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Receive Thoughtful End of Life Care in Charlotte, NC

Name: Comfort Keepers Home Care
Address: 8000 Corporate Center Dr STE 111, Charlotte, North Carolina, 28226
Telephone: (704) 980-7620

Comfort Keepers has compassionate end of life care in Charlotte, NC and the surrounding area of the Queen City

End of Life Care

The task of caring for a terminally ill loved one can be difficult for both the patient and the family members who are providing it. Those who have been diagnosed with a terminal illness and require end of life care can turn to our compassionate senior care providers who understand how difficult this time can be emotionally. As part of our palliative care-inspired approach, we assist with household chores and provide personal and companionship services as well as other services to our patients and their families. Please call if you'd like more information about our Charlotte, NC services: (704) 980-7620.

At the End of One's Life – Get Peace of Mind

For all of your family's end-of-life care requirements, Comfort Keepers can work either independently or in conjunction with a hospice agency or medical practitioner. For this reason, everyone can rest assured that they are receiving the best possible care from Comfort Keepers in the Queen City.

Our Mission is to Maintain Your Dignity

Ultimately, we want to let you know that you matter with our end of life care. This way, families can focus on what matters most: spending time with their loved one while they are still able to do so, and making the most of the time they have together. Rest is essential for caregivers, so we provide them with this service in the form of respite care. We'll straight to your Charlotte, NC home and spend as long as you like.

Care with a Purpose

At this time, we are providing more than just medical attention to those who are ill. Even after a loved one has passed away, we can still be of service. Organizing and moving belongings, as well as being a listening ear when people need to talk, are all things our staff can help families with when they are grieving.