Where your loved one comes home.
Comfort Living is a small private senior group home in Virginia Beach. Two registered nurses opened it as a true home — meals, companionship, and supportive daily living for up to four residents. We work alongside your loved one's healthcare team, not in place of it.
Family loving care — in the truest sense of the words.
We are Peter and Cleofe Obaldo, both Bachelor-prepared Registered Nurses with over 30 years of combined experience — and both of us are still actively practicing. After years of caring for seniors in hospitals and other settings, we opened Comfort Living as the kind of home we wished existed for our own family: small, warm, and dignified. Where the door is opened with a smile. Where dinner is something you sit down to, not something you're served.
You won't reach a call center. You'll reach us. Our caregivers are at the home each day — and we coordinate with them daily, tracking each resident's well-being personally. When something changes, you hear from a nurse — not a manager — because we read clinical signs early and bridge to your healthcare team.
Why families choose a small home over a large facility.
Active RN owners
Both Peter and Cleofe are actively practicing registered nurses with over 30 years of combined experience. We coordinate daily with our caregivers, track each resident's well-being, and translate clinical signals so families always know what's going on.
Same faces every day
Our 1:4 staff-to-resident ratio means your loved one sees the same familiar faces every day. No rotating shifts. No strangers in the night.
The bridge home
We work alongside your loved one's healthcare team — physicians, home health, hospice, family caregivers — as the residential home that knows them best, and the bridge between the team and your family.
What our home includes.
A memory-friendly residence
A small, calm home with predictable routines and patient companionship — for residents living with memory changes.
Daily companionship
Meals together, conversation, walks, supervision, and the small kindnesses that turn a residence into a home.
Respite stays
Short-term residence so family caregivers can travel, recover, or simply rest.
Hospice-friendly residence
We welcome residents receiving hospice. Your hospice team comes to them; we remain the familiar surroundings around them.
Where our residents live, eat, and gather.
No surprise fees. No tiered upcharges.
Private pay. Rate depends on level of supportive needs.
- Private or shared room in our family-style home
- Three home-cooked meals plus snacks daily
- Family-style support with daily routines and companionship
- Coordination with your loved one's healthcare team
- Housekeeping, laundry, and linens
- Activities, conversation, and outings
A residential home, not a licensed medical facility. Care plans are coordinated with your loved one's healthcare team. Private pay only.
Real words from real families.
"Thank you Comfort Living for taking care of our mom for almost 7 years with her Alzheimer's Dementia to the end. The last 11 months she was bed bound, and we had this conversation with the owner that mom didn't have a significant skin breakdown during that time."
Questions families ask us first.
What kind of home is Comfort Living?
We are a private senior group home in Virginia Beach — a residential home, not a licensed medical facility. We provide supportive care: a warm home, meals, companionship, and assistance with daily activities the way family members would, for up to four residents. Our caregivers work alongside your loved one's healthcare team — physicians, home health, hospice, family — as the home where they live, and the bridge between everyone involved in their care.
How many residents do you welcome?
A maximum of four residents — never more. Keeping the home small is the heart of how we know each resident as family.
Do you welcome residents on hospice?
Yes. We are hospice-friendly. The hospice agency provides the medical care; we provide the home, the meals, and the surrounding life. Residents can stay with us through end-of-life with their hospice team coming to them.
What is included in the monthly rate?
Our $4,500–$7,500 monthly rate is all-inclusive: private or shared room, three home-cooked meals plus snacks, family-style support with daily routines and companionship, housekeeping, laundry, activities, and ongoing coordination with your loved one's healthcare team.
Can my loved one stay with you long-term?
In most cases, yes. Because we welcome hospice and our owners read clinical signs early, residents typically stay with us — with their healthcare team and hospice provider coming to them when needs evolve.
How do I schedule a visit?
Call Peter or Cleofe directly at (757) 339-1349 to book a 30-minute private visit. We return calls within four hours during business hours.
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