ComfortZone helps families care for a parent or loved one 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.

Care. Support. Assurance.

Two coordinators meeting with an older woman at a round table in a bright consultation room

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.

What we do

We help families with Medicaid waiver paperwork, and we arrange care in the home.

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

There is no fee to the family.

A visit to the home

A service coordinator will visit the family home to meet with the participant and, with their consent, family members to discuss the participant’s needs, goals, and available support. The visit will help identify any concerns in the home and coordinate services that support the participant’s safety and independence. We will also review the service plan and address any changes in the participant’s needs.

A service coordinator reviewing papers with an older woman on a sofa at home

A service plan on a table at home, with an older woman’s hands, a coordinator’s pen, a cup of tea and glasses

An older woman watering violets on a sunny windowsill in her own home

How we work with a family

Finding the right support for your family can feel overwhelming. Our service coordination helps you understand your options, connect with resources, and plan your next steps. We work alongside you, keeping your family’s needs and goals at the heart of the process.

Where we work

We provide service in the state of New York, including Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, the Bronx, Staten Island, Nassau County, Suffolk County, and Westchester County.

Languages

English, Russian, Spanish, Yiddish, Hebrew, Polish, Ukrainian, Creole, French, Uzbek, and Chinese.