Respite Care Providers in Greenville SC

Elite Home Care & Day Centers is proud to offer respite care services to our clients at our locations near Greenville , Greenwood, Spartanburg, Pickens, Loris, Conway and Laurens SC. Our adult day care centers and home care services are flexible in that you can choose to use in-home care , day center care, or a combination of both. No matter which option you choose, we are here to offer respite care services.

What is Respite Care?

Respite care is a specialty service that provides short-term relief for primary caregivers. In many households, a family member is typically the primary caregiver, which can cause burnout and stress on the family. No matter who the unpaid primary caregiver is, respite care is an option to help relieve caregiver duties for a specific time period. For many people, Medicare or another form of insurance can help pay for respite care services… just ask!

Why Consider Respite Care?

Elite Home Care & Day Centers employs DHEC professionals on staff to help provide respite care services. Whether you choose to use respite care for in-home care or day center care is up to you, but there are many benefits to using a short-term caregiver. When you choose to use respite care services, you’re providing relief for the primary caregiver, which can help give them a break from the demands of caring for sick, aging, or disabled family members. By choosing respite care at Elite Home Care, you have many benefits , including multiple day-center locations near Greer and Pickens County, and we can even provide transportation.

How Can I Pay for Respite Care?

Our respite care services are for elderly patients, including disabled elderly patients, patients with cognitive impairments and patients with physical impairments. In this case, many of our patients are old enough and eligible for Medicare, which recently covers most respite care expenses. If you’re under hospice care or do not have Medicare, respite care can be a bit more substantial, but our team is willing to work with your budget to make your respite care services more affordable.

What is Respite Care for the Elderly?

Elderly respite care is a temporary form of caregiving relief. Most elderly individuals who receive respite care are living with cognitive or physical barriers, however, all elderly adults and their primary caregivers are welcome to reach out to schedule respite care.

What is Respite Care for Young Adults?

Young adult respite care is very similar to elderly respite care in the sense that young adults who receive respite care are living with some type of impairment. Our staff offers respite care for young adults in South Carolina.

Can Caretakers for People with Autism Receive Respite Care?

Yes, if you are the primary caretaker and are in need of in-home respite care services, Elite Home Care can provide respite services to young adults or elderly individuals living with autism.

How Much Does Respite Care Cost?

The national average for respite care is around $74 a day, however, this is based on most assisted living averages. Elite Home Care is not an assisted living facility, but rather a day service for non-medical in-home care, so our prices are affordable to many.

How Long is Respite Care?

Length of care is dependent on family needs. Elite Home Care offers in-home care and is not an overnight care service. Typically, families who use our respite services are looking for temporary day relief. We offer flexible scheduling, meaning we can offer respite care during business hours for 5 days a week, or we can come less frequently.

Are There Respite Care Only Facilities?

Facilities who offer strictly respite care are typically assisted living facilities, meaning it is around-the-clock senior respite care. Elite Home Care does not offer this service.

Is Respite Care Covered by Insurance?

Respite care is covered by Medicaid for some individuals; however, you would need to call the insurance provider to review qualifications. Elite Home Care accepts vouchers and some VA payments for respite