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FAMILY & COMMUNITY Start the conversation early with your loved one about end-of-life care to experience a more peaceful goodbye when the time comes.
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL Comfort Care is equipped to take care of terminally-ill patients along the last stages of their journey.
GRIEF RESOURCES Our commitment is to walk with you compassionately as you learn to live without your loved one.
VOLUNTEER We would not be Comfort Care without volunteers. Our volunteers bring love and tenderness into the practice of caring for patients.
If I were asked to rate Comfort Care on a scale of 1 to 10, I would give them an 11!
Thomas Alton White, Husband of Comfort Care patient Evelyn
At Comfort Care Hospice we are a family. Our key is our compassion not only to one another, our job, but most of all for our patients and their loved ones.
Melissa Hale Saylor, LPN/Volunteer Coordinator

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We are actively monitoring the CDC guidelines related to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak and updating our plans, policies and guidelines as appropriate. We continue to accept and service referrals to care for patients. Click here to learn how we are managing the COVID-19 pandemic for our patients, employees, and partners.

We are not a national chain or a big corporation. Our patients are our neighbors, and we deliver care in the comfort of your own home, which can include a nursing home or an assisted living facility.

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November 25, 2020

Grief in the Holidays: Sharing memories and honest communication

Craig Greer, Director of Special Programs Grief can overshadow any holiday.  Any celebration might seem like an emotional mountain, too steep to climb.  For some there is a temptation to throw the covers over our head and endure. Others can turn their thoughts to memories of past holidays and find gratitude. Still others, deal with […]
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