Compassionate in-home care, from the caregiver you’d choose yourself.
Ongoing, one-on-one care that helps Mom or Dad stay safe, happy and independent at home, with a consistent team of caregivers who truly get to know them. No long-term contracts.
Get a free in-home care assessment
Takes 30 seconds. A local care coordinator will call to set up your free in-home assessment. No cost, no obligation, no long-term contracts.
“I was going to quit my job so I could stay with him when Comfort Keepers came into our lives.”
You’re doing your best. You shouldn’t have to do it alone.
Most families call us when one of these starts to feel familiar. Whichever brought you here, we’re ready to help for the long run.
Getting help is simpler than you think
Three easy steps. No pressure, and no long-term contracts.
Tell us what’s going on
Call or send the 30-second form. A local care coordinator, not a call center, calls you back to set up your free assessment.
Free in-home assessment
Usually within 72 hours, we visit, get to know your loved one, and build a custom care plan and quote around their routine and needs.
Meet your caregiver
We match caregivers who fit and keep the care team as consistent as possible, so trust and friendship can grow. Most families start care within 1–2 weeks.
Care for the little things and the big ones
From regular weekly visits to around-the-clock support, every plan is custom-built after your free in-home assessment.
Personal care
Gentle, dignified help with bathing, dressing, grooming and moving safely around the home.
Companionship
Conversation, hobbies, walks and video calls with family to ease loneliness and keep minds active.
Meals & medication reminders
Healthy meals they enjoy, light housekeeping and reminders so nothing important gets missed.
Alzheimer’s & dementia care
Patient, specially trained caregivers who bring calm, routine and safety to every day.
Respite care
A trusted break for family caregivers, for an afternoon, a weekend or longer.
Veterans home care
We’re a VA preferred provider. If the VA has authorized in-home care for you, we’ll coordinate with them directly.
Not sure what they need? That’s normal. We’ll figure it out together at your free assessment →
“This is the care I’d want for my mother to have. It’s my labor of love.”
Kelly started at our Vancouver office in 2013 and later bought it. Back then we had eight employees. Today we have more than 60, and every caregiver Kelly hires is chosen for kindness first, because skills can be taught but compassion can’t.
Kelly LeVeque, owner, Comfort Keepers Vancouver
Caregivers chosen for skill and heart
We’d only send someone we’d trust with our own parents. Every Comfort Keeper is:
“They really change lives for the better!” Kira C.
Know how Mom’s day went, even from across the country
Every family gets access to The Family Room, our online family portal, so you’re never left wondering.
Real-time care notes
Read your loved one’s care notes as they happen, so you always know how the day went.
Caregiver check-in and check-out
Know exactly when the caregiver arrived and when they left.
24/7 family access
Check in from your phone or computer any time, day or night.
What Clark County families tell us
4.8 average from 133 Google reviews
“I love everyone that came to care for my husband and more importantly so did he.”
“The care givers not only meet the physical need, but also the need for companionship and friendship.”
“Every one of them was compassionate and skilled and added a unique touch to her care.”
Wondering what care costs?
Every family’s needs are different, so every care plan is custom. After your free in-home assessment, our care coordinator gives you a clear, honest quote for your situation, with no pressure and no long-term contract.
Ways to pay: private pay, long-term care insurance (such as John Hancock, CalPERS and Unum) and VA-authorized care. We don’t accept Medicare, Medicaid or WA Cares.
Free checklist: 10 signs Mom or Dad needs help at home
A simple checklist to help you know what to look for and how to start the conversation.
Questions families ask us
How quickly can care start?
We’ll set up your free in-home assessment, typically within 72 hours. Most families start care within 1–2 weeks, depending on the schedule you need.
Will my parent see the same caregivers?
We work hard to keep a small, consistent team with your loved one so they build real trust. Schedules and time off mean it isn’t always the same person every visit, and if the fit isn’t right, we’ll find someone who is.
Do I have to sign a long-term contract?
No. Every care plan is custom, built after your free in-home assessment, and you can adjust it as needs change.
My dad doesn’t want “help.” What then?
That’s very common. Many families start with a few hours of companionship, like cooking lunch together, a walk or a card game, and the relationship grows from there. We’ll help you plan the conversation.
I live out of town. Can you keep me in the loop?
Yes. With The Family Room, you can see care notes and caregiver check-ins in real time, from anywhere, 24/7.
How do families pay for care?
Most families use private pay or long-term care insurance (such as John Hancock, CalPERS or Unum), and we’re a VA preferred provider for VA-authorized care. We don’t accept Medicare, Medicaid or WA Cares.
What areas do you serve?
Clark County, including Vancouver, Camas, Washougal, Battle Ground, Ridgefield, Salmon Creek, Orchards, Hockinson and Brush Prairie.
Your loved one deserves to feel safe at home. You deserve peace of mind.
One conversation with a local care advisor. Free, no obligation, and you’ll know your options by the end of the call.
12306 SE Mill Plain Blvd, Suite 101, Vancouver, WA 98684 · Serving all of Clark County