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Our Services

Abiding Love Companionship offers nation-wide respite for families who care for a loved one, assists people who needs temporary help while healing, and provides travel assistance.

Visiting Short-term Companionship & Care

Metaphysical Support

Read the Lesson and The Bible, Christian Science materials, playing hymns and uplifting talks.


Nourishing Meal Preparation

Wholesome, balanced home-cooked food prepared with care.


Helpful Household Support

Light cleaning, laundry, and home organization.


Gentle Personal Care

Dignified assistance with light grooming, reminders, and dressing.
 

Transportation

Safe travel to appointments and errands, assistance through activities.

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Cognitive Support

Redirection, wandering management, memory lane love.

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Purposeful Companionship

Nurturing conversations and activities that uplift the spirit.

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Short-term Respite Services

Overnight and ongoing coverage (up to 14 days) provided while:

  • family or caregivers are away or need a rest;

  • temporary help is needed while healing is taking place.

Travel Assistance

We assist clients with going to church, attending Association, visiting family, taking a much-needed trip, and details such as:

  • drafting itineraries including planning and research;

  • helping with reservations and bookings;

  • aiding mobility and security screening support.

Travel and transport for elderly in home care

Local Companionship & Care

in home care for senors

In addition to our Visiting Short-term offerings, we're able to offer the following for those living on the central eastern coast of Florida:

  • recurring visits or one-time stop-in, as frequently as you need;

  • from one hour up to multi-day visits;

  • providing regular emotional and social engagement;

  • ongoing support for daily routines.

What's Not Included

The following are outside the scope of care due to training or ability:

  • care that requires a trained Christian Science nurse;

  • care that requires a trained registered nurse;

  • intruding on the private relationship between the loved one and their family or the primary health care professional;

  • assuming responsibility for a loved one’s financial or household transactions;

  • assuming responsibility for health care decisions, diagnosis or prognosis;

  • managing medication or providing treatment.

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