Respite Care

We understand that caring for a loved one can be emotionally and physically exhausting. To provide the best care, it's important to also take care of yourself. We recognise the importance of quality respite care, and we want to help you take a break while ensuring that your loved one is in safe and professional hands. Whether you need a few hours to go shopping or 24-hour care, we offer one-to-one at-home respite care for seniors.

Our trained and qualified professionals will provide the same level of care that is currently in place, whether that be round-the-clock care, regular homecare support, or occasional companionship visits. This is not just an option for holidays, but can also be used in unexpected circumstances such as caregiver illness or family commitments.

Respite care can also provide a positive change for the person being cared for, allowing them to meet new people and slightly vary their routine. It is also a great way to try out in-home care services and see what visiting care is like, in case you need it more regularly in the future.

If you're interested in respite care, please speak to one of our team members to learn more about how we can support you.

FAQ's

What is respite care, and how can it benefit caregivers?

Respite care provides temporary relief for primary caregivers, allowing them to take a break while ensuring their loved one is in safe, professional hands. This service benefits caregivers by reducing stress, preventing burnout, and improving overall well-being, ensuring they can continue providing quality care in the long term.

How long can respite care services be provided?

Respite care at Silverberry Care is flexible and can be tailored to your needs. Whether you require a few hours, a day, or 24-hour care, our team offers personalised care solutions to fit your schedule and provide the support you need.

Can respite care help in transitioning to regular in-home care services?

Yes, respite care can serve as an excellent introduction to regular in-home care services. It allows both the caregiver and the person receiving care to experience the benefits of professional care at home. This can be particularly helpful if you’re considering long-term support but want to start with short-term care to see how it fits your needs.