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Respite Care At Home

FLEXIBLE SHORT TERM CARE

You may only need respite care and support for a short-term period to help you recover from personal ill health. At Promedica24, our team will work with you to find a suitable live-in carer to help meet your needs and provide assistance whilst you get back on your feet.

What is respite care?

What is respite care?

Respite care offers temporary support on a short-term basis. You may require support after an accident, when recovering from surgery or after being discharged from hospital. 

Recovery from stays in hospital or an unexpected illness are understandably easier when help can be arranged at home. Promedica24 can provide such respite care to aid a smooth recovery and comfortable transition back to health.

Respite care can include:

Home From Hospital 

Help to support the transition from hospital or care home back into your home.

Respite Care 

To give a family member or other full-time carer a break.

Holiday Care 

To provide support for a relative while the family take a much-needed holiday

Overview of respite care:

  • Home from hospital – help to support the transition from hospital or care home back in to your home
  • Respite care – to give a family member or other full-time Care Worker a break
  • Holiday care – to provide support for a relative while the family take a much-needed holiday

Overview of what’s typically included:

  • Enabling release from hospital
  • Aiding recovery at home
  • Support after a fall or injury
  • Helping people cope with an unforeseen illness
  • Support through an existing condition flare-up
  • Getting to follow-up medical appointments
  • Ensuring medication is taken on time
  • Completing daily tasks which people had been doing just days before
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Our respite care typically includes:

  • Enabling release from hospital
  • Aiding recovery at home
  • Support after a fall or injury
  • Helping people cope with an unforeseen illness
  • Support through an existing condition flare-up
  • Getting to follow-up medical appointments
  • Ensuring medication is taken on time
  • Completing daily tasks which people had been doing just days before

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