Companionship care is a type of care that focuses on providing social support and companionship to individuals who may be isolated or lonely. This type of care is often provided to older adults who may be living alone and have limited social contact, but it can also be provided to individuals of any age who may benefit from having someone to spend time with.

Companionship care can include a wide range of activities, such as conversation, reading, playing games, and participating in hobbies or activities together. The goal of companionship care is to provide emotional support and help individuals feel less lonely and more connected to others.

Companionship care can be provided in-home or in a residential care facility, and it can be provided by professional caregivers or by volunteers. Some individuals may benefit from regular companionship care, while others may only need occasional companionship.