Companionship Care in Nottingham
Loneliness affects 1 in 4 older adults — and it’s a real health risk. Our Nottingham companionship carers visit regularly, share a cup of tea, get out for fresh air, and help around the home. It’s the small things that keep people happy, well, and at home for longer.
Call 0115 865 6333Arrange a free chatWhat companionship visits look like in Nottingham
Conversation & company
A reliable, friendly face who listens — same carer where possible.
Escorted outings
Trips into Nottingham, garden centres, the GP, hairdresser, family visits — wherever they want to go.
Hobbies & activities
Crosswords, gentle exercise, baking, gardening, photo albums — staying engaged matters.
Light meal preparation
Help putting together a proper meal — and eating it together.
Light housekeeping
Tidying up, laundry, changing bedding, watering plants, taking the bins out.
Tech & admin help
Video calls with grandchildren, online shopping, opening post, paying bills.
Who it’s for
- Older adults living alone in Nottingham who’d benefit from regular visits
- Family members who can’t be present as often as they’d like
- People recovering from a stay in QMC Nottingham who need a confidence boost
- Anyone whose partner has recently passed away
- Early-stage dementia where routine and familiar faces help
Visiting companion: from £25/hr (1-hour minimum)
Weekly companion package (10 hrs): from £850/week
No long contracts. Cancel or change anytime with 7 days’ notice.
Why it’s more than “just a chat”
Loneliness raises the risk of dementia, heart disease, and depression — comparable to smoking 15 cigarettes a day. Regular companionship visits keep people connected, active, and noticed. Our Nottingham carers also flag concerns to family early — a fall risk, a sudden mood change, a fridge with not much in it — so small problems don’t become big ones.
Will it be the same carer each time?
Wherever possible, yes. We match carers to clients on personality and shared interests, and aim to keep the same 1–2 people visiting so a real relationship builds.
What if my parent doesn’t want a stranger in the house?
We start with a free no-obligation chat where they meet the manager and a potential carer. Visits start short — sometimes just 30 minutes for a coffee — and build from there.
Can companionship visits include personal care?
If light personal care (medication reminders, help with dressing) is needed, we can blend it into the visit. For more involved personal care we’d move you onto our home care service.
Do you cover evenings and weekends?
Yes. Nottingham visits are available 7 days a week, including evenings and bank holidays.
A friendly face — once a week or every day
Free chat with our Nottingham care manager. No pressure, no commitment.
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