Respite Care

Being a Primary Caregiver is a very demanding and stressful responsibility that no one should do without some form of help. It's often difficult for adult children and/or family members who live far away the ability to provide daily living support and safety for a parent, grandparent, or other relative who may need assistance. We are here to help.

What is Respite Care?

Respite Care provides temporary relief for a Primary Caregiver, enabling you to take a much-needed break from the demands of providing care for a sick, aging, or disabled family member.

Why Respite Care?

It eases the burden on the Primary Caregiver by relieving their level of stress, renewing their energy, and restoring a sense of balance within their lives.

Benefits of Respite Care:

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In-Home Assistive Care

Respite Care

What is Respite Care?

Respite Care provides temporary relief for a Primary Caregiver, enabling you to take a much-needed break from the demands of providing care for a sick, aging, or disabled family member.

Why Respite Care?

It eases the burden on the Primary Caregiver by relieving their level of stress, renewing their energy, and restoring a sense of balance within their lives.

Benefits of Respite Care:

Renewal and Relaxation - Doing things that provide you with peace decreases your heart rate and improves your day-to-day mood.

Replenished Energy - You have to take time to renew your energy to be efficient in your life.

Break - Even if it's only a few hours away, it can help you relax and maintain your sense of who you are. You are just as important!

Perspective - A break from being the Primary Giver allows you to see things clearer and even develop better ways of doing things to keep you from becoming exhausted.

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Encourage the Primary caregivers to assess their responsibilities regularly and ask for help when needed. Remember, self-care is as important as caring for your loved ones.

Encourage the Primary Caregiver to recognize their true feelings and discuss disproportionate tasks. Delegating or asking for help is a sign of strength.

Respite Care

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What is Respite Care?

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Respite Care provides temporary relief for a Primary Caregiver, enabling you to take a much-needed break from the demands of providing care for a sick, aging, or disabled family member.

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Why Respite Care?

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It eases the burden on the Primary Caregiver by relieving their level of stress, renewing their energy, and restoring a sense of balance within their lives.

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Benefits of Respite Care:

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Renewal and Relaxation - Doing things that provide you with peace decreases your heart rate and improves your day-to-day mood.

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Replenished Energy - You have to take time to renew your energy to be efficient in your life.

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Break - Even if it's only a few hours away, it can help you relax and maintain your sense of who you are. You are just as important!

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Perspective - A break from being the Primary Giver allows you to see things clearer and even develop better ways of doing things to keep you from becoming exhausted.​

We:

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Encourage the Primary caregivers to assess their responsibilities regularly and ask for help when needed. Remember, self-care is as important as caring for your loved ones.

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Encourage the Primary Caregiver to recognize their true feelings and discuss disproportionate tasks. Delegating or asking for help is a sign of strength.

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Perspective - A break from being the Primary Giver allows you to see things clearer and even develop better ways of doing things to keep you from becoming exhausted.