Visiting Angels of Aiken Understands That Family Caregivers Need a Break. Our Respite Care Can Help!

A rewarding yet demanding role, being a family caregiver is by far one of the most selfless things you can do. Whenever they need it most, you’re there for your loved one, providing the help they need to be able to live at home safely and securely.

But who takes care of you when you need a break?

With in home respite care from Visiting Angels of Aiken, you are assured quality and compassionate support for your disabled sibling or parent so you can take that well-deserved break. Disengage for a few hours or even a few days to focus on your own health and emotional well-being.

How Our Care Helps

Our specialized program matches your loved one with one of our caring and kind aides. For a few hours a day or week, or even for occasional assistance, our skilled caregivers can visit to give family members the chance to go to work, run errands, visit the doctor, take a vacation, or simply rest.

Setting your loved one at ease with their gentle demeanor and years of experience, our companions can engage in friendly conversation and also provide help with many home care needs, such as bathing, dressing, grooming, transferring assistance, and other personal care necessities. Simple chores are offered as well, from light housekeeping to preparing healthy meals.

How to Get Started with Visiting Angels of Aiken

Do you feel alone in your role as a primary family caregiver? If you are feeling frustrated or are experiencing symptoms of burn out, now is the time to reach out. Remember, your health and well-being are equally important, and it’s essential to schedule time for yourself. Luckily, with Visiting Angels of Aiken's respite care, you get the break you need to regroup, rest, and feel better.

Getting started with respite care is easy. Contact us at 803-335-3660 or via our online information request page. Since our home care services are flexible and fully customizable, your loved one will get the type of care they need. Should they need more in-home support in the future, we can adapt to their requirements and include personal care, companion care, care for dementia or Alzheimer’s, and/or any other care service into their care plan.