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Care. Support. Assurance.

ComfortZone helps families care for a parent or loved one at home.

We provide compassionate service coordination for people in the NHTD and TBI programs and Holocaust survivors, helping individuals and families access the support they need to live safely and independently at home.

We help increase care hours, process all necessary documentation, and provide daily support for your loved ones. With ComfortZone, your relative is under reliable supervision, and you can have peace of mind.

Call 718-808-1050 Request a consultation

Or call 718-602-4028 · 7 days a week

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What we do

We help families with Medicaid waiver paperwork, and we arrange care in the home. There is no fee to the family.

  • Helping families get more hours of care

  • Helping with paperwork and applications

  • Daily support in the person’s home

  • Helping someone stay at home instead of a nursing home

  • Support for Holocaust survivors

  • Support after a brain injury

Programs

NHTD, the TBI waiver, and support for Holocaust survivors.

Medicaid waiver NHTD Nursing Home Transition and Diversion. We help increase the hours, process all necessary documentation, and provide daily support for your loved one at home. No fee to the family. About NHTD Medicaid waiver TBI We help with documentation and with increasing hours. It usually takes between 3 and 6 months. No fee to the family. About the TBI waiver Support Holocaust survivors ComfortZone offers support for Holocaust survivors. No fee to the family. Call us and we will explain the process. About survivor support

How a family starts

We respond within the same day.

  1. Call 718-808-1050 Or 718-602-4028. The family member calls us.
  2. Tell us Your loved one’s condition Have information about your loved one ready, such as their medical condition. You can request a consultation or submit a referral.
  3. Not sure We will take it from there We explain the whole process, and all the necessary documents and paperwork.

Who we help

Older adults and sick elderly people, especially people living with dementia, Alzheimer’s, and traumatic brain injury. Sons, daughters, relatives, friends, or neighbors can call on their behalf.

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Where we work

We provide service in the state of New York, including:

  • Brooklyn
  • Queens
  • Manhattan
  • The Bronx
  • Staten Island
  • Nassau County
  • Suffolk County
  • Westchester County

Languages we speak with families

  • English
  • Russian
  • Spanish
  • Yiddish
  • Hebrew
  • Polish
  • Ukrainian
  • Creole
  • French
  • Uzbek
  • Chinese

Talk with us

88 West End Avenue, Lower Level, Brooklyn, NY 11235

7 days a week

Please leave a message and we will call you back as soon as possible.

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