ComfortZone
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Families come to ComfortZone when a relative needs more care than they can arrange alone. A service coordinator is the person who stays with that family through the NHTD or TBI waiver: more care hours, the documentation, and daily support that does not drop off.
Daily support is the part of the work a family feels every day. An aide is in the home so a relative stays under reliable supervision, for the hours ComfortZone helped put in place.
ComfortZone also supports Holocaust survivors and the relatives who care for them. A survivor support specialist keeps both parts of that work moving: the documentation, and the daily support around the person.