Reliable Senior Care
You Can Trust
We provide compassionate, reliable in-home care for seniors in
Blackfoot to help elderly patients feel independent, cared for,
and comfortable in their later years.
ABOUT US
Bringing Care to Your Doorstep
Navigating old age or a deteriorating loved one can be a major challenge. We know firsthand how important parents, grandparents, and elderly aunts and uncles are to you, which is why we provide the highest quality care. We can help bridge the gap between living at home alone and transferring to an assisted living facility. Comfort Home Care works with many different types of patients, which gives us the knowledge needed to provide important end-of-life care. We are passionate about making the golden years truly golden for older patients. From food and medicine assistance to friendship, there is a passionate caregiver who is ready to serve you.
WHAT WE OFFER
Personalized Home Care in the Comfort of Your Home
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Personal Care Services
Most elders start to lose their balance, hearing, depth perception, and eyesight, which can be cause for concern. Our personal care services can help patients with daily tasks where they may have shortcomings. Our team can help with appointments, medication distribution, feeding, bathing, and much more. Personal care services encompass all you and your loved one could ever need, including companionship to ward off loneliness.
Respite Care
Those needing a more flexible option should choose respite care. Respite care can help give you peace of mind when your schedule doesn’t allow you to be near your loved one. For a family that is providing all the care themselves, respite care can provide some much-needed space and relaxation. Caregiver burnout is a real issue, so avoid becoming bitter or mentally drained by hiring a caregiver from Comfort Home Care.
Veterans Care
You served us, now it is our time to serve you! Comfort Home Care is proud to work with veterans as they age, helping them to feel fulfilled and comfortable after a taxing career. Our veterans are important to all of us, so providing them with care, companionship, or just a listening ear can make their day. Working with local veterans is important to every member of our team here at Comfort Home Care.
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Our Specialty care
Focused Support for Unique Health Needs
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Alzheimer’s &
Dementia Care
Collaborating with
Home Health &
Hospice Agencies
Facility-Based
Support
Partnership with the
Area Agency on Aging
Veterans
Comfort Care
WHY CHOOSE US
Locally Owned & Operated
Comfort Home Care has been operating in Idaho for many years, allowing families to have peace of mind and optimal care for their loved ones. Serving the residents of Blackfoot is important to us because we are part of these local communities and look forward to giving back. Aging in place can be a more affordable option for families who have aging loved ones. Comfort Home Care is here to help you have the best care experience for those elderly people in your life.
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Short Term Care/Temporary Care
Not everyone will need long-term care as they age. In fact, some patients only need assistance with a few tasks. Our short-term care options can be used for those with a recent medical condition, for fairly independent patients, or those who have a full-time family caregiver.
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Long Term Care
Those with advanced medical conditions, frequent falls, or limited mobility will benefit from long-term care. Our providers can help with all kinds of tasks, including those you may feel are too mundane. Laundry, feeding, transportation, bathing, dressing, and even light cleaning can be done by our caregivers daily.
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Personalized Care Plans
Each patient gets a customized plan that will fit their needs, personality, and schedule of the family. Our caregivers can come as often or infrequently as you would like, making it easier on family members who have jobs and families to tend to as well. Personalized plans make it easy for you to adjust care as the elder’s needs change, too. Our team works with your family to devise a care plan that fits all of your needs.
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Our Process
Comfort Home Care Process
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Schedule a Consultation
Before we come into a home, we meet with the patient and other family members who are critical to care. This first consultation will help us get to know your family, background, hobbies, and other needs. Our healthcare team will make note of any concerns you have and how you anticipate care to be administered.
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Create a Care Plan
Our team will create a plan that best fits the patient’s lifestyle and needs. Some patients will need more hands-on care, while others may benefit from weekly chats or transportation to doctors’ appointments. Creating a care plan will ensure that no small need is missed and our caregivers are fully informed before they arrive.
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Care Implementation
Once we have developed a plan you are happy with, we will begin serving your loved one and working around their home. Our caregivers will generally stick with the same patient for the long term, unless circumstances arise. This helps them to build trust and rapport with the patient to provide higher-quality care.
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Enjoy Comfort Home Care
Working with our team allows family and spouses to get a break from full-time caregiving. Comfort Home Care is proud to work with so many people in our community and learn how to better ourselves through service. A caregiver can help make everyone’s life easier as an elder ages in place.
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Professional And Empathetic Care For All Patients
Get your family member the best care by contacting Comfort Home Care today. Get started on a path to peace of mind and comfortable aging.
frequently asked questions
You’ve got Questions, We’ve got Answers
Do You Work With A Patient That Is Refusing Help?
It can be hard for us to accept help, especially as we lose our independence or ability to do things we used to do on our own. When a patient is stubborn and refuses care, it can be difficult to keep them safe. Our team will do our best to help your loved one, build trust, offer choices on how care is provided, and help boost their confidence. While the ultimate goal of caregiving is to limit strain on the patient, some may take a little convincing to let someone take over completely. We can start off with smaller tasks and limited appointments until the patient is more relaxed and comfortable with our team.
Can You Provide Care For Conditions Like Alzheimer’s, Dementia, Or Stroke Recovery?
Yes, Comfort Home Care provides specialized care for patients with Alzheimer’s, Dementia, stroke, or heart attack recovery, or mental health issues. Our caregivers can help aid those with memory loss and brain fog by helping set reminders for them or limiting the decisions they need to make. Our team can also help keep the space tidy to limit overwhelm and tripping hazards that come from these special conditions.
How Do I Know If My Loved One Needs In-Home Care?
There are some warning signs that will come before you need to seek in-home care. When you notice more of these signs, it can be beneficial to start looking at help options like a caregiver. Here are some signs you can look for to help you know if your parent or grandparent can benefit from an in-home caregiver.
- Changes in mood or irritability
- Decreased mobility and agility
- Family is unable to be around frequently or live in the home with the elder
- Increase confusion
- Forgettfulness
- More frequent doctor’s appointments
- Frequent falls or trips
- Difficulty getting ready or toileting
- Resistance to activities or leaving the home
- Wandering away from home
- Upcoming or recent surgery
What Does In-Home Care Not Provide?
Most in-home caregivers will provide medication administration, transportation, and companionship. However, home health providers will not perform medical procedures, medical site care, deep cleaning, managing mail or bills, or care that they are not licensed to provide (mental health or occupational therapy).
What If My Loved One’s Needs Change?
As time progresses, your loved one may need to change the services provided by our team. They may heal from a surgery or fall and need less help, or their condition may worsen and they need more one-on-one care. Comfort Home Care can meet with you annually to discuss how services are going and the condition of the patient. Our personalized plans allow us to have some flexibility in providing assistance and to change them as time goes on. If your needs change or another caregiver is going out of town, we can adjust provider times to help accommodate for them.