Like Home Because It Is Home   

You would not know a ComfortCare Home from any other residence on the block. Typically, you'll see a spacious, attractive ranch-style home in an established and desirable neighborhood. There is no sign in the yard, no institutional complex of identical rooms, no long, impersonal halls lined with patients.

Inside, the enticing smell of home cooking fills the air. The small "family" of Residents and CareGivers are cooking up a meal, sharing chores, swapping stories in the living room.  Loved ones drop by for a visit and stay for lunch. A daughter takes her dad for a stroll up the street in the shade of the tree-lined walk.

What is so unusual about life here is that nothing about it is unusual.  One Resident sits in her favorite chair and works on a quilt.  Another tends his garden. Others take in the sunshine in the security of their own back yard.  Success in everyday living: a lifetime of dignity and self-esteem that lives on in a place called home.

These are not "extras" that you would give up by confining a loved one to an institution. These are the essentials for people suffering from a memory-loss disorder.

Smaller Is Better for the Memory-Impaired

Residents are free to enjoy their home, its walking paths and its gardens, yet are prevented from wandering by our state-of-the-art security system.   Smaller numbers and this nurturing social setting allow Residents to become familiar and comfortable with one another.

In this compassionate, low-stress environment, we offer a level of personal attention, socialization, and professional expertise far beyond what our Residents could effectively receive in their own homes, or even the home of a family member.