Companion Care at Home — Greater Philadelphia & Bucks County
When a senior shouldn't be alone all day but doesn't need hands-on help — A-Team companion care provides conversation, light housekeeping, and social engagement that keeps loneliness from becoming the next health problem. ACHC-accredited. RN-supervised. Medicaid CHC, private pay.
Already Providing Companion Care? You Can Get Paid For It.
If you're an adult family member already keeping mom or dad company, running errands, or helping around the house for a loved one on Pennsylvania Medicaid — you may qualify to be paid as a Direct Care Worker.
Recognized · Accredited · Trusted
What A-Team Companion Care Includes
Non-hands-on in-home companion care that addresses loneliness, safety, and daily routine — delivered by a trained companion, supervised by a registered nurse.
Friendly Conversation
Genuine engagement — sharing stories, current events, memories — because human connection is as vital as nutrition.
Light Housekeeping
Tidying, laundry, vacuuming, dishwashing — basic upkeep so the living environment stays safe and dignified.
Errands & Shopping
Grocery runs, pharmacy pickups, and other daily errands — so your loved one stays stocked and doesn't risk a solo trip.
Transportation to Appointments
Rides to the doctor, specialist, therapist, or hair salon. Companion stays with the client — no drop-and-go.
Meal Preparation
Home-cooked meals according to the client's preferences and dietary needs. No frozen dinners.
Medication Reminders
Reminders to take medications on schedule. (Administration and injection are reserved for skilled nursing.)
Social Engagement
Facilitating group activities, senior center visits, phone calls with family, church attendance — whatever keeps life active.
Reading & Activities
Reading aloud, board games, puzzles, card games, and hobby activities — cognitive engagement that makes a day feel meaningful.
4 Situations That Most Often Lead Families to A-Team Companion Care
Companion care is the right fit when isolation and daily routine are the problem — not physical assistance.
Lonely senior living alone after a spouse's death
Social isolation accelerates cognitive and physical decline in seniors faster than most families expect. When dad lost mom and is now alone six days a week in a quiet house — A-Team companion care puts a warm, engaged human presence in the home on a consistent schedule. Not just someone to watch him. Someone to talk to.
Adult child working full-time with an aging parent who needs supervision
You can't be in two places at once. If your parent is cognitively sound but not safe alone all day — prone to forgetting meals, missing medications, or just sitting in silence — a companion bridges the gap during work hours. Most clients start with 5–6 hours per weekday and adjust from there. Family caregivers can also be paid for this role.
Recently widowed senior adjusting to solo life
The months after a spouse's death are among the highest-risk periods for seniors — for both physical and mental health decline. A companion becomes a consistent, caring presence during re-adjustment: helping re-establish routines, running errands that were always shared, and making sure the house stays functional and the senior stays connected.
Recovery from minor surgery or illness — not bed-bound, just not fully independent
After a knee replacement, minor cardiac procedure, or a bad winter flu, a senior can be mobile but not fully functional for two to six weeks. They don't need a skilled nurse or personal care aide — they need someone to drive them to follow-up appointments, prepare meals, and make sure they don't overdo it. That's companion care.
Loneliness Is a Clinical Risk — Not Just Sadness
Research consistently links social isolation in older adults to accelerated cognitive decline, increased hospitalizations, and higher mortality — independent of physical health status. The National Academies of Sciences has classified senior isolation as a major public health concern.
Companion care isn't a luxury. For a senior living alone, having a trained, consistent human presence several times a week is one of the most evidence-aligned interventions available. A-Team companions are matched by language and personality — not just schedule availability.
Schedule a Free Assessment →How A-Team Companion Care Works
From your first call to your first scheduled visit — typically 24 to 48 hours.
Free Phone Consultation
Call (215) 490-9994. Describe your situation — the hours, the routine, the personality. We'll explain what companion care covers and what it costs under CHC Medicaid, private pay, or long-term care insurance.
In-Home RN Assessment
A registered nurse comes to the home, assesses the environment and the client, and writes a care plan. Even for non-medical companion care, RN supervision is standard at A-Team — because needs can change.
