Respite care provides family caregivers the opportunity to take a step back. It offers the time needed to rest, recharge and tend to personal responsibilities, such as attending medical appointments, running errands or simply catching up on sleep.

Summer offers the chance to enjoy outdoor activities that can be a beneficial for anyone, especially for someone living with a chronic medical condition or recovering from injury.

May is Mobility Awareness Month and is also when we recognize National Barrier Awareness Day. Accessibility in public spaces should be a given, but a person should also be able to enjoy their home to the fullest. In-home support may be part of the solution. We can work with you to assess needs and adjust care as those needs evolve, ensuring comfort, safety and independence.