Respite care provides temporary support services when an individual’s regular caregivers are unavailable. 

Temporary care, provided by trained professionals, offers various types of care arrangements on a short-term basis, including assisted living, residential care, dementia care, and nursing care. It is suitable for instances when the primary caregiver requires a break or temporary support is needed. 

The primary goal of temporary care professionals is to ensure continued care support to maintain independence at home.

• Housekeeping: A caregiver can help with chores around the home such as cleaning, laundry, and tidying. 

• Light Medical Support: A caregiver can assist with needs like catheter care, feeding tube assistance, and suppositories. 

• Personal Care: A home care professional can discreetly assist with daily routines like toileting and dressing. 

• Assistance Leaving the Home: A caregiver can accompany you into the community for errands, shopping, or visiting others. 

• Errand Assistance: A caregiver can help with tasks like picking up prescriptions or assisting with bills. 

• Ongoing Companionship: A caregiver can visit for companionship such as sharing a meal or enjoying leisure activities together. 

• Meal Preparation: A caregiver can prepare nutritious meals, snacks, and drinks as suited to your schedule. 

• Mobility Assistance at Home: All caregivers are trained to provide mobility assistance as needed within the home.
• Benefits of At-Home Temporary Care: Receiving temporary care at home allows for continuous, convenient support in a familiar environment.