Companion care to support the whole person.
A little company can go a long way. Maybe you live alone, or you don’t drive as much. Maybe you simply want someone to share in the things you love. Companion care from Home Instead helps you stay connected and engaged with the life you love.
Here’s how companion care can help:
- More connection & less isolation – enjoy friendly conversations and shared moments that reduce loneliness.
- Do more of what you love – from hobbies and games to walks and puzzles, stay engaged with what you enjoy most.
- Extra awareness at home – a regular presence may help notice changes in routines or well-being so families can stay informed.
- Support with daily routines – let us help with meals, light housekeeping, medication reminders, and more.
- Outings and transportation – get a ride to errands, appointments, and community activities.
- Confidence knowing someone is there – benefit from having a caring presence and an extra set of eyes around the house.

How we make companion care feel personal.
Our approach to companion care starts with getting to know you. What are your care needs? What are your hobbies and what brings you joy? Then when it’s time to match you with a vetted Care Pro, we consider compatibility, experience, and skill fit. Because while we want you to get the best care, we also want companionship to feel natural.
From there, care stays personal. Whether it’s a conversation, completing a puzzle, or helping you get around the house, your local Care Pro will show up with warmth and respect.
Friendly companionship on your schedule.
Home Instead Morgantown’s In-Home Companion Care services include:
- Activities of Daily Living
- Toileting
- Cognitive Engagement
- Bathing and Grooming
- Meal Preparation
- Transportation
- Light Housekeeping
- Companionship
- Medication Reminders

Trusted in-home companion care for all of Morgantown.
Since 2019, Home Instead has provided companion care for older adults throughout Morgantown, WV—helping them stay independent and supported at home.Proudly caring for communities near you:
Albright, Arthurdale, Aurora, Baxter, Blacksville, Bretz, Bridgeport, Bruceton Mills, Burton, Carolina, Cheat Lake, Clarksburg, Eglon, Fairmont, Fairview, Farmington, Flemington, Grafton, Grant Town, Granville, Idamay, Independence, Kingwood, Maidsville, Mannington, Masontown, Metz, Moatsville, Montana Mines, Morgantown, Newburg, Osage, Pentress, Pleasant Valley, Pursglove, Rachel, Reedsville, Rivesville, Rowlesburg, Terra Alta, Thornton, Tunnelton, Wallace, Wana, Worthington, White Hall
...to name a few.
Companion Care Services FAQs
Companion care can include conversation, shared meals, walks, games, errands, transportation, hobbies, or simply a familiar person present during the day. Transportation to appointments in a community where transportation can be limited, plus support for dementia and chronic conditions.
Simple transportation support can make the difference between missing an appointment and staying connected to the healthcare and community routines that matter.
Yes. Regular visits can add structure and connection while also helping the family notice when routines, appetite, mobility, or mood begin to change.
Across Morgantown and Monongalia, Marion, and Harrison Counties, the team can build a schedule around the client’s interests and the family’s preferred communication.
A Care Pro can build visits around conversation, meals, hobbies, errands, walks, or community activities the client already values.
Simple transportation support can make the difference between missing an appointment and staying connected to the healthcare and community routines that matter. The family can explain what feels familiar so companionship supports confidence and connection at home.
Specialized support can bring more structure to a situation involving memory loss, mobility changes, multiple conditions, or a difficult transition. In Morgantown, A 161-year combined healthcare background supports individualized matching, responsive communication, and 24/7 on-call access. Transportation can be an important part of care in this community, alongside support for dementia and chronic conditions.
The team can coordinate a customized schedule around the person's abilities, routines, safety needs, and family communication preferences. The plan can change when the situation changes.
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