Companionship
A caring presence while the primary family caregiver takes time away.
Respite Care
Respite Care for Families Who Need a Break
Caring for someone you love can be deeply meaningful, but caregivers need support too. Chavera provides dependable respite care to help families create time to rest, recharge, and take care of their own responsibilities.
No pressure. Just a conversation about your care needs.
About This Service
Taking a break does not mean you care any less.
Family caregivers often spend their days balancing work, family responsibilities, appointments, household tasks, and the needs of a loved one.
Respite care provides an opportunity for a primary caregiver to step away for a period of time while their loved one receives appropriate support at home.
Our goal is to make those transitions comfortable, respectful, and dependable for everyone involved.
What We Can Help With
Support for both the individual and the family
Respite care can be arranged around the needs of the person receiving care and the circumstances of the family.
Daily Routine Support
Assistance with appropriate everyday routines while the caregiver is away.
Short-Term Coverage
Support for planned periods when a family caregiver needs time to attend to other responsibilities.
Peace of Mind
Knowing that a dependable caregiver is there can make it easier for family members to take necessary breaks.
The Chavera Difference
A caregiver needs care, too.
We believe supporting the family caregiver is an important part of supporting the person receiving care.
Our relationship-based approach means we take time to understand routines, preferences, and expectations before care begins.
What families can expect
- Dependable support during planned caregiver breaks
- A familiar and respectful home environment
- Support tailored to individual routines
- Communication with the family
- A compassionate, relationship-based approach
You Do Not Have to Do Everything Alone
Could respite care give your family some breathing room?
Talk with Chavera about your family's situation and the type of support you may need.