As a caregiver, it’s so important to take time for self-care so you can continue to provide the support your loved one’s needs. Respite services at Maplewood offers your senior a temporary stay in vibrant community, along with comprehensive care from a highly-skilled team—allowing you to travel or relax and rejuvenate with the peace of mind you deserve.
Our services are also a great option for seniors who need temporary support. If your loved one is in recovery or needs a short-term home during an emergency, you can rest assured our team will provide 24-hour expert care, manage medications, and assist with anything your loved one needs. Meanwhile, delicious and healthy dining options will nourish their body, restore their energy, and aid in their healing.
Our senior respite care is available for assisted living, memory care and skilled nursing needs. During your loved one’s stay, they’ll benefit from the same services, amenities and life-enrichment opportunities as all our residents.
What is respite care for seniors?
Respite care for seniors refers to short-term care designed to give family caregivers a break by temporarily taking over the care of a loved one. It allows caregivers time to rest, run errands, or handle personal matters while ensuring their loved one receives the necessary care and attention.
How does respite care benefit seniors?
Respite care benefits seniors by providing a temporary break in care routines, allowing them to receive specialized attention and care while their primary caregiver takes time off. Here are some key benefits for seniors:
What does respite care for seniors entail?
Respite care for seniors involves providing temporary relief to primary caregivers by offering short-term care for the senior. The services provided during respite care can vary depending on the individual’s needs and the setting, but generally include the following:
What does it mean when someone is in respite care?
When someone is in respite care, it means they are temporarily receiving care and support from professional caregivers, typically to give their primary caregiver (often a family member) a break.
Who is respite care best suited for?
Respite care is best suited for individuals who require regular care and support due to age, illness, disability, or a chronic condition, and for those who have primary caregivers who need occasional breaks. Here are some specific groups who can benefit from respite care:
