Respite Care from Mom's Home Care – Los Angeles, CA
Respite care is short-term, temporary home care that gives family caregivers a planned break — a few hours, a full day, or an extended stretch — while a trained caregiver steps in.
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Mom's Home Care provides respite care in clients' own homes, sending trained professional caregivers to take over care duties so primary caregivers can take a break. Care can be arranged on a regular schedule, temporarily as needed, or on an on-call basis.
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How It Works Here
- Trained professional caregivers come to the client's home to provide care
- Services include companionship, meal preparation, personal care (bathing, dressing, grooming), toileting assistance, errands and shopping, and housekeeping
- Available on a regular schedule, temporary basis, or on-call basis
- Caregivers can help with recovery from illness or surgery by assisting with walking, meal preparation, errands, and light housekeeping
- Care allows primary caregivers to attend medical appointments, run household errands, engage in personal activities, or spend time with family and friends
What Stands Out About Mom's Home Care – Los Angeles, CA
- State-licensed, non-medical home care agency
- Background checks, FBI and DOJ scans performed on all employees
- Employees fully covered under commercial general liability and workers compensation insurance
- Trusted senior services since 1997
- Highly trained and reliable caregivers with experience in chronic health issues, dementia, terminal illness, and post-surgical recovery
Who Mom's Home Care – Los Angeles, CA Supports
Primary caregivers of elderly or disabled individuals who need temporary relief, including those caring for people with dementia, chronic health conditions, or terminal illness; also available for individuals recovering from surgery or severe illness who need short-term assistance with daily activities.
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Read the Respite Care guide →Frequently Asked Questions
How often can I use respite care?
There is no set amount of times you can request respite care—it is entirely a personal decision based on your need. You should use it as often as you need to take care of yourself and your personal needs.
What specific tasks can the respite caregiver handle while I'm away?
Respite caregivers can provide companionship, prepare or cook meals and join the individual during meals, assist with personal hygiene and toileting care, run errands and shopping, and perform light housekeeping duties. Caregivers are trained to help those in need with chores around the home, share stories with them or listen to their stories, and can engage them in activities like board games.
Can respite care help me recover from surgery or illness?
Yes. Respite care is available for people recovering from surgery or severe illness who need help with everyday chores and activities for a short period. A professional caregiver can assist you with walking, run errands, help prepare meals, and perform light housekeeping duties while you rest and recover in your own home.
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