Companion Match
A-Team matches a companion by location, language preference (English, Spanish, Russian, Ukrainian), and personality fit. The first visit includes a proper introduction — not just a stranger at the door.
Care Begins — and Adjusts
First visit within 24 to 48 hours. As companionship needs evolve into physical care needs, A-Team upgrades the service — same agency, same phone number, same relationship.
See How A-Team Companion Care Works in Greater Philadelphia
A 90-second look at why Bucks County and Greater Philadelphia families trust A-Team to keep their loved ones engaged and safe at home.
A-Team Home Care · Greater Philadelphia & Bucks County · 90-second overview
Already Providing Companion Care Yourself?
If you're an adult family member already providing the companionship, the errand runs, the meal prep, and the medication reminders for a parent, sibling, or adult child on Pennsylvania Medicaid — you may qualify to be paid for that work as a Direct Care Worker through A-Team's Family Caregiver Program. Spouses and POA holders are excluded by state rule.
See If You Qualify →Why Greater Philadelphia & Bucks Families Choose A-Team for Companion Care
ACHC-accredited companion care with RN-supervised care plans, same-agency escalation, and the only companion care in the region that covers the Family Caregiver Program.
ACHC Accredited
Hospital-grade home-health accreditation applied to every companion care client. Most companion agencies don't carry ACHC. A-Team does — and it shows in the care plans.
RN-Supervised Care Plans
Every companion care client gets a registered-nurse home assessment and written care plan — not just a list of tasks. RN supervision is standard at A-Team, not an upgrade.
State-Trained Companions
Every A-Team companion completes Pennsylvania state-provided Direct Care Worker (DCW) training before the first shift. No on-the-job learning at a client's expense.
PA Medicaid CHC In-Network
In-network with all three Pennsylvania CHC plans: Keystone First, UPMC, and PA Health & Wellness. Companion care for eligible clients starts at $0 out-of-pocket.
Family Caregiver Program
Unique to A-Team in this region: qualifying family members can be paid to provide companion care for their loved one under CHC Medicaid. Learn more →
Same-Agency Escalation to Personal Care
When companion care needs escalate to hands-on personal care, A-Team adjusts the care plan without a new agency, new intake, or disruption in relationship.
American Multilingual Staff
Local Americans who speak English, Spanish, Russian, or Ukrainian. Clients matched by language preference — because genuine companionship requires shared language.
24–48 Hour Match
Most companion care clients are matched within 24 to 48 hours of the first call — including the in-home RN assessment and written care plan.
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Companion Care FAQ
The most common questions Greater Philadelphia and Bucks County families ask before starting companion care.
What is companion care at home?
What's the difference between companion care and personal care?
Does Pennsylvania Medicaid cover companion care?
Can a family member be paid to provide companion care?
How quickly can A-Team start companion care?
What hours is companion care available?
Where does A-Team provide companion care?
Two Offices · Five Counties
Companion care available across Greater Philadelphia and Bucks. Local intake, local care coordinators, local supervision.
2751 N. 5th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19133
(215) 490-9994
2 Park Lane, Suite 106
Feasterville-Trevose, PA 19053
(215) 490-9994
Contact Us
Call us today at (215) 490-9994 to book a free in-home consultation with a member of our dedicated staff and discover all the ways A-Team Home Care can support you or your loved ones.
Irina Rabovetsky
Our team is here to listen, answer your questions, and help you build the right care plan for your loved one — whether you need care now or are just exploring options.
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Companion Care That Keeps Your Loved One Connected and Safe at Home.
ACHC-accredited. RN-supervised. PA Medicaid CHC, private pay, and long-term care insurance. Most clients matched with a companion within 24 to 48 hours.
See If You Qualify
Tell us a little about your loved one's situation and a member of our team will reach out within one business day to walk you through the Pennsylvania Medicaid Family Caregiver Program eligibility — call us directly at (215) 490-9994 if you'd rather speak first.
By submitting this form, you agree to be contacted by A-Team Home Care Inc. via email, phone, text message, automated calls, and/or ringless voicemail regarding services, recruiting, or promotions. Message frequency varies. Standard message and data rates may apply. You may opt out at any time.