Respite Care
Another reason for respite care is to provide a break for people caring for a family member. If you’re not a full-time carer, it can be challenging to provide constant care, no matter how much you love someone. Respite care is a way to take a short break, recharge, and look after yourself.
While some care homes offer respite care, our live-in respite care allows you to remain in your home and avoid the stress or difficulty of moving for a short time.
Over the years, we have developed an excellent team of dedicated carers willing to help someone quickly.
We can provide short-term respite carers at any time to help with:
- Giving a relative or carer a break or holiday.
Helping someone returning from hospital after an operation or treatment. - Emergency cover is available when a family crisis arises, or a regular carer is unavailable.
- Providing a carer or companion to accompany a person on holiday or a short break.
- Providing care for clients with dementia or chronic illness.
- Providing care for someone who is taken ill and needs support.
We understand how important continuity is for everyone, and if a client requests a certain carer they have had before, we will do our very best to place them.
Respite Care and Carer’s Allowance
If you receive a Carer’s Allowance for your role in caring for a loved one, you may be concerned about how this will affect your allowance. We advise taking specialist advice from the Carer’s Allowance Unit to be completely confident in how respite care might affect you.
The general rule is that you can continue to receive your Carer’s Allowance for up to four weeks in any six months if you have a break from caring. However, the rules can be complicated and depend on many factors, so taking advice will give you peace of mind before deciding.
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