
Companion Care
Companion care from someone who fits your pace, with conversation, shared activities, and rides to appointments and outings.
Companion Care ServicesCompanionship, respite, meals, housekeeping, and pet care for older adults in Ankeny.
Our Services

Companion care from someone who fits your pace, with conversation, shared activities, and rides to appointments and outings.
Companion Care Services
Respite care gives family caregivers time away, with a loved one at home beside a caring companion.
Respite Care Services
Pet sitting that covers walks, feeding, and playtime, so dogs and cats keep their daily routine at home.
Pet Sitting Services
Meal prep with healthy dishes made to your requests, served at your table, and groceries handpicked from your list.
Meal Prep Services
Light housekeeping with dusting, tidying, dishes, laundry, and organizing, so the home stays clean and easy to live in.
Light Housekeeping ServicesWhy Us
Care starts with listening, so visits are built around the routines and preferences of the person receiving care. After a gentle visit at home, we design a care plan, match a companion who fits their personality and pace, and keep the family in the loop as needs change. Our help is non-medical, focused on daily life at home.

In the Area
Polk County Senior Services runs a lunch site inside the Albaugh Family Senior Community Center, 150 NW Ash Drive. The center is open weekdays, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and offers lunch to adults 60 and older. Its services are free regardless of income, contributions are accepted, and transportation is offered to eligible seniors. Call the center to ask about lunch and rides.

Questions
We offer companion care, respite care, pet sitting, meal prep, and light housekeeping.
Every dog and cat off its owner's property must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet, a rule in effect since May 20, 2025. The city's stated fine for an animal at large is $50 along with court costs. A walk with the dog can be part of pet sitting visits.
Ankeny licenses every dog and cat each calendar year. The city's 2026 form lists $25 for an unaltered pet and $15 for a spayed or neutered pet, with a $10 late fee after March 31. A rabies certificate is needed when the record on file has expired.
The State of Iowa lists the Altoona Townsend Community Center, 6615 NE 41st Street, as a group meal location for Polk County. To use it, contact Aging Resources of Central Iowa.
The city's FAQ says dogs six months or older are registered each year through the Polk County Auditor, including dogs inside Altoona. Ask the auditor for the current fee and form.
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Service Area
We provide in-home care across Ankeny, Altoona, Bondurant, Pleasant Hill, and Polk City.

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