Group Homes/Host Homes

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Comfort Zone provides various living options to people with developmental disabilities who are in search of more independent living.  These residential services are available to individuals who require intense levels of residential support in small group settings of four or fewer or in host home/life-sharing arrangements. Services include a range of interventions that focus on training and support in one or more of the following areas: eating and drinking, toileting, personal grooming and health care, dressing, communication, interpersonal relationships, mobility, home management and use of leisure time. 

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Group Homes: Comfort Zone @ Frog Rd

Licensed homes that serve up to four individuals with developmental disabilities who require intense levels of residential support. Group Homes provide a range of interventions that focus on training and support in one or more of the following areas: eating and drinking, toileting, personal grooming and health care, dressing, communication, interpersonal relationships, mobility, home management and use of leisure time. Comfort Zone currently operates one co-ed group home (Comfort Zone Home @ Frog Road) and will be opening another one the last quarter of 2018.​

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Host Homes: Rosa Place

Private homes of individuals or families, whether owned or leased, in which life-sharing, residential supports are provided to one or two adults with developmental disabilities, who are not to be related to the occupant owner or lessee by blood or marriage. The homeowners or lessees may not be employed by the provider agency that subcontracts for the host home services. Comfort Zone currently operates one co-ed host home (Rosa Place).

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Through waiver services, Comfort Zone also utilizes SMS services, which consist of food supplements, special clothing, diapers, bed wetting protective sheets and other authorized supplies specified in the Individual Service Plan.

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