Time for Yourself
Go to an appointment. Run errands. Sleep in. Have coffee with a friend. Do absolutely nothing if that’s what you need.
Respite care is a helping hand when you need it most. Our trained caregivers come to your home for a few hours, overnight, or on a regular schedule; whatever works for your family. While they’re there, they take care of the everyday tasks, keep your loved one safe and comfortable, and let you have the time you desperately need.Your loved one stays in the familiar comfort of home. You get to breathe again. That’s the whole idea.
If any of this sounds like your life, it’s time to get some relief.
When you’re burned out, everyone suffers, including the person you’re caring for. They might not get the patience and attention they need. You might lose your temper or make mistakes when you’re exhausted.
Respite care changes that. When you take time to rest and refocus, something amazing happens: You become a better caregiver. You have more patience. You’re calmer. You can show up more fully for the person you love.
Go to an appointment. Run errands. Sleep in. Have coffee with a friend. Do absolutely nothing if that’s what you need.
Your loved one is safe at home with someone trained and caring. You’re not worrying the whole time you’re gone.
Keep your hobbies. Maintain your friendships. Focus on work. Remember who you are beyond being a caregiver.
Less stress means better sleep, lower blood pressure, and fewer headaches.
Caring for someone with dementia or complex needs can be a long journey. Respite care helps you pace yourself so you can be there for the long haul.
Short-term breaks whenever you need them (a few hours, overnight, weekends, or regular scheduled times).
Personal care help with bathing, dressing, grooming, and other daily needs.
Meal prep and hydration to keep your loved one nourished and healthy.
Companionship and supervision so they’re never alone and always safe.
Medication reminders (non-medical) to keep them on track.
Dementia-aware care from caregivers trained to understand and support people with memory loss.
Mobility support for those who need extra help moving around.
Support during your illness or recovery, so you know your loved one is cared for even when you’re sick.
Travel respite care so you can take a vacation or trip without worry.
Our team understands caregiving because we see it every day. We know how hard you’re working. We know how much you love the person you’re caring for. And we know you deserve a break.
We don’t just send anyone to your home. We take time to understand your family, your loved ones’ needs, and what matters most to you. Then we find the right caregiver, someone you can trust and feel comfortable with.
You’ll know exactly what to expect. We’ll explain our services, discuss your situation candidly, and ensure everything feels right for your family.
This isn’t a hands-off service. We stay in touch, check in on how things are going, and make adjustments as needed.
If you’re eligible for Alberta Health Services’ Client-Directed Home Care Invoicing (CDHCI) program, we can work with your approved hours. This means you have choices, continuity, and real control over who provides care for your loved one.
Talk to someone on our team about your needs. No pressure, no judgment, just honest conversation about your situation.
Tell us about the challenges you’re facing and what would help the most. The more we know, the better we can support you.
We’ll talk through what respite care looks like for your family: How often, how long, and what type of care would work best.
We’ll match you with a caregiver and get things started. Then you can finally take the break you deserve.