Companionship
Conversation, activities, and social engagement.
New Albany, Ohio
Companion care in New Albany, Ohio
New Albany runs on walkability, from the Village Center to its leisure trails, and staying part of that matters as people get older. Haven Grove provides private-pay, non-medical companion care so New Albany residents keep their routines, with caregivers who come to the home.
Companion care in New Albany, Ohio
New Albany, straddling Franklin and Licking counties, is known for its Georgian-style architecture, walkable Village Center, and one of the region's most extensive leisure-trail networks. Staying active and connected is part of daily life here, and our caregivers help keep it that way with companionship, a steady hand at home, and dependable rides.
Our support in New Albany is strictly non-medical and private-pay: companionship, meals, light housekeeping, transportation, medication reminders, and respite for family caregivers, delivered from Haven Grove's base in nearby Columbus. See our companion care overview and what it costs.
New Albany-area families can also turn to the Central Ohio Area Agency on Aging (COAAA) and the Ohio Department of Aging for information and referral for older adults and caregivers.
How we help in New Albany
Respite & overnight
Relief for family caregivers, day or night.
Everyday support
Meal prep, light housekeeping, transportation, reminders.
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Common questions, New Albany
Which parts of New Albany do you serve?
We serve families throughout New Albany and the surrounding Franklin and Licking County areas, including the Village Center and nearby neighborhoods. Care comes to your loved one's home.
Can a caregiver help my parent stay active in New Albany?
Yes, companionship on a walk along the leisure trails, a ride to the Village Center, or help getting to appointments and errands are all part of our non-medical companion care.
Is this medical care?
No. Haven Grove provides private-pay companion care, non-medical support only. We do not provide home health, skilled nursing, hospice, or hospital care.