Compassionate Disability Support in South-carolina

At ComForCare Home Care, our caregivers understand that your family member or friend desires as much independence as possible, yet still needs some help. We can give them one-on-one disability care and the attention they deserve without the limitations an institution-style setting may impose.

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Disability Management with ComForCare is One on One Care

ComForCare is recognized for compassionate caregivers that are specially trained to look after persons with disabilities and give support while conveying to them a sense of personal empowerment. Children and adults with physical and other challenges often need care around the clock. We can help persons with issues such as developmental delays, cognitive disabilities, Down Syndrome, cerebral palsy, and autism may inhibit one’s ability to perform daily tasks on their own. This is where our Disability Management program can help. We understand, too, the importance of developing a sense of independence.

We offer a large number of home care services, including but not limited to:

Light housekeeping

Help with hygiene needs

Toileting and bathing assistance

Incontinence care

Meal preparation according to physician recommendations

Transportation assistance

ComForCare is understandably different from institutions, where a person would be one of many residents receiving care. The benefit is the one on one care, leaving you no need to worry about things like overcrowding or understaffing, as your loved one is always getting direct attention and care.

Caring for a Loved One
with Dementia

ComForCare's exclusive DementiaWise® program brings caregivers to your door who are specially trained to engage and enhance the lives of those with Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia while providing support and education for your family. The DementiaWise® program implements proven practices for dementia care, follows strategies to recognize behavioral triggers, and take special care to decrease challenging dementia behaviors.

Creating a personalized daily routine and setting goals is another method that directs a person with dementia toward positive emotional experiences. We encourage family members to have a schedule for health purposes, too. Our caregiver's presence offers respite for family caregivers to run errands, take a break, or take a nap. You must take time for yourself and rejuvenate.

Quality of Life Begins
With Quality of Care

ComForCare is known for outstanding client service.
We make it a point to check in with clients frequently regarding
the quality of care and your overall satisfaction with services,
and respond quickly to any specific needs, requests, or issues.

Help Your Loved One Live Their
Best Life Possible

Compassionate Disability Support in South-carolina

Disability Management with ComForCare is One on One Care

Caring for a Loved One with Dementia

Quality of Life Begins With Quality of Care

Help Your Loved One Live Their Best Life Possible

Caring for a Loved One
with Dementia

Quality of Life Begins
With Quality of Care

Help Your Loved One Live Their
Best Life Possible