Facility Sitter
A facility sitter provides one-to-one companionship and non-medical support during a stay in a senior living, rehabilitation, or nursing facility.
- Conversation and companionship
- Observation and agreed safety support
- Updates to designated family contacts
- Non-medical assistance during meals
Included
What this service may include
The sitter complements facility care and follows facility rules; the service does not replace clinical staff.
Conversation and companionship
Observation and agreed safety support
Updates to designated family contacts
Non-medical assistance during meals
Calm reassurance and familiar activities
Who it may help
Who may benefit from a facility sitter
This service may help clients who would benefit from additional companionship or a familiar presence during a facility stay.
Staying in a rehabilitation or care facility
Family cannot be present as often as desired
Would benefit from one-to-one companionship
Needs reassurance during a temporary stay
Getting started
How care begins
1
Request a consultation
Tell us what kind of help you are considering.
2
Discuss the routine
We review care needs, preferences, and scheduling.
3
Confirm the plan
You review the proposed services and caregiver match.
4
Begin care
Care starts on the agreed schedule, with ongoing check-ins.
Ask about this service
Ask whether Facility Sitter fits your needs
A care coordinator can explain the service scope, current scheduling options, and next steps.