Paphos · Peyia · Coral Bay
Elderly care or companionship in Paphos?
If you're searching for elderly care for a parent in Paphos, it helps to know there are two quite different kinds of help. Here's an honest guide to which one your family needs.
Registered home care
For older people who need hands-on help with daily living.
- Washing, dressing and help in the bathroom
- Help with medication
- Support after illness or a hospital stay
- Provided by trained carers, who in Cyprus are registered
A companion
For older people who manage day to day but would love regular company and a helping hand. This is what we do.
- Coffee, conversation and a friendly face every week
- Coastal walks, outings and lunches out
- Errands, shopping and help with post, forms and phones
- A WhatsApp update to family after every visit
Which does your parent need?
A companion is often the right first step if your mum or dad is independent but living alone, a little lonely, not getting out as much, or struggling with letters, shopping or technology.
Registered care is the right choice if they need help washing or dressing, with medication, or with their health. Please don't wait: speak to their GP and to Social Welfare Services in Paphos, who can explain what's available and how to check that a carer is registered.
The two can work well together. A carer covers personal tasks; a companion brings company, outings and a regular report for the family.
How we help
Rose Retiree Companions visits older people and expat retirees in Peyia, Coral Bay, Kissonerga, Chloraka. Your companion is a retired, local, English-speaking person of a similar generation. We're clear about our limits: no personal care, no medication, no medical advice, and we aren't a taxi service (though we can arrange one).
See our plans and published prices or read what a week looks like for families abroad.
Common questions
Is Rose Retiree Companions an elderly care agency?
No. We are companions, not a care agency. We offer company, walks and outings, errands and household help, lunches out, and updates to family. We do not provide personal care (washing, dressing or help in the bathroom), we never give or manage medication, and we never give medical advice.
How do I find registered home care in Paphos?
Start with your parent's GP, who knows their health needs, and with the Social Welfare Services office in Paphos, which deals with home care and carers in Cyprus. Ask which providers or carers are registered, and check registration before anyone starts helping with personal care.
Can companionship and home care work together?
Yes. Many older people have a carer for personal tasks and still feel lonely. A weekly companion for conversation, a coastal walk, errands and a lunch out can sit alongside registered care, and gives the family a regular update.
How much does a companion cost in Paphos?
Our Essentials plan is €109 a month for a check-in visit every week. The Companion plan is €299 a month for a weekly social visit, a weekly wellness outing, weekly errands or household help and a monthly lunch out with meals included. Custom plans are €24 an hour plus travel.
Ready when you are
We take a small number of families each month so every family gets proper time. Join the waiting list for next month's intake: your card is saved, not charged, until we offer you a place.