Comfort Keepers

About Comfort Keepers

We help seniors live happy, healthy lives in the comfort of their own homes by providing quality, compassionate care and solutions to preserve independence and contribute to a better life.

Few things are more important than your independence. If you or someone you love is becoming less able to care for themselves, let Comfort Keepers help. We've spent over a decade helping older adults in the Northeast Cincinnati area live happy, independent lives in their own homes by providing them with companionship,in-home care and safety solutions. We provide a variety of safety solutions, from Personal Emergency Response systems to medication management systems to pressure-sensitive floor mats. Caring individuals we call Comfort Keepers serve seniors through local offices that respond to your needs. All of which contributes to your well-being, safety and a better quality of life.<br/><br/>We offer:<br/><br/>In-Home Care: <br/>Every client has unique care needs and situations, so each Comfort Keepers office offers a full range of in-home companionship and personal care services to provide seniors with the right amount of support for independent living at home. <br/><br/>Interactive Caregiving: <br/>Our dedicated caregivers, the special people we call Comfort Keepers , transform day-to-day caregiving into opportunities for meaningful conversation and activities that engage and enrich the lives of seniors physically, mentally, socially, and emotionally.<br/><br/>Respite Care: <br/>Known in some countries as short break care, respite services provide planned short-term breaks for families and other unpaid caregivers who need time outside the home or to simply take a rest. Respite care helps support and maintain the primary caregiving relationship.<br/><br/>Dementia and Alzheimer s Disease Care:<br/>In general, dementia is a decline in mental ability, such as memory loss or an inability to complete familiar tasks, serious enough to interfere with a person s daily life. Alzheimer's disease is the most common type of dementia, accounting for 50 to 80 percent of dementia cases. Our services help people with these symptoms by focusing on their remaining abilities and strengths, while assisting with tasks that have become difficult for the client to perform.<br/><br/>Transitioning Home Care: <br/>This specialized care helps ease your loved one s transition from a hospital stay to the home.<br/><br/>And Much More!… Read more