Someone to sit with your mom, so she has company and you have peace of mind.
In-person companionship visits for seniors & hospice patients
📍 Serving Livingston County
Insured · Background-Checked · LLC · Livingston County
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In-person companionship visits for seniors & hospice patients
📍 Serving Livingston County
Insured · Background-Checked · LLC · Livingston County
Meet Lexy
Get a feel for who I am before we ever talk on the phone.
Featured Interview
Margaret, one of the friendships that inspired Lexy's Meaningful Moments.
About Lexy Auxier
I'm Lexy Auxier. I started volunteering in nursing homes back in high school, and I kept going through the Friendly Visitor Program with Livingston Catholic Charities. That's where I met Margaret.
Margaret wasn't just someone on my visit list. She became someone I really cared about. Every conversation, every laugh, and every quiet afternoon together taught me something I still carry with me: how much it matters when someone simply takes the time to be there. She's one of the biggest reasons Lexy's Meaningful Moments exists.
Those years of volunteering showed me how many seniors go most of their day without anyone to talk to, and how much a single visit can change that. I started this business because I wanted to keep showing up for people like Margaret, and because there's honestly nothing I'd rather be doing than sitting with someone, hearing their stories, and giving their family a little more room to breathe.
I'm not a medical provider. I show up with no agenda beyond being fully present. Whether we're talking, laughing, reminiscing, or just sitting quietly together, my focus is on one thing: making sure your person feels like they matter.
Reach Out to LexyWhat I Offer
I plan every visit around that one person: what they love, what they remember, what makes them laugh.
This is the one families ask about most. We sit down and talk through the stories that matter — how they met, the job they were proudest of, what they'd want their grandkids to know. I write it all down, and it becomes a beautiful printed keepsake book your family will have long after the visit ends.
We might spend an hour with the songs from your dad's wedding, watching what still makes him tap his foot.
I'll write down exactly what she wants to say to her sister in Ohio, word for word, and get it in the mail that week.
Some days that's a real conversation about their childhood farm. Other days it's just sitting together while the TV plays, so they're not alone.
Same person, same day, every week — a steady rhythm your loved one can count on and consistent updates for your family. One-time visits are available too, no ongoing commitment required.
A dedicated 2-hour visit with the same person every time — no 4-hour minimum, no rotating caregivers.
I take on a limited number of families at a time, so each one gets consistent, unhurried time.
If the first visit isn't the right fit, you owe nothing further.
Who I Serve
Residents in assisted living facilities and nursing homes who would benefit from regular, dedicated one-on-one time beyond what staff are able to provide.
In hospice, most people don't need more medical care — they need someone next to them. I sit quietly, hold a hand, or play their favorite music, whatever the day calls for.
When you can't be there as often as you'd like, I become your trusted presence — so your loved one never feels alone.
Getting Started
We talk for a few minutes about your loved one — their personality, their history, what a good visit would look like for them.
I come to the facility and spend our first visit getting to know them at their pace — no agenda, just presence.
Once we're a good fit, we settle into a standing rhythm — usually weekly — so your loved one has something steady to look forward to.
My Purpose
I sit with people who spend too much of their day alone, in assisted living, in nursing homes, in hospice, and I stay as long as it takes for them to feel like themselves again. Not rushed, not multitasking. Just there.
I remember the song your dad hums under his breath, the name of your mom's childhood dog, the story she tells every visit like it's the first time, because those details matter to her, so they matter to me.
I show up because families can't be there every day, and because the wonderful staff who care for your person also have a dozen other residents to look after. I'm the one thing on the calendar that's just about them.
I want families to know they're not just paying for a service. They're gaining someone who shows up, who remembers the little things, and who actually means it when I say I care about your person. My hope is that it takes some of the weight off your shoulders, knowing they're not just being looked after, but genuinely enjoyed.
Lexy's Meaningful Moments is not medical care, home care, or facility care. It's a private companion service that sits alongside the care already in place.
FAQ
I want you to feel completely at ease before your first visit. Here are the answers to what families ask most.
Most visits are personally provided by me, Lexy. For some visits with male clients, I bring in Andrew — my brother-in-law, a CNA with over six years of experience working in assisted living, who shares the same love for this work that I do. Every visit reflects the same standard of care and personal attention that Lexy's Meaningful Moments was founded on.
I focus specifically on residents inside assisted living facilities and nursing homes — that's intentional. It's where I can show up consistently and give people the same dedicated attention every visit.
No. Families pay directly for companion visits. This service is separate from the facility and is meant to complement, not replace, the care and activities already offered.
No. Companionship visits are conducted within the facility.
Yes — I am background-checked and insured.
Yes. I carry general liability insurance.
That is perfectly okay. Visits can be calm and gentle. Sometimes companionship is simply sitting together, listening, reading, or sharing a peaceful activity. There is no pressure — we go at their pace.
Get in Touch
I know how much trust it takes to invite someone new into your loved one's life. Give me a call before booking — I'd love to hear about your loved one and make sure we're the perfect fit for each other.
Step 1: An intro call with me → Step 2: If it's a good fit, book your first visit
📞 Call Lexy — (810) 569-0168Livingston County, Michigan · lexy@lexysmeaningfulmoments.com
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