Respite Care for Family Caregivers in Phoenix & Peoria, AZ

What Is Respite Care?

Respite care provides temporary relief for family caregivers. Whether you need a few hours to run errands, a weekend to attend a wedding, or two weeks to take a vacation, respite caregivers step in to provide the same level of care your loved one needs—giving you time to rest, recharge, and take care of yourself without worry or guilt.

If you're caring for an aging parent or spouse in Phoenix or Peoria, you already know how exhausting caregiving can be. You're balancing your own family, work, health appointments, and household tasks while providing constant care and supervision. Caregiver burnout is real, and it's not selfish to need a break—it's essential for your own health and your ability to continue providing good care.

Signs You Need Respite Care

• You're exhausted all the time – Physically and emotionally drained with no energy for anything else.
• You're getting sick more often – Stress weakens your immune system and you're catching every cold or flu.
• You're feeling resentful or frustrated – You love your family member but feel trapped and angry about the situation.
• You can't remember the last time you did something for yourself – No hobbies, social life, or personal time.
• You're missing important family events – Weddings, graduations, or time with your own children and spouse.
• Your own health is suffering – Skipping doctor appointments, not exercising, poor eating habits.
• You need to travel for work or personal reasons – But can't leave your loved one alone.
• You're experiencing depression or anxiety – Constant worry, crying, hopelessness, or panic.

Taking breaks through respite care isn't giving up or being selfish—it's what allows you to sustain caregiving long-term. You'll be a better, more patient caregiver when you're rested and have had time to recharge.

Types of Respite Care We Can Arrange

Hourly Respite Care

A few hours a day or a few times per week for grocery shopping, appointments, errands, or simply a break. Perfect for ongoing relief without committing to full days.

Daily Respite Care

Full-day coverage allowing you to work, attend events, or have an entire day to yourself. Caregivers provide all necessary assistance during your absence.

Overnight Respite Care

Care through the night so you can get uninterrupted sleep, travel overnight, or handle an emergency. Especially helpful if your loved one needs nighttime supervision.

Weekend Respite Care

Friday through Sunday coverage so you can take a short trip, visit family, or simply have a weekend off without worry.

Extended Respite Care

One to several weeks of care for vacations, medical procedures, or handling personal matters. Can include live-in care or daily shift coverage.

What Respite Caregivers Provide

Respite caregivers are trained to provide the same level of care your loved one receives from you, including:

• Personal care (bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting)
• Meal preparation and feeding assistance
• Medication reminders and administration
• Companionship and social engagement
• Light housekeeping and laundry
• Mobility assistance and fall prevention
• Dementia care and behavioral management
• Emergency response if needed

Frequently Asked Questions