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Respite Care

relax & re-energize with peace of mind

a few hours, a few days, or even a few weeks. We got you!

You take care of them, but who takes care of you?

Respite care is a type of short-term senior care that fills in the gaps when a full-time caregiver isn’t available. It can be for a few hours, a few days, or even a few weeks, and is usually provided as an in-home service.


Caring for an older adult or a person with disabilities can be a full-time job with little to no time for personal activities. Generally speaking, respite care provides breaks for caregivers, whether they need a few hours of personal time or a few days for a vacation. Here are six ways respite care can help you if you’re a caregiver.

You deserve all of this and more. Taking care of yourself is

You get to relax

You get social engagement

You get social engagement

When caring for someone who needs constant support, there can be little time to relax or do something for yourself. Respite care can provide a necessary break during the day. You can use this time how you see fit, doing whatever it is that makes you feel refreshed. This could include walking in the park, visiting a museum, or even taking an uninterrupted nap.

You get social engagement

You get social engagement

You get social engagement

Depending on the mental and physical capabilities of the person you’re caring for, you might get limited social interaction throughout your day as a caregiver. Finding time to meet up with friends, family or other loved ones is very important to your overall happiness. 


Whether it’s for a lunch meetup or a date night out, respite care offers opportunities to be with people your age who share similar interests. 

You get to re-energize

You get social engagement

You get to re-energize

Finding the energy to approach each day as a caregiver can be difficult, so respite care is there when a break is needed. Taking time to recharge is a critical part of being a caregiver, so you may need to utilize respite care when you feel drained or emotionally unavailable.

You get peace of mind

You get to rediscover your sense of self

You get to re-energize

When caring for someone, your brain is always on alert for a problem. This can lead to overstimulation and never feeling at ease throughout the day. With respite care, someone else is taking care of your loved one for you, which can give you some much-needed peace of mind.

You get to rediscover your sense of self

You get to rediscover your sense of self

You get to rediscover your sense of self

It can be hard to feel like a “normal person” when taking care of someone all day, every day. However, caregivers are people too. Many people utilize respite care to get the personal space they need to live a full life and pursue their hobbies and interests while still caring for their loved ones.

You get a vacation

You get to rediscover your sense of self

You get to rediscover your sense of self

As a caregiver, it can feel like taking a vacation is out of the question. Knowing your loved one is safe while you’re gone can make a vacation feel more achievable. Respite care gives you the freedom to still do the things you enjoy with the people you love without feeling restricted by your duties. The more time you take to do the things you love, the easier it is to provide care when you’re on duty. 

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