Angel Companions

Angel Companions was founded in 2004 by Edward Rofi, after he and his wife Robin had struggled with multiple family health issues that required them to seek outside help. Between their son's battle with a debilitating form of epilepsy that left him totally disabled and Robin's elderly father's own challenges with advancing age, they learned very quickly how important it was to find quality, trustworthy caregivers to help care for family members.

We understand that the decision to invite a caregiver into your home is an important one. That is why Angel Companions will work with you to develop a Plan of Care based on your needs, then provide caregivers who are best suited to accommodate your individual situation. Once the selection is made and care begins, we will monitor your needs to ensure that you and your family are satisfied with the care provided.

Angel Companions' Hospice Care Support team provides personal non-medical care, comfort and stand-by assistance. In partnership with the hospice medical professionals, the Angel Companions Hospice Care Support team strives to make the person comfortable and relieve their symptoms for the entire length of their illness as best as physically, emotionally and spiritually possible.

At Angel Companions, we believe that having the desire and ability to provide quality care for individuals in their time of need is a gift. The founders of our company sought to provide that gift by creating the most professional and trusted personal care service possible.

Angel Companions impacts the quality of our clients' lives by offering a comprehensive set of premium in-home care services custom tailored to the needs of each individual, and delivered by Angel Companions Caregivers who are both competent and compassionate.Assistance with bathing, incontinence care and personal hygiene - Our caregivers will assist or stand-by assist a client with bathing and personal hygiene needs, including oral care.

We generally don't think of companionship as something essential, but research shows that one of the most important aspects of staying healthy is social interaction. As people age and aren't as independent as they used to be, among the first things that suffers is their ability to attend social events.