Respite Care
Give yourself time to rest while ensuring loved ones receive quality support.
Flexible Respite Care Supporting Yourself & Loved Ones
We provide care that allows carers to take a well-deserved break while ensuring their loved ones continue to receive safe, reliable care.
Whether you need a few hours, a day, or longer-term support, we step in seamlessly to maintain routines, comfort, and continuity of care at home.
Our services include (but not limited to):Â
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- Short-term in-home care for planned or emergency situations
- Personal care and assistance with daily living activities
- Companionship and meaningful engagement
- Support with meals, medication prompts, and routines
- Flexible scheduling to suit your needs
- Emotional support for both clients and carers
- Overnight stay
- Palliative Care
Our Approach With Respite Care
Who provides the respite care?
Our trained and experienced support staff deliver all respite services with professionalism and respect. We aim to match you with a suitable support worker to ensure comfort and continuity.
Can respite care be provided in my home?
Yes, our respite care is delivered in the comfort of your own home, allowing your loved one to remain in a familiar and safe environment.
How long can respite care be provided for?
Respite care is flexible and can range from occasional visits to extended periods of support. We tailor the duration to suit both the carer’s needs and the level of care required.
Is respite care suitable for people living with dementia?
Yes, we provide specialised respite care for people living with dementia, focusing on routine, familiarity, and a calm, supportive approach.
Need help? Start by telling us about you
Need a New Care Provider? Here’s How to Switch
If your current care no longer feels right, changing providers can help you access the support, reliability, and service you deserve.Â
1. Find a New Provider
Start by researching and choosing a provider that better suits your needs, preferences, and level of support with availability to take you on.
2. Notify Your Current Provider
Let your existing provider know you intend to change and review any required notice periods or exit steps (usually 2 weeks).
3. Transfer Your Care
Contact My Aged Care to request your referral code for changing providers, then give this code to your new provider when setting up your new agreement.
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