Respite Care for Family Caregivers Take a breath. They are in good hands.
Caring for a parent or spouse is a labor of love, and it is exhausting. A Premium Care Certified Nursing Assistant steps in for an afternoon, a weekend or a few weeks, so you can rest, work or simply be their family again.
You have been holding everything together. For a few hours, let someone hold it for you.
We learn your loved one's routine exactly the way you do it: how they take their coffee, the shows they love, the walk they never miss. The day feels normal for them, and you can truly step away.
Caring for yourself is part of caring for them.
Burnout creeps in quietly. If any of these sound familiar, a regular break may be the kindest thing for both of you.
- i.You feel constantly tired, irritable or overwhelmed.
- ii.You have skipped your own doctor appointments or social life.
- iii.You are juggling a job, your own family and a parent's care.
- iv.Your loved one's needs have grown faster than you can keep up.
An afternoon, beautifully ordinary.
Respite is not a pause in their day. It is their day, kept just the way they like it, by a caregiver who pays attention.
Only Certified Nursing Assistants. Always.
California only requires home care organizations to send registered home care aides. We go further: every caregiver is a Certified Nursing Assistant, certified by the California Department of Public Health, and every care plan is overseen by a licensed Registered Nurse.
Trained hands
Skilled in safe transfers, fall prevention and recognizing changes in condition.
Verified & registered
Background-checked and listed on California's Home Care Aide Registry.
Licensed & local
Licensed Home Care Organization #334700237, insured, bonded and family-owned.
Personalized care, thoughtfully priced. Every family begins with a complimentary in-home consultation, followed by a clear written proposal. Families typically pay privately or through long-term care insurance.
Respite care, answered.
How short can a respite visit be?
Respite can be scheduled as short visits or longer stretches. We'll build a schedule around what your family needs at your consultation.
Can respite care become ongoing care later?
Yes. Many families start with respite and add hours as needs change. The same caregivers can continue with your loved one.
Does insurance pay for respite care?
Many long-term care insurance policies cover in-home care, including respite. Eligible veterans may be able to use VA Aid & Attendance toward care. We'll help you understand your options.
Who provides respite care?
Every Premium Care caregiver is a Certified Nursing Assistant, supervised by a licensed Registered Nurse.
You deserve a break. We'll take it from here.
Talk with our care team today. We'll answer your questions and arrange a complimentary, no-obligation consultation in your home.