Life is full of small tasks that can add up fast. We’re here to take some of that weight off your shoulders — so you can focus on what matters most to you.
Our Story
Calusa Companion Care was born out of a simple observation: our growing community is full of incredible people who want to stay independent in their own homes, but sometimes need a little extra support to do so.
We’re not a medical agency, and we’re not a childcare provider. We’re dedicated, caring, trustworthy companions focused entirely on making day-to-day life more manageable and more joyful for busy parents, seniors, and adults with disabilities.
Our Values
Dignity first. We treat every client with the respect and warmth they deserve.
Reliability you can count on. When we say we’ll be there, we mean it.
No surprises. We’re transparent about what we do, what we don’t do, and what you can expect from us.
Community rooted. We live here too. This community matters to us personally, not just professionally.
Light Housekeeping
Tidying up, laundry, dishes, and keeping your space comfortable.
Meal preparation
Cooking simple, nourishing meals based on your preferences and dietary needs.
Transportation and Errands
Rides to appointments, grocery trips, pharmacy runs, and more.
Personal Assistance
Help with day-to-day tasks that take a little more effort than they used to.
Licensed and Insured
Calusa Companion Care provides non-medical support only.
We do not offer medical, nursing, or clinical services.
AHCA License #241635
Autism
IBCCES Certified* to provide patient, knowledgeable support for individuals on the autism spectrum, ensuring every interaction is comfortable, respectful, and tailored to their unique needs.
Alzheimer’s and Dementia
Specially trained to care for clients living with Alzheimer’s and dementia, approaching every moment with compassion, consistency, and a deep understanding of how memory loss affects daily life.
CPR & First Aid
CPR and First Aid certified, so you can feel confident that your loved one is in safe, prepared hands.
Applied Life Skills
Applied Life Skills training equips us to help clients build and maintain the practical everyday skills – from meal prep to personal organization – that support independence and quality of life at home.
If you need specialized assistance, we hope you find this list of resources helpful.
Local Resources - Charlotte and Lee County
Area Agency on Aging for Southwest Florida (AAASWFL)
The local Area Agency on Aging serving Charlotte, Lee, and surrounding counties. Connects seniors and adults with disabilities to elder care, transportation, meals, housekeeping, legal assistance, and more. Based in Fort Myers.
AAASWFL Elder Helpline — 866-413-5337 (866-41-ELDER)
Free helpline for seniors, adults with disabilities, and caregivers in Southwest Florida. Available Monday–Friday, 8am–5pm. Specialists can connect you with local services including home care, transportation, meals, and more.
Senior Support and Community Resources
SHINE — Serving Health Insurance Needs of Elders
A free, unbiased Medicare counseling program run by the Florida Department of Elder Affairs. Trained volunteers help seniors navigate Medicare, Medicaid, and health insurance decisions.
Florida Elder Helpline — 1-800-963-5337
Statewide toll-free helpline connecting seniors and caregivers to local programs and services anywhere in Florida.
The official U.S. government Medicare website. Find coverage information, compare plans, and locate local resources.
Social Security Administration
Information on Social Security benefits, disability benefits, Medicare enrollment, and supplemental security income (SSI).
Contact
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