- Background-checked caregivers
- Written care plan before any visit
- A care supervisor on every plan
- Incidents escalated within 24 hours
Who it is for
- A parent who lives alone and needs daytime company
- Someone with mild memory loss who benefits from a familiar face
- A client whose family is busy in the daytime
What is included
- Daytime company - conversation, reading, games, walks
- Light meal preparation + medication reminders
- Light tidying within the client area
- Outings + supervised activities where agreed
- Daily check-in note to the family rep
What we do not do
- Personal care or hands-on support (use Elder care instead)
- Overnight cover (use Live-in)
Typical engagement
Usually 4–6 hours/day, 5–7 days/week.
Where we operate
Companion care across 4 Nigerian cities.
Same care plan, same supervisor accountability, in every city we run. Switch to the Cities tab to see the neighbourhoods we cover.
4 cities live across Nigeria. Tap a pin to request care there.
Pricing
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Silver, Gold, Platinum. The assessment recommends which one fits this service.
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Related services
Other ways we support families.
Elderly care at home
Hands-on daily support for clients who need help with bathing, mobility, meals, and routines.
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Post-hospital recovery care
Non-medical recovery support after discharge - observation, mobility, meals, comfort.
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Specialised support
Structured non-medical care for adults living with dementia, stroke recovery, or chronic conditions.
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Frequently asked questions
Companion care: your questions answered.
The questions families ask most about companion care.
What does a companion caregiver actually do?
Daytime company, conversation, gentle activity, light meal preparation, medication reminders, and a watchful eye, plus a daily check-in note to the family so you worry less.
My parent is independent but lonely. Is companion care overkill?
Not at all. Companion care is built exactly for mostly-independent relatives who benefit from routine and a familiar face, without the hands-on personal care that elderly care involves.
Can it become hands-on care later if needed?
Yes. If needs grow, your supervisor can switch to elderly care or add hours, with your approval, so the support scales with your parent instead of starting over.
Are outings and errands included?
Where you agree to them, yes. Walks, errands, and supervised activities are part of companion care, planned around what your parent enjoys and can manage safely.
Non-medical scope
Cleaneet caregivers do not provide nursing, prescribing, injections, IV, oxygen, wound dressing, catheter changes, restraint, diagnosis, or clinical decision-making. Medication is reminders only.