Papa offers a hand to help, a shoulder to lean on, and an ear to listen—when, where, and how you need it most. Our Papa Pals serve as companion caregivers, supporting you and your loved ones in person or virtually with the daily activities of life.
Check with your health plan or employer to see how Papa can help you!
No one can do it alone. Not the little ones, aging ones, or even those in between. Papa Pals answer the call when you or your loved ones need support. Check with your health plan or employer to see which of these Papa benefits your plan includes.
I knew I could use a service like Papa because I have health issues and cannot bend down or walk very well. My Papa Pal Kristin goes above and beyond. She made my Christmas because she made me an amazing green bean casserole that I ate to celebrate!
I was very independent. Only recently was I ready to accept help from anyone. I need my Papa Pal Yvette to go to the store and take me to my appointments. No matter what I ask her to do, she does it. She visits and provides companionship.
The pandemic happened, and all my social activities stopped. I was in a new home with no family close by to help me, and my friends were isolated because of COVID. I cannot wait for my Papa Pals to come each week because they help me stay connected to the outside world. It’s such a wonderful service for me.
Making your next best pal is a cinch. Health plan members can enroll by calling 1-800-348-7951. Employee members are able to enroll online, then use the Papa Care app to schedule visits once eligibility is confirmed!
Sign up through your eligible Medicare Advantage, Medicaid, or employer-sponsored plan.
Schedule your first visit and tell us when, where, and how we can help.
Let us know how your Papa Pal did so that we can find you the perfect match!
(TTY:711) Everyday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. local time.
With some help from Doris’s Papa Pal Robin, Doris cleaned out her apartment and has started taking steps out of her wheelchair.
As his wife Joan’s primary caregiver, Dale gets much-needed respite during Papa Pal Yvonne’s weekly visits, while Joan gets the support and companionship she needs to feel safe.
Ronald took up painting as a form of therapy after returning from the Vietnam War. He enjoys sharing his art and experiences with his Papa Pals.
