Companionship · Engagement
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Dementia
Companion Care

St. Petersburg, Florida
"A steadiness that keeps your loved one connected to themselves and their day."
The Service

Presence is not proximity. Being in the same room is not the same as being truly there.

Dementia companion care is for those who need more than safety monitoring — who benefit from real conversation, gentle activity, and the kind of unhurried attention that keeps them connected to themselves and their day.

Avelis companions are matched for personality as much as skill. They bring patience, genuine curiosity, and a willingness to follow the lead of the person they're with — entering their world rather than pulling them into ours.

What This Is Not

Companion care is not babysitting. It is not passive presence while someone watches television alone. It is not a check-in.

It is active, attentive engagement — adapted in real time to how someone is feeling, what they're able to do today, and what brings them a sense of calm, meaning, or joy. That looks different for every person, and it changes from day to day.

Our companions know how to read those shifts — and how to move with them.

What to Expect

A familiar face.
An unhurried day.

i.
Matched by Personality
We pair companions by temperament and interests — not just availability — because a good match changes everything.
ii.
Engagement That Fits the Day
Conversation, music, walks, familiar tasks — companions follow the person's energy, never imposing structure.
iii.
Dementia-Informed Communication
Our companions meet people where they are — responding to the emotional truth of what someone is expressing.
iv.
Consistent Relationship Over Time
The same companion returns. Familiarity builds trust — and trust builds genuine ease.
Who This Serves

For those who need
someone to be
present with them.

Isolation is one of the greatest risks for people living with dementia. Companion care addresses that directly — with regular, reliable human connection on their terms.

  • Individuals in early to mid-stage dementia who benefit from structured social engagement
  • People living alone or with a working family member who need daily company
  • Those who have withdrawn from previous social activities and need a bridge back
  • Families looking to supplement formal care with meaningful human presence
  • Individuals for whom isolation, anxiety, or agitation has increased noticeably
  • Those who still have rich emotional and conversational capacity, and deserve someone to meet them there
Pricing

Straightforward.
No surprises.

Billed hourly with a minimum 3-hour visit.

Estimated Rate Range
Companion Care (per hour) $26–$34
Minimum Visit 3 hours
Recurring Scheduled Visits Preferred arrangement
Insurance Billing Not accepted
We are a private-pay service and do not currently bill insurance. Many families use long-term care insurance reimbursement, HSA/FSA funds, or private funds. We are happy to provide documentation to support any reimbursement claims.
Ready to Begin?
A conversation
costs nothing.

Reach out and tell us what your family needs. There is no obligation, no pressure — only a genuine willingness to listen and help you find the right path forward.

Begin a Conversation
What We Provide

Everything included
in this service.

As a private home care referral service, here is exactly what ythe caregiver we introduce provides on every visit.

Genuine CompanionshipUnhurried conversation, shared activities, and attentive presence throughout the day.
Reminiscence & StorytellingEngaging your loved one's long-term memories through conversation and photos.
Music & EntertainmentSharing favorite music, radio, TV, or other activities that bring comfort.
Light Activity FacilitationPuzzles, crafts, gardening, walks, and other engagement suited to ability and mood.
Meal Preparation & Mealtime CompanyPreparing meals and sharing them — so dining isn't a solitary experience.
Medication RemindersPrompting scheduled medications — not administration.
Personal Care AssistanceHelp with grooming, dressing, and hygiene as needed.
Light HousekeepingKeeping the environment tidy and comfortable.
Safety SupervisionWatchful presence to prevent falls and manage any behavioral shifts.
Mobility AssistanceSteadying and guiding safe movement through the home.
Emotional SupportA steady, warm presence for moments of anxiety, confusion, or low mood.
Post-Visit ReportingA brief update to family after each visit.
Other Services
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Private In-Home Respite Care
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Overnight Dementia Support
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Dementia Companion Care
04
Post-Hospital Recovery Support
Begin Here

Connection begins
with a single conversation.

Tell us about your loved one — who they are, what they enjoy, how their days feel.

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