Loneliness is a universal human emotion, yet it is both complex and unique to each individual. Loneliness has no single common cause, so the preventions and treatments for this damaging state of mind vary dramatically. Loneliness causes people to feel empty, alone and unwanted. 
  A lonely elderly person whose spouse has recently died has many varied needs. Who will cook and eat with them, do the laundry or house cleaning, change a lightbulb or find yard help. While these are basic, the greater need is simply having someone to talk to. Even in a hospital setting, an advocate is needed to ensure proper care and personal attention.
  People who are lonely often crave human contact, but their state of mind makes it more difficult to form connections with other people. PPC understand's this difficulty.
Our referred caregivers can provide this care, and much needed human contact in a loving manner. A few hours a day, as often as needed.