Respite Care
Improved Well-Being & Quality of Life
Our staff value connecting with you using a person-centred approach to care, where you are at the middle of everything we do. All our staff have completed criminal record checks, First Aid/CPR, and have completed comprehensive training programs that include dementia care and are supervised by a Recreation Therapist to ensure activities are engaging, personalized, and meaningful.
Respite care can be offered in-home or at our adult day program (7720 17 avenue downtown Coleman).
Discover Peace of Mind
With Our Respite Services
We offer temporary relief and support for primary caregivers, allowing them to recharge while ensuring their loved ones receive care. Our trained and dedicated staff provide personalized assistance, emotional support, and companionship, tailored to meet the unique needs of each individual.
With flexible scheduling and professional reliability, we aim to enhance the well-being of both caregivers and care recipients alike.
We are not providing overnight respite services at this time.
Benefits
Respite For Caregivers Significantly Improves Well-being
Overall, respite care offers invaluable support to caregivers, enabling them to better care for their loved ones while also taking care of themselves.
Reduced Stress & Burnout: Caregiving can be emotionally and physically taxing. Respite provides caregivers with much-needed breaks, allowing them to recharge and reduce the risk of burnout.
Improved Mental Health: Taking regular breaks from caregiving responsibilities can help prevent feelings of overwhelm, anxiety, and depression. Caregivers can use this time to engage in self-care activities, pursue hobbies, or simply relax.
Enhanced Quality of Life: Having time away from caregiving duties allows caregivers to focus on their own needs and maintain a sense of identity outside of their caregiving role. This can lead to a higher overall quality of life.
Maintained Social Connections: Caregiving often consumes a significant amount of time, making it challenging for caregivers to maintain social connections. Respite care provides caregivers with opportunities to socialize with friends, family, or participate in community activities.
Better Relationship with the Care Recipient: Taking breaks from caregiving can improve the relationship between the caregiver and the care recipient. When caregivers have time to recharge, they may feel more patient, compassionate, and present during their interactions with their loved one.
Increased Productivity: Caregivers who receive regular respite care may find that they are more productive when they return to their caregiving duties. Time away allows them to rest and recharge, which can lead to improved focus and efficiency.