Showcasing Senior Living: ComfortCare Homes Featured on Good Day Kansas

Good Day Kansas, a TV lifestyle program on KSN News 3, featured ComfortCare Homes on August 30, 2023. The host of the show, Bri Smith, interviewed Kasey Breidenthal, who is the Vice President of Operations at ComfortCare Homes. During the interview, ComfortCare Homes discussed the multiple residential memory care renovation and construction projects that they are presently involved in.

The interview took place inside an East Wichita house that is currently being renovated by ComfortCare Homes to transform it into a modern, 10-bedroom memory care residence. This renovation is just one of ComfortCare Homes’ current construction projects. In West Wichita, ComfortCare Homes is building a brand new 12-bedroom senior care home that is scheduled to open in early spring of 2024. ComfortCare Homes is also working on multiple renovations to other homes to improve the properties in keeping with modern demands for senior living and quality dementia care.

“... more families are in need of memory care for loved ones living with dementia than ever before...”

– Micala Gingrich Gaylord

Micala Gingrich Gaylord, Chief Executive Officer at ComfortCare Homes, spoke enthusiastically about ComfortCare Homes being featured on Good Day Kansas. “There is a larger story here than our expansion,” she explained. “Today, as the baby boomer generation ages, more families are in need of memory care for loved ones living with dementia than ever before. Because of this, families and caregivers need strategies to meet the challenge.”

If you are interested in learning more about our residential memory care facilities, we encourage you to reach out to us as soon as possible. Due to increasingly high demand for quality Alzheimer’s and dementia care, rooms at our new senior care homes are already filling up.

We thank Good Day Kansas for featuring ComfortCare Homes!

To learn more about our intentionally designed Alzheimer’s and dementia care homes and schedule a visit, contact us today.

ComfortCare Homes is dedicated to providing the highest level of personal care and engagement through all stages of Alzheimer’s and dementia—for residents and families. Adapting to frequent changes and understanding how to care for each individual at every level of capability is a hallmark of ComfortCare Homes.

If you have questions about dementia or options for professional caregiving for your loved one, please call (316) 685-3322 for a confidential conversation or to schedule a free tour and consultation.