Temporary Respite Care

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What is temporary respite care?

Respite or temporary stays are for people that need a short term stay in an assisted living or memory care community. Generally, a respite stay can be for several days up to several months. Unlike when a person moves permanently into an assisted living, as a respite or temporary resident you do not pay a move in or community fee, and you pay a daily rate rather than a monthly rate. Some reasons to consider a respite stay are:

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Respite stays can be arranged a few days to weeks in advance and range between $125 to $250 per day. ,at Senior Options Service we can quickly determine which communities would be able to provide the level of care a person needs and then determine which ones have a respite room available. greatly reduces time and stress in an already stressful situation.

Some reasons to consider a respite stay are:

Your loved one is in the hospital or a rehab and is going to be discharged home, and you are not ready or don’t feel that it is safe

Your loved one is in the hospital or a rehab and cannot be discharged home, but you need time to gather information before making a move that is permanent.

A caregiver has a planned surgery or trip away and will not be available to provide care.

A caregiver has an emergency and can suddenly no longer provide care and needs immediate help.

Your loved one would like to try a place out and see if they like it before they commit.

A caregiver is overwhelmed and stressed and needs a break.

Caring for an aging loved one can be a huge full-time responsibility, especially when you have other family, work, and personal obligations that command your attention. What happens when you need to run important errands, go to a business meeting at the office, take a vacation, or need a breather?

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Temporary Respite Care

Temporary Respite Care

What is temporary respite care?

Call Us Today 734-329-0143

Caring for an aging loved one can be a huge full-time responsibility, especially when you have other family, work, and personal obligations that command your attention. What happens when you need to run important errands, go to a business meeting at the office, take a vacation, or need a breather?