Respite care is a type of home care service which typically involves short term visits from the service provider. In these cases there is usually a loved one who does the majority of the caregiving duties but needs occasional help to avoid burnout and have time to participate in other activities.
If you take care of a spouse, parent, or grandparent or a mentally or physically disabled loved one and need quality assistance, 1CommUnity Care Services can help with our Respite Services.
Benefits of Respite Care
If you are the primary caretaker of a loved one these are some ways you can benefit from respite care:
Reduces Stress for the caregiver and family
Allows caregivers time for friends and other activities
Improves relationship between caregiver and loved one
Trust that your loved one is in the caring hands of a 1CommUnity Care Services professional
In-home respite care can include a wide range of caregiving services including:
Laundry
Light housekeeping
Meal preparation
Medication reminders
Assistance with activities of daily living (such as dressing, grooming, and bathing)
In addition to standard services like companion care and personal care, we also offer specialized services. If your loved one requires specialized care for Alzheimer’s or Dementia, or for a physical or mental disability, respite visits can be provided by skilled caregivers with expertise in these areas.
Even though respite care is usually provided on a short term or temporary basis you can also set a weekly, bi-weekly or monthly schedule.
When is it time to get Respite Care? Take the simple quiz at this link to assess if you might find benefit in getting Respite Care.
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