Respite Care
Temporary assistance while your primary caregivers are unavailable.
For a variety of care kinds, including assisted living, residential care, different types of dementia care, and nursing care, skilled caregivers provide respite care as a temporary solution. It is perfect for times when the primary caregiver needs a break or you require temporary assistance.
New Support Care regularly offers respite care to individuals in a variety of situations, all of which are strictly governed by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). People most frequently require respite care in the following circumstances:
Early hospital discharge
Recovering from surgery
Covering a regular carer
Specialist care needed
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What does a respite carer do?
Our main goal as a respite care provider is to make sure you keep receiving the support you require so you may continue to live independently at home. Each of our New Support Carers has gone through our industry-leading training, enabling them to deliver seamless home care on demand.
- Mobility support at home
- Light medical support
- Housekeeping
- Preparing meals
- Personal care
- Running errands
Respite care at home, you can assistance where you feel most at home.
New Support Carers will assist you in your time of need whether you have experienced an accident, are recuperating from surgery, or have been released from the hospital.
Your regular caregiver will be rested and reenergized when they return after a well-deserved break thanks to respite care.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is respite care?
Temporary care called respite care is always on hand if you require it. Our New Support caregivers can help you with household chores, company, and personal care whether the situation is scheduled or impromptu.
Are carers entitled to respite?
When a normal caregiver takes a break from caring, it is necessary for them to take a break as well, so they can unwind and have some downtime. Here, a trained caregiver will take over your usual responsibilities, providing you the assurance that your loved one is receiving excellent care.
What can a respite carer help with?
You can get assistance from a respite care provider with a variety of duties, such as nursing care, personal care, medication administration, companionship, general housekeeping, and more. In order to make sure your respite carer is providing you with precisely the kind of help you need, we'll take the time to listen to your needs and thoroughly comprehend your situation.