A respite stay (respite care) is also known as temporary or short-term care. Oftentimes, seniors need additional healing time after they have been in the hospital or a nursing center before they can go home.

Respite care is a good solution to provide the care you need during the recovery process. Another way families utilize respite care, is if they are going out of town or simply need time off from the caregiving duties and don't want to compromise the quality of care their loved one receives. 

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Respite care can be provided at home, a nursing home, or at a residential care home (group home). Respite care for seniors provides support for family caregivers to prevent caregiver burnout. You can trust 4 Seasons Senior Living to take care of your loved one while you take time to relax. You can catch up on your personal life, have a night out, or run errands.

 

Are you feeling guilty after just reading that?

You have no reason to feel guilty. It's okay to seek help from outside sources. Being a family caregiver can be stressful and if your loved one's needs start to increase, it can become impossible to juggle your life and provide the care your loved one needs.

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We are here to provide the support you need when you need it for however long you need.

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Family members are traditionally happy to provide care to their loved ones so they can remain at home. However, the physical and emotional toll for the caretaker can become overwhelming without a break. Seniors with memory care issues need continual supervision requiring a safe, secure environment that we can provide.

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4 Seasons Senior Living provides short-term care options for seniors who need assistance, personal, or memory care. We also take care of any respite care services including fall prevention, bathing assistance, meal preparation, and so much more.

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We know that taking care of your loved one is sometimes beyond your control, and you just need help to give them what they need to live comfortably.

You can trust 4 Seasons Senior Living to take over the caregiving duties on a temporary basis.

We want to give families peace of mind knowing that their loved ones will be loved and cared for as long as they are with us.