Home Companions

01/05/2026

We are not just a company but Family. We had our annul Christmas Party full of food laughter and games! Our leadership team shared what all that we accomplished in 2025 and what 2026 is going to look like!! Big things are happening at Home Companions and we are just getting started! pics from party.

12/27/2025

As caregivers the smallest act of Kindness does not go unseen.

12/25/2025

Home Companions would like to wish you and your family a very Merry Christmas.

12/24/2025

12/23/2025

Here at Home Companions we are not just taking care of someone. we make sure to pour value into their life.

12/22/2025

As caregivers there goes more into our job of taking care of someone then you would think. One of the biggest situations that we
come across is activities that we can do with our clients. Here are some of the top 10 activities you can do with your client.

12/19/2025

Have you noticed a change in your loved ones? maybe it's old age or could it be something else. Top 10 signs of dementia.

12/17/2025

Question Of The Week!!!

12/16/2025

To be the best caregiver, focus on self-care (rest, eat well, get support) to avoid burnout, master communication (active listening, empathy, clear language),
encourage independence, educate yourself on the condition, and build a strong support system by asking for and accepting help from family, friends, or groups.
Be patient, flexible, and advocate for your loved one while setting healthy boundaries for yourself.

12/15/2025

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Home Companions

12/15/2025

Caregiver burnout doesn’t have a look.
It’s quiet and unsuspecting.
It’s not mental breakdowns in public, or messy buns and puffy eyes.
(Although sometimes it can be….)
Usually though,
It’s a smile that lingers and a quick “I’m fine” without further explanation.
It’s a cry in the bathroom before wiping your tears and continuing on.
It’s cracking a joke in the emergency room because it’s easier than letting yourself fall apart in that moment.
It’s remembering every medication, every appointment and years of medical history,
but forgetting if you ate today.
And sometimes it looks like you have it altogether…
because we’ve become pros at hiding in plain sight.
Caregiver burnout doesn’t have a look because we have learned along the way that it is easier to hide the hard and the uncomfortable than it is to explain a life no one will understand.
So we cry in the bathroom.
We wipe our tears.
We put on a smile.
We say we’re fine.
And we keep going…
Burnt out or not.