Comfort Keepers is a top-rated home care agency providing companionship and reliable care in Fargo, North Dakota, and surrounding areas. The goal at Comfort Keepers is to build lasting relationships and to help seniors live with dignity and independence. Comfort Keepers believes that seniors are happier when they can remain at home and close to their community. Since 1998, the experienced and trained caregivers have been providing a variety of personal care, companionship, assisted living, hospice, and memory care services to seniors in the comfort of their own homes.
At Comfort Keepers, the care of each client is personalized to fit the individual’s needs, living environment, and interests. Services begin with an in-home assessment to determine an individual’s goals and the safety of their home. A caregiver will then work to develop an individualized plan of care. From occasional help with household chores to 24-hour home care, families can rest assured that Comfort Keepers will provide the best care possible.
Comfort Keepers believes the best care improves quality of life. By focusing on activities that increase engagement and improve physical and mental wellness, Comfort Keepers delivers quality care to individuals of all abilities. In-home care services can include:
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Total monthly costs depend on the type of care provided and number of hours per month.
Call (701) 301-8200 to reach Comfort Keepers of Fargo, ND.
To reach Comfort Keepers of Fargo, ND call: (701) 301-8200
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