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My dad is alone all day while I work and he's getting lonely
Your options, best first
#1 Do it yourself
Add regular contact
- Set up a daily phone call at a fixed time.
- Ask neighbors, a faith group or a senior center about visits.
- Look for adult day programs near you.
- Share your parent's interests with any companion before they start.
- Check in after the first two weeks about how it feels.
Safety: Non-medical, daytime company only.
Stop and call a pro if: Your parent seems confused, has fallen or isn't eating: contact their doctor; call 911 for an emergency.
#2 Instant price check and quote request
What it costs here
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#3 Book a companion
Respite companionship for an older adult (non-medical, daytime)
A regular independent companion offers conversation and company; I remain the household employer.
Prices are set by each independent companion and shown before you pay.
Based on: Alzheimer's Association: respite care, Alzheimer's Association: Understanding respite care
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