Getting better at home is the good part.
We will. A nurse comes to you, usually within 24 hours of a referral.
We'll be at your door.
Nurses and therapists who come to your home in Los Angeles, Orange, Ventura, and San Bernardino Counties. Medicare-certified and Joint Commission accredited.
We speak EnglishHablamos españolՄենք խոսում ենք հայերենМы говорим по-русскиNagsasalita kami ng Tagalog
Nurses and therapists who come to your home in Los Angeles, Orange, Ventura, and San Bernardino Counties. Medicare-certified and Joint Commission accredited, with a first visit usually within 24 hours of a referral.
We speak EnglishHablamos españolՄենք խոսում ենք հայերենМы говорим по-русскиNagsasalita kami ng Tagalog
Three starting points. Each one tells you what happens next and what to do first.
If the hospital says you'll need home health, the choice of agency is yours by law. Call us before you leave, or tell your discharge planner you'd like Comfort Care Home Health Services.
What to expect when you come home
A fall, new medicines, a wound that needs care. Call us first. We'll work with the doctor.
How we help families
Fax orders to (818) 301-3175 or call our office. We'll take it from there.
Refer a patientThe hardest part of home health is often everything around the visits: the waiting, the voicemails, not knowing who's coming. So we made four promises.
Who do I even call?
You get one person at our office who knows your case and calls you back.
A different nurse every time.
You get to know your nurse and therapist, and they get to know you. If someone else has to come, we'll call first and tell you who.
Nobody told us they were coming.
We call before each visit, so you know who's coming and when.
I live far away and never hear anything.
Your doctor hears from us as care goes on. So does your family, near or far, with your okay.
Press to walk up the path.
(818) 579-4012. Or ask your doctor or hospital for Comfort Care Home Health Services by name.
We check your coverage and work with your doctor on the order for your care. No regular doctor, or can't get to an appointment? Ask us. We can help you find a doctor who makes house calls. That doctor is independent of us, and the choice is yours.
Usually within 24 hours after your doctor sends the order. We'll call before we come.
Your nurse and your doctor set the care plan with you and your family, and you'll know your coordinator by name.
Regular visits from the same team whenever possible, with updates to your doctor and, with your okay, your family.
Six kinds of care, all ordered by your doctor and all delivered in your own rooms. Pick one to see what the visits look like.
Wound care, medicines, and a close watch on your health.
Learn moreStrength and balance for the stairs, the shower, and the front steps.
Learn moreDressing, cooking, and bathing safely again, your own way.
Learn moreSpeaking, swallowing, and memory after a stroke or illness.
Learn moreA hand with bathing and personal care, as part of your care plan.
Learn moreHelp with the worries an illness brings, and the programs that can help.
Learn moreIf your doctor orders home health for any of these, our nurses and therapists can care for you at home. Not sure if yours is on the list? Call and ask.
Wound checks, medicines, and strength after the hospital.
Learn moreWalking, speech, swallowing, and daily tasks, at home.
Learn moreWeight, swelling, breathing, and medicines, watched closely.
Learn moreBreathing techniques, inhalers, oxygen, and pacing your day.
Learn moreBlood sugar, insulin, foot care, and meals that fit.
Learn moreDressing changes, healing checks, and infection watch.
Learn moreBalance work, a safer home, and confidence on your feet.
Learn moreTherapy in your own rooms after a new hip or knee.
Learn moreMovement, voice, swallowing, and safe routines.
Learn moreSafety, routines, medicines, and support for family.
Learn moreEvery bottle sorted, understood, and taken on time.
Learn moreConfident care and teaching for you and your family.
Learn moreEvery plan of care is set by your doctor. We follow it, and we keep your doctor informed about how you're doing.
Three moments that make the difference: before we come, while we are there, and after we leave.
You get a call before every visit with the name of who's coming. If someone else has to come, we tell you first.
Your nurse or therapist checks how you're doing, reviews your medicines, cares for wounds or works on strength and daily tasks, and shows you and your family what to watch for.
We update your doctor, and with your okay, your family. Questions between visits go to your coordinator, who knows your name and calls you back.
If you qualify, Original Medicare pays for covered home health services in full. Not sure which kind of Medicare you have? Call (818) 579-4012 and we'll check. We explain any costs in writing before care starts. Read the full coverage page.
Equipment your doctor orders, like a walker or a hospital bed, has a 20% share (your part of the cost) after the Part B deductible, and Medicare Advantage plans may have copays. Figures as of 2026, from medicare.gov.
All of these must be true. Your doctor decides.
Home health is medical care from nurses and therapists, ordered by your doctor, with part-time visits set by your care plan. Home care is hourly help with meals, chores, and company, usually paid privately, and Medicare doesn't cover it. We provide home health. Read the full difference.
Our team speaks English, Spanish, Armenian, Russian, and Tagalog with patients and families. Speak another language? Call (818) 579-4012 and ask whether we have staff who speak it. If we do not have staff who speak your language, we arrange a free interpreter. Read our language help and nondiscrimination notice.
Medicare lets you choose any certified home health agency that serves your area. Tell your doctor or discharge planner you'd like Comfort Care Home Health Services.
Medicare Advantage plans may have their own network. We'll check yours.
Families leave their reviews on Google, where we can't edit them or pick which ones you see. Read them there, and if we've cared for your family, we'd be grateful if you'd add yours.
What to send, where to send it, and what you get back.
In a medical emergency, call 911.
Have a question first? Read the questions families ask most, or browse our guides for families.