A Companion Service for a Fuller, More Active Life

Neighbor to Neighbor Companions is a bridge to a fuller, more active life for older adults so they can continue living at home, stay healthy, and remain as independent as possible.  

Our dedicated, trained Neighbor to Neighbor Companion volunteers offer assistance with daily activities, transportation for appointments, and an opportunity for meaningful friendship. This service is offered and available for purchase statewide. 

Customized, Neighbor to Neighbor Companion Volunteer Weekly Visits Ensure: 

• Reliable transportation to medical appointments, grocery shopping and errands. 
• Assistance with correspondence, such as paying bills.
• Help with simple household tasks. 
• An ongoing resource, advocate and friend who can help you stay independent and healthy. 

How it Works 

We partner with you, your family, and your health care provider(s) to design a plan that fits your schedule. A trained local companion will then begin weekly visits to support your specific needs — both at home and with transportation to community activities.  

You can depend on quality care from our companions who undergo comprehensive background and driving checks, and our experienced employees are available to address questions along the way. 

Details and Rates 

Neighbor to Neighbor Companions is an affordable service scheduled for a set number of hours each week.  

During visits, we provide support in your home as well as transportation to activities in your community for a fixed rate. Service includes 20 miles of travel per week (or 1,000 miles per year) and you may choose to purchase additional mileage. Contact us for rate details and availability in your area. 

Get Started Today

Complete our short interest form

You can also contact the LSS representative in your area or call us toll-free at 877.540.9443.

A request for Neighbor to Neighbor services may be placed by you or a family member.

Make a payment for this service online

Interested in Becoming a Volunteer?

Learn about  becoming a Neighbor to Neighbor Companion volunteer