The Comforting Home Care Mission
March 24, 2014
Comforting Home Care is the Lehigh Valley’s premier home care provider. We are not a franchise. Comforting Home Care is owned and managed by medical professionals like our Director of Nursing, Mrs. Margie Skibinski RN BSN.
We are passionate advocates for seniors and the disabled in our community. Our mission is to help people remain in their homes while maintaining their independence and dignity.
We believe that home care excellence begins with professional and compassionate Caregivers. Our Caregivers are Comforting Home Care employees, not contractors, who are committed to delivering the highest quality of care.
Comforting Home Care is dedicated to providing our clients with the outstanding home care they deserve.
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