Part of providing the highest level of personal care for residents is doing all we can to fight COVID-19. All ComfortCare Homes’ employees who can be are vaccinated. We’re all in this together. comfortcarehomes.com/blog/147/ #BetterCareLivesHere #dementiacare

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We understand our #caregivers are the heart and soul of delivering better #dementia and #Alzheimer’s care to residents. You’re invited to discover how we support the ones who care for others. #BetterCareLivesHere #dementiacare #Alzheimers

At ComfortCare Homes our unique, innovative approach to dementia care is made possible by our teams of caregivers. If you or someone you know is looking for a place where your character, heart, and mind are valued, call (316) 685-3322 or apply at ComfortCareHomes.com/about/careers.

At ComfortCare Homes we are dedicated to creating friendly, warm and safe residential environments along with personal, expert care for every resident. We’re thankful for the trust Jeff Lucas and his family have placed in us and we invite you to listen to his story. #dementiacare

Part of providing the highest level of personal care for residents is doing all we can to fight COVID-19. All ComfortCare Homes’ employees who can be are vaccinated. We’re all in this together. comfortcarehomes.com/blog/147/ #BetterCareLivesHere #dementiacare

We understand our #caregivers are the heart and soul of delivering better #dementia and #Alzheimer’s care to residents. You’re invited to discover how we support the ones who care for others. #BetterCareLivesHere #dementiacare #Alzheimers

At ComfortCare Homes our unique, innovative approach to dementia care is made possible by our teams of caregivers. If you or someone you know is looking for a place where your character, heart, and mind are valued, call (316) 685-3322 or apply at ComfortCareHomes.com/about/careers.

Sometimes the best dementia care is close to home. Pam Fruhauf shares how thankful she is for ComfortCare Homes and the ability to be near her mother throughout her illness. We’re honored by the trust families place in us. View the full video here: fb.watch/bvwjfxXqGw/

Director of Operations, Kasey Breidenthal, who is also a professional landscape designer, showcases the shared outdoor spaces at the new west-side residences. See the full video here: fb.watch/bEsNQp5btl/

Providing better care to our residents starts with taking better care of our employees. Discover how ComfortCare Homes encourages and supports caregivers so they’re fully equipped and encouraged to care for your loved one. If you have questions, please call (316) 685-3322 today.

Because Alzheimer’s disease can affect brain functions even before clear symptoms appear, ComfortCare Homes encourages regular doctor visits to ask about any cognitive changes. We’re here for support at any time, providing personalized care for all stages of the disease.

With one in eight Americans 65-and-older diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, it’s important to learn about the symptoms associated with each stage of the disease. ComfortCare Homes provides a short look at the beginning stages of cognitive decline. comfortcarehomes.com/blog/134/seven…

We specialized in caring for those with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia. Robert Miller with ComfortCare Homes describes the importance of a continuous pathway of care, from in-home assistance to full-time and advanced care. #BetterCareLivesHere

Stage three of Alzheimer’s Disease is often when noticeable memory and task-related frustrations begin to interfere with daily life. ComfortCare Homes offers important information about these warning signs and we are always here to answer your questions.

Expert care comes from experience. At ComfortCare Homes we are more than #caregivers— we’re guides. Discover how healthy expectations and open discussions can help families navigate a loved one’s journey with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia. #BetterCareLivesHere

Stage four of Alzheimer’s disease often represents a sad milestone — it is often when many people receive a confirmed diagnosis of the disease. Read more about the symptoms associated with this stage: comfortcarehomes.com/blog/137/seven…

At Stage 5 of Alzheimer’s Disease, individuals are often unable to manage living alone unassisted, and the ability to make reasoned choices and decisions becomes more difficult. Learn more about the effects of Alzheimer’s at this stage from the experts at ComfortCare Homes.

Stage 6 of Alzheimer’s disease results in difficulties in caring for oneself. At the same time, the fear and frustration of the disease can be expressed in emotional outbursts. ComfortCare Homes’ latest blog shares the challenges and realities of this stage of the disease.

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