Comfort Care Assisted Living Facility sits in a quiet Glendale neighborhood at 731 W. Milford Street, where six residents can live in a residential home setting that feels calm and familiar. Emma Pogosian manages the home, making sure care is centered on dignity and respect, and staff members stay nearby at all hours. Residents find private suites or shared rooms, all fully furnished, with private bathrooms and handy kitchenettes, plus amenities like cable TV, telephone, WiFi, air-conditioning, and emergency alert systems for safety. Meals use organic food and follow special diets like diabetic or allergy-sensitive needs, and meal times happen in a shared dining room. Staff clean rooms, change linens, and handle laundry including dry cleaning, allowing residents to focus on enjoying daily life instead of chores.
Healthcare professionals are available 24/7 and help with bathing, dressing, moving around, toileting, and other personal care. Medication management means staff will handle medications so nobody misses a dose, and the team is licensed and trained to care for people with dementia or Alzheimer's. Residents can arrange rides or get transportation to medical appointments, and there's support with making outside appointments as needed. Community life includes scheduled activities such as movie nights, walks in the garden and along walking paths, and events that encourage friendships and socializing. Each person can choose a living arrangement that suits their level of independence, from needing more personal help to living more on their own, and the high staff-to-resident ratio provides a comfortable, attentive environment.
The facility, founded in 2019, is licensed by the state of California (License #198603213), and rates start at $4,771 per month, based on each person's care needs. Comfort Care Assisted Living Facility offers both long-term care and short-term respite stays, supporting not only residents but their families, and works with local advisors for move-in coordination and other support. With its small size, caring staff, a safe and home-like setting, and a steady routine of social and physical activities, residents can keep as much independence as possible while knowing help is right there when it's needed most.
