Respite Care For Elderly in San Antonio
Energy Renewal
Caregiving can be exhausting for one individual. Our respite care services can help temporarily relieve stress so you can take some time for yourself.
Self Discovery
Many caregivers begin to feel like they are losing a part of themselves in the process. Respite care can help you keep a strong hold of your identity.
Social Engagement
Caregiving can make it difficult for an individual to have time with friends and family. With respite care, you can enjoy some time with your social circle.
Space and Time
Our respite care services can help when you need some time for a vacation, life event, or other commitments by offering temporary around the clock care.
What is Respite Care?
Respite care for elderly in San Antonio serves as a mental and physical oasis for caregivers who spend the bulk of their time in the service of someone they love. There are currently over 40 million unpaid caregivers in this country.
While friends or family members can provide respite care for elderly in San Antonio, highly trained and compassionate professionals offer respite care in residential communities. This approach to respite care gives caregivers peace of mind, knowing that their loved ones are in capable hands.
Respite care is designed with both caregivers and care recipients in mind. When provided by residential communities, this type of care eases the pressure of caring for an ill or aging family member or friend, without any worry about the safety and well-being of a loved one. In many cases, respite care helps the caregiver provide a higher quality of care, as taking breaks helps improve the emotional, physical and mental health of the care provider.
Respite care can also benefit the recipients of care, providing them with social interaction, stimulation, and a welcome change of routine in a safe and nurturing environment.
Who Qualifies for Respite Care in San Antonio?
Any primary caregiver who needs a helping hand will qualify for respite care in San Antonio. It’s something that all families should consider because no one person can do it all. Contact us for more information.
What is respite care?
Respite care is a temporary type of care available for a few hours, days, or even weeks for individuals who need it most. This can give a full-time caregiver a break from day-to-day care if required, such as for other commitments, a vacation, or if the caregiver is sick or tired.
What is included in a respite care stay?
Respite care includes assistance with day-to-day activities and companionship. The care plan can vary from patient to patient and may consist of advanced care such as for Alzheimer’s or dementia, if necessary.
Can the senior living community provide medication help?
This can vary from patient to patient and may include assistance with medication.
What should I look for in a respite care community?
In addition to being fully licensed, the community should be focused on patient care, providing enrichment and activities for individuals who come to stay, and the community should be clean and welcoming.
Is respite care expensive?
The costs will vary depending on the type of care that is needed and for how long. Many people are pleasantly surprised by the cost of respite care with everything that is included.
How will caregivers respond to my loved one's unique needs?
Caregivers will have access to any information you wish to make available to make caring for your loved one easier. Plus, you can check in by phone at any time to make sure that your loved one is comfortable.
How can I be sure my loved one is safe and secure?
Our facility is well-equipped with safety and security features to make every respite patient safe, comfortable, and happy. Additionally, our staff has years of experience in working with patients who need varying levels of care.
Will my loved one receive the same level of care?
Our goal is to make sure your loved one is being cared for just as well or better than you would do yourself. Additionally, we offer a variety of engaging activities, no matter what your loved one’s abilities.
Other Living Options
Assisted Living
Assisted living is a form of long-term care that involves a housing and health care component, as well as help with activities of daily living such as bathing, walking, dressing, meals, medications, etc.
Memory Care
Our memory care program is for those living with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia. These illnesses are gradual & progressive, so no two patients need the same care level.
