Respite care is short-term care that gives a family caregiver a break: a few hours, a full day, overnight, or longer while you travel or recover. Aging Well Care provides respite care across Greater Phoenix and follows the routine you already have in place.
Caregiver burnout is real. Caring for someone you love is a full-time job on top of everything else, and when you run on empty, your work suffers, your personal life suffers, and so does your health. Put your own oxygen mask on first. Everyone needs a break, and we can give you one, so you can rest without worrying.
What respite care includes
- A few hours, a full day, overnight or longer stays
- All personal care and companion care
- Following your loved one's existing routine
- Coverage for travel, work, appointments or rest
- Updates so you know how things went
Who it helps
- Spouses and adult children caring for a loved one at home
- Working caregivers whose job and family life are starting to slip
- Families covering a gap between other caregivers
- Anyone who needs a planned or last-minute break
Where we provide respite care
Respite care is available to family caregivers in Anthem and New River, across North Phoenix, Peoria and Glendale, in Scottsdale and Paradise Valley, and in Surprise, Sun City and Sun City West. Tell us where you are and we will tell you straight whether we can be there. We are based in Anthem and serve all of Phoenix Metro. See every area we serve.
How it starts
Call (480) 582-9898 or book a free consultation. We come to you, listen and build a plan together, then match a background-checked, drug-tested caregiver your loved one will be glad to see. The plan is guided by a Registered Nurse and adjusted as needs change. No contract required, cancel any time, and no hourly minimum. From the first visit, you are family.
Questions families ask
How short can a respite visit be?
As short as a few hours. Many caregivers book a regular weekly break so it is always on the calendar.
How do I know I need a break?
If you are tired all the time, short with people you love, falling behind at work or skipping your own appointments, those are signs of caregiver burnout. A break is not selfish. It is how you keep caring well.
Can respite care turn into ongoing care?
Yes. If you find it helps, we can turn it into a regular schedule. There is no pressure, no contract and no hourly minimum.
Can you cover us while we travel?
Yes. Tell us the dates and we will plan coverage, up to around the clock.
