Respite Care from Nu Care – San Bernardino, 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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Nu Care provides respite care for children and adults with physical, mental, or developmental disabilities, offering temporary relief for primary caregivers through in-home supervision and assistance with daily activities in a familiar environment.
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How It Works Here
- Staff review Individual Program Plan (IPP) for each client to support personalized needs
- Services include companionship, supervision, self-help reminders, personal hygiene and dressing assistance
- Light meal preparation provided
- Accompaniment to and from outings and appointments
- Safety assurance maintained during visits
- Care delivered in client's home
What Stands Out About Nu Care – San Bernardino, CA
- Bonded and registered under California State HCO License
- Care professionals thoroughly vetted by California Department of Social Services, including background checks from Department of Justice and FBI, drug screening, and negative tuberculosis test
- Vendorized providers with eight California Regional Centers for respite services
- 2018 Award-winning Best of Home Care Provider of Choice
- 24/7 availability
- 3,600 sq ft. in-house facility for continuous caregiver training
- 100% drug-free facility
Who Nu Care – San Bernardino, CA Supports
Families and primary caregivers of children or adults with physical, mental, or developmental disabilities who need temporary breaks from caregiving responsibilities while ensuring their loved one receives quality care.
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How are Nu Care's respite care professionals vetted?
Care professionals are thoroughly vetted by the California Department of Social Services, including background checks from both the Department of Justice and FBI, drug screening, and a negative tuberculosis test.
Does Nu Care accept Regional Center funding?
Yes. If your loved one is receiving services through California Department of Disability Services' Regional Centers, this could expedite their journey with Nu Care. They are vendorized providers with eight Regional Centers.
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