Errands get harder as the years add up. I handle senior errand help in Lincoln, running errands with or for older neighbors and staying for a chat. I offer senior companion services myself, so you deal with one person.

What I do

I shop, pick up prescriptions, mail packages and run the other errands on your list. You decide what I do and when.

If you like company, I stay for a cup of coffee and a chat. If you prefer quiet, I drop everything off and go.

I carry bags inside your home and put them where you want them.

I go at your pace and tell you what time I plan to arrive. Tell me about stairs, pets or anything else I should know.

Older adults, their families and relatives who live far away use senior errand help in Lincoln for steady, friendly help.

Photo: Two men laughing over coffee at a kitchen table, one younger and one older

What to send me

The errands on your list and the days that work.
Whether you want company or quiet.
A neighbor or family member I can call if needed.

Photo: Clipboard with blank paper, a pencil and a smartphone on a white wooden table beside a coffee cup

Senior services in Lincoln

Aging Partners, at 600 S. 70th Street, plans and coordinates services for seniors across an eight-county area. It handles information, referrals, case management and home-delivered meals.

NeighborLNK, run with Aging Partners and the City of Lincoln, matches volunteers with homebound seniors age 60 and over or people with disabilities. Volunteers run errands and offer companionship by phone or video. They do not go inside homes.

I am a paid errand runner, not a volunteer program, and I can come inside. We talk through the price together. That is how I approach every senior errand help in Lincoln visit.

I do not give medical care. Families often call me first and add other help later. Tell me about any visits or deliveries already on the calendar so we do not double up.