Who we are
Good Companions provides exclusive, individually tailored, non-care services to retired people in the Cambridge area, living in their own homes or in retirement communities.
Our aims are to enrich retirement, maximise independence and reduce anxieties by offering a wide range of high quality concierge and PA services to complement the support provided by family and friends. read on
I am so
grateful to know that Sheila is able to give my mother the care and attention I would, if I lived closer. I can see
the change that this stability has brought to her 
daily
life and the enjoyment it brings her.
Our aims are to enrich retirement, maximise independence and reduce anxieties by offering a wide range of high quality concierge and PA services to complement the support provided by family and friends. read on
I am so
grateful to know that Sheila is able to give my mother the care and attention I would, if I lived closer. I can see
the change that this stability has brought to her daily
life and the enjoyment it brings her.
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What we do
We add value to the lives of older people by providing services which help them enjoy a full and stress free retirement. Clients' needs are individual and change over time.
We can provide one-off support or on-going assistance, depending upon circumstance. The list of potential services is almost infinite. examples of our services and fees |
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Client profiles
Good Companions' clients range from active retirees looking for companionship to the more elderly finding it harder to get about and do what they want.
Mrs B, a widow in her early 80's with good mobility, a lively mind and a wicked sense of humour needs regular reassurance. Sheila is someone to talk things through and motivates Mrs B to keep active. read on Mr K is in his 70's and wanted to learn how to use a computer to send emails and to shop online. Sheila taught him the basics and arranged a regular computer group session. read on Leila was an academic with an active lifestyle. Now her short term memory is poor and she is lonely. Her son worries about her but can only visit infrequently. read on |
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