Senior Home Companions

Senior Home Companions Senior Home Companions provides non-medical, elderly care companion services to older adults in both Indiana and Florida. We are not a national franchise.

As a privately owned company, we are dedicated to serving with integrity, effectiveness and compassion. Senior Home Companions provides referrals of loving, non-medical, in-home caregivers. We help people in need of assistance with daily living activities due to injury, illness, aging needs, dementia, and Alzheimer’s. Senior Home Companions is a private, local Indianapolis business started in 1996. We meet individually with potential clients to ensure a personal connection.

A little About our Dementia and Empathy Training 🧠SHC implemented this virtual reality dementia training for all caregiv...
06/17/2026

A little About our Dementia and Empathy Training 🧠

SHC implemented this virtual reality dementia training for all caregivers to see through their eyes. Hear what they might hear and feel what they might feel.

Rendever’s Training has a series of paradigms to understand the challenges of dementia progression.

💡1. Pill Organization
💡2. Symptom Library
💡3. Morning Routine
💡4. Wandering

This training has been extremely helpful and Insightful when learning to care for someone with dementia!

Our caregivers spend so much of their time caring for others. That’s why we’re proud to give back to the incredible indi...
06/16/2026

Our caregivers spend so much of their time caring for others. That’s why we’re proud to give back to the incredible individuals who make a difference every day.

We hosted our annual Caregiver Day at the Zoo, inviting our caregivers and their family to enjoy a day filled with animals, laughter, sunshine, and quality time together. ☀️🐆

As spring routines pick up, families naturally spend more time together and see each other more often. In that shift, th...
06/12/2026

As spring routines pick up, families naturally spend more time together and see each other more often. In that shift, things that were easy to miss during winter—like changes in energy, memory, or daily functioning—can start to stand out.

That awareness isn’t about alarm. It’s about paying attention early enough to respond with care, not crisis.
And when questions come up, having the right support system in place can make all the difference.

👉 Listen to the full blog: https://seniorhomecompanions.com/spring-home-care-can-start-small/

Spring isn’t just about fresh starts—it’s also a season where families often become more present in each other’s lives a...
06/09/2026

Spring isn’t just about fresh starts—it’s also a season where families often become more present in each other’s lives again. After the slower winter months, increased connection can make small but important changes in an aging loved one more noticeable.

It’s a natural time to reflect, observe, and gently consider whether extra support at home may help maintain safety and independence.

💬 Sometimes, the most powerful support comes from meeting someone where they are.

👉 Listen to the full blog: https://seniorhomecompanions.com/spring-home-care-can-start-small/

Winter can be isolating—whether you’re a new parent or supporting an aging loved one. People stay indoors more, have few...
06/03/2026

Winter can be isolating—whether you’re a new parent or supporting an aging loved one. People stay indoors more, have fewer visitors, and become less socially engaged. Then spring arrives, bringing fresh air, sunlight, and a chance to reconnect with the world.

But not everyone naturally bounces back socially on their own. For some seniors, that transition is harder—and that’s where companionship and intentional support can make a meaningful difference.

👉 Listen to the full blog: https://seniorhomecompanions.com/spring-home-care-for-seniors-helping-aging-loved-ones-reconnect/

Spring often brings a renewed sense of connection after the isolation of winter. For older adults and families alike, it...
06/01/2026

Spring often brings a renewed sense of connection after the isolation of winter. For older adults and families alike, it’s a season where routines shift, people get outside more, and changes in mood, energy, or independence become easier to notice.

This season is an opportunity to reconnect, observe with care, and consider whether additional support at home could help maintain safety and quality of life.

💬 The right guidance can turn uncertainty into clarity.

👉 Listen to the full blog: https://seniorhomecompanions.com/spring-home-care-for-seniors-helping-aging-loved-ones-reconnect/

As winter routines fade, families often notice changes all at once—things like mobility shifts, memory changes, or a hom...
05/28/2026

As winter routines fade, families often notice changes all at once—things like mobility shifts, memory changes, or a home that isn’t being maintained the same way.

Sometimes the smallest changes are the earliest signs that support needs are shifting.

👉 Listen to the full blog: https://seniorhomecompanions.com/spring-check-in-for-aging-loved-ones/

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630 3rd Avenue SW STE 200
Carmel, IN
46032

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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