How Papa helps you or your loved one

Social Transportation:
Papa provides Senior Transportation and Companionship all the way to and from your destinations. Go to the doctors, to the airport, to your job, anywhere.

Companionship:
Papa provides amazing companionship to you and your loved ones. Go out, hang around, watch a movie, play board games or just have a great conversation.

House Help:
Papa will help you or your loved ones around the house. Papa Pals can help with light cleaning, laundry, cooking, organizing and taking care of your pet.

Grocery Shopping:
Papa will help you or your loved ones with grocery shopping. Papa Pals will pick you up at your home, take you to the supermarket, carry your shopping bags and bring you back home.

Technology Lessons:
Papa will teach you or your loved ones with technology. Papa Pals will teach you how to use a computer, smartphone, tablet; how to use social media and how to video chat your grandkids
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How it Works
Papa is an on-demand, assistance service to help seniors stay
independent while living securely and happily at home

Free Consult
We learn what you need and
discuss how we can help
Request a Papa Pal
Call us, text us or download our app
Papa Pal Visit
Your schedule – one hour, all
day, anything in between
How it Works
Papa is an on-demand, assistance service to help seniors stay independent while living securely and happily at home

Free Consult
We learn what you need
and discuss how we can help

Request a Papa Pal
Call us, text us or download our app

Papa Pal Visit
Your schedule – one hour, all
day, anything in between
“As a society, we must find ways to help our parents
live their latter years at home.”
-Peter Bell, President of NAIPC
“As a society, we must find ways to help our parents
live their latter years at home.”
-Peter Bell, President of NAIPC