Caring for a parent or spouse is an act of love, and it’s exhausting. You can’t pour from an empty cup. Our caregivers step in for a few hours, a full day or longer, so you can take care of yourself too.

Two Adirondack chairs with a blanket on a deck overlooking a mountain lake at golden hour — Take the afternoon. We’ve got this.

When families call us for respite

A regular break each week to run errands or get outside
Work hours, appointments or a family event
A weekend away or a vacation
Overnight help so you can finally get a full night’s sleep
When the main family caregiver is sick or recovering

How respite works

Call us
Tell us about your loved one and when you need a break.
We get to know them
We learn their routine, favorite things and what matters most.
You take a breath
Go for the day, the weekend or the night. We’ll be right here.

What happens while you’re away

Your loved one keeps their normal routine. Depending on what they need, their caregiver can help with personal care, prepare meals, keep them company, give medication reminders and handle light housekeeping. Before your first break we learn the routines, preferences and little details that matter to your family.

Fusa smiling outdoors with her walker beside a flowering tree and a mountain river — Fusa enjoying a summer day.

From one of our families: “Once a week my husband and I could plan a “date day”. Whether skiing, snow shoeing, snow mobiling, hiking or just running errands – it was the much needed break we needed. My Mother was no longer anxious about my leaving – she knew she was in good hands with Gina!” Kara F.

Caring for a loved one? Take a breath.

When families call us for respite

How respite works

What happens while you’re away

Let’s talk about care

Let's talk about the care your family needs.