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Key information
Comforcare Home Care - Central & W. Contra Costa is a home care agency in Orinda. It has been licensed since November 2024.
The nearest hospital, Alta Bates Summit Medical Center - Alta Bates Camp, which has an emergency room, is 4.7 miles away.
Care & pricing
Care available
- State license
- CA 074700199 · Active
Pricing
- Respite stay: $2,625Home care
- Guide respite benefit: $219 per monthHome care
- Respite stay: $219 per monthHome care
Payment types accepted
Services
Details
Services
- State-licensed home care organization (California CDSS)
- Caregivers are registered home care aides with a state background check
- Caregivers screened for tuberculosis
- Caregivers complete state-required entry and annual training
- Cooking and Special Diets
- Emergency Procedures
- Fall Prevention
- First Aid and/
or CPR - Awake overnight staff
- Bathing assistance
- Challenging behaviours accepted
- Dementia /
memory care - Developmental disabilities accepted
- Dressing assistance
- Fall risk management
- Feeding assistance
- Incontinence care
- Medication management and reminders
- Non-medical care at home
- Parkinson's care
- Respite (short) stays
- Special diets (diabetic, renal, pureed)
- Toileting assistance
- Transport to medical appointments
Policies
- Accepts long-term care insurance
- Accepts private pay
- Accepts Veterans Affairs (VA) benefits
- Carries liability insurance, workers' compensation and an employee dishonesty bond
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Reviews and listings
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Ratings on other sites
- 2/5
Reviews
- Caring.com2/5
I am a past client of this provider
I hired Comforcare Senior Services. They had a very harsh management team and they had problems staffing occasionally. I had care for my father eight to ten hours a day and Mom was at home on hospice. My brother who was helping them left to go to the store, and my mom called me and said the caregiver wouldn't give her a glass of water because the caregiver doesn't work for her. I called the agency and talked to the manager and they said they can't do that because they had to do an assessment on Mom and get the paperwork in place first. I had to fire them because of the way they handled it. We had a wonderful caregiver, and it was very sad to lose her. She's a CNA. The billing and the paperwork were good. They helped with all the ADLs, transferring, helping with the bathroom, eating, dressing, and bathing, and we had a PT working with the caregivers.
Read full reviewNov 19, 2019