For some seniors who live at home by themselves, one of the biggest challenges they have to overcome is loneliness. According to a University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) study, more than 40% Read More
Keeping Alzheimer’s Patients at Home With Memory Care
There are a few types of care that might be beneficial for anyone suffering from Alzheimer's disease or dementia. One of the most popular is in-home care. At Comfort Home Care, we specialize in Read More
3 Scenarios When In-Home Care is The Right Choice
There are numerous reasons why people need in-home care services. For some, it may be temporary help while recovering from an injury or illness. For others, it may be daily or weekly help with the Read More
Which Home Care Agency Is Right for You?
A home care agency can provide invaluable services for anyone who needs in-home care or assistance. However, different types of agencies provide different types and levels of services. In Read More
Home Care for Surgical Recovery
Recovering from a major illness or surgical procedure can be challenging...no matter your age. Today, hospitals frequently discharge patients too early, often before they are able to take care of Read More
How to Discuss Home Health Care With a Loved One
If you have a loved one who cannot (or should not) live alone any longer you could be facing a difficult conversation. Older adults are passionate about remaining in their home for as long as Read More
Is In-Home Care for Couples the Right Solution for You?
In Rockville, Maryland, Comfort Home Care offers professional in-home care for couples. Couples care can help aging loved ones remain at home with their spouse or partner for as long as possible, Read More
How To Apply For In-Home Care
According to a report by the Pew Research Center, 12 million Americans over the age of 65 live alone. Sixty-one percent of older adults say they would rather age in their own homes with help from a Read More
What Do In-Home Care Providers Do?
Many people value their independence, but daily tasks that used to be routine can become increasingly difficult with advanced age or illness. Aspects of daily life such as personal care, taking Read More
What Are the Four Levels of Hospice Care?
There are four levels of hospice care that all Medicare-certified providers must offer. Hospice patients and families can choose the type of care that works best for them, based on the patient’s needs Read More