Weekday companion care in Mustang, Oklahoma Opening June 2027
While you're at work, they're not alone.
A regular companion for Mom or Dad, Monday to Friday between 8 and 6. Good company, a hot lunch, the errands done and a ride to the doctor, so they stay independent longer and the workday stops being the part you worry about.
- Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm
- Our office is open during every visit
- Fingerprint background checks
More good years at home, on their own terms.
The Good Day Club is how we do companion care. We're here before hands-on care is needed, to help your loved one stay independent longer by keeping them moving, eating well, on track with medications, connected and enjoying their days.
Keep moving
A guided seated exercise routine at every visit, for strength, balance and energy.
Joy and activity
Conversation, hobbies, music, games and getting out of the house. Days with something to look forward to. See outing ideas
Eat well
Good meals cooked at home and shared, following any diet their doctor has given them.
Medications on time
A reminder at the right time, every visit, so nothing gets skipped.
Stay connected
HomeTogether TV puts family video calls on their TV, with camera-free safety sensors that respect their privacy and independence. Learn more
Start small
Join with one or two visits a week and add more only if it helps.
Sneak peek
Booking a visit will take about a minute.
Our app lets you pick a day, choose what your loved one would like to do, and book. Try it now with sample information.
Built for the workday
We do one thing, in the hours families need it most.
Most home care companies spread themselves across nights, weekends and hands-on care. We chose to be the weekday companion, and to do it well.
Your workday, covered
8 to 6 spans a full workday and the drive there and back. Book a few days a week or all five.
A real person, during every visit
Every visit happens while our Mustang office is open. If anything comes up, someone who knows your family picks up right then.
Caregivers who chose daytime
No night shifts and no weekend rotations means a team of people who want steady daytime work. That's how we plan for a familiar face, week after week.
One rate, every visit
No surcharges and no add-ons. Every service on our list is included in the same hourly rate.
Thinking about adult day care? This is the at-home version: their own kitchen, their own chair, no van ride to a new building, and one person who is there just for them.
What a visit can look like
Help with the everyday, and good company while it's done.
Every visit is planned around the person: their routines, the things they enjoy, and the jobs that have gotten harder.
Companionship
Conversation, cards and puzzles, a walk to the mailbox, looking through old photos together. Someone who shows up, every time, and is glad to be there.
Light housekeeping
Dishes, laundry, tidying the rooms they use, changing bed linens, taking out the trash. The house stays the way they like it.
Meal preparation
Planning and cooking meals they enjoy, following any diet their doctor has given them, and sitting down to eat together.
Errands and shopping
Groceries, the pharmacy pickup, the post office. Done for them, or with them if they'd like to get out.
Rides to appointments
A caregiver drives them to the doctor, the salon, church or lunch with a friend, waits, and brings them home.
Seated exercise
A guided routine done sitting down, to keep strength, balance and energy up. Your caregiver leads it and does it right alongside them.
Honest from the first call
Companion care, not personal care.
Our Oklahoma license is for companion services, so it's important you know exactly what that covers before you call.
What our caregivers do
- Companionship
- Light housekeeping
- Meal preparation
- Errands and shopping
- Rides to appointments
- Seated exercise
- Medication reminders
- Respite for family
What they don't do
- Bathing, showering or help getting dressed
- Toileting or incontinence care
- Lifting, transfers or help getting in and out of bed
- Handling, sorting or giving medications
- Any nursing or medical care
If your loved one needs hands-on help, we'll tell you so at the first visit rather than take on care we can't give.
Getting started
Four steps from first call to first visit.
Call or book online
Tell us what's going on. We'll ask a few questions and find a time to come out. Visits begin when we open in June 2027.
Free visit at home
We meet your loved one, see the home, and learn their routines and what matters to them.
A written plan
Together we write down the help, the days and the hours. We review it with you at least every six months.
Care begins
Your caregiver arrives knowing the plan. You can call the office any weekday with questions or changes.
Service area
Where we go
Our office is in Mustang, and our caregivers serve families close by.
- Mustang
- Yukon
- Tuttle
- El Reno
- Piedmont
- Bethany
- Nichols Hills
- West Oklahoma City
- Southwest Oklahoma City
- Northwest Oklahoma City
Our promise
"We will care for your loved one with the same respect, kindness, and dignity we would want for our own family."
Family owned, never a franchise. Caring for families since 2017.
Be one of our first families.
We open in Mustang in June 2027. Join the opening list and we'll be in touch as opening gets closer, or take a look at how booking will work.