Personal assistance
Respectful help with daily routines such as dressing, grooming, and personal care, based on individual needs.
THE COMFORT NEST LLC
Home is where life feels like you. We offer non-medical, day-to-day support that helps you or your loved one feel comfortable and cared for at home.
Let’s talk about care Find the support you needServing Delaware, Chester, Montgomery, and Philadelphia counties, PA.
Comfort. Connection.
A helping hand.
Support for daily living.
Respect for your independence.
Room for your routines.
HOW WE CAN HELP
Whether you’re exploring help for yourself or someone you love, start with the support that would make daily life a little easier.
Respectful help with daily routines such as dressing, grooming, and personal care, based on individual needs.
Conversation, shared activities, and a friendly presence that brings connection to the day.
A helping hand with light housekeeping, meal preparation, and everyday household tasks.
Support that gives family caregivers time to rest, recharge, or take care of other responsibilities.
Services are non-medical. Availability and the scope of support are confirmed during your initial conversation.
A PERSONAL START
You don’t have to have every answer before reaching out. Tell us what a good day at home looks like, and we’ll talk through where support may help.
Call or email us to discuss your situation, location, and the kind of help you’re looking for.
We’ll discuss routines, preferences, service availability, and payment options.
If we’re a good fit, we’ll outline an individualized plan and what’s needed to begin.
LET’S START A CONVERSATION
Looking for care, helping a loved one, or making a referral? Reach out to The Comfort Nest. We’d love to hear what you need.
Serving southeastern Pennsylvania
Delaware, Chester, Montgomery, and Philadelphia counties.
Contact us to discuss scheduling and availability in your area.
Please share only general contact information by email. Do not send medical records, Social Security numbers, or insurance details. For emergencies, call 911.
WORK WITH THE COMFORT NEST
Interested in helping people feel comfortable at home? Tell us a little about yourself and the kind of work you’re looking for.
Our service area: Delaware, Chester, Montgomery, and Philadelphia counties, Pennsylvania.
A simple first step. This is an initial employment application, not a job offer. Openings, qualifications, screening, and next steps will be discussed with the agency.
Applications are sent by email. Use the form to prepare your answers, then copy them into your own email app and send them to Thecomfortnestllc@yahoo.com. The steps beside the form explain exactly what to do.
Your information. This website only helps you prepare your application. It does not submit or save your answers, or send them to a form-processing service. Your entries are cleared when you reload or leave the page.
Need help applying? Call 215-494-8818. Please do not include Social Security numbers, birth dates, medical information, background-check records, or confidential details about past clients.
Completing this form does not send your application. You must email it to us.
Your application has not been sent. Completing this form or copying your answers does not send them. You must email your application to us.
If copying is blocked, press and hold inside the application box, choose Select All, then Copy. Open your email app from your phone’s Home Screen, paste the application into a new message, and press Send.
After copying, open your email app yourself. Send your application to Thecomfortnestllc@yahoo.com with the subject “Employment application.” Need help? Call 215-494-8818.
No. The Comfort Nest focuses on non-medical home-care support with everyday activities. Contact a licensed medical professional for nursing, clinical treatment, or medical advice.
Call us to discuss the support you need, rates, and currently available payment options. Insurance or Medicaid coverage should never be assumed; confirm eligibility, coverage, and authorization before services begin.
Absolutely. Family members and referral partners can call or email with general questions. We’ll explain the next steps and how your loved one can participate in planning their support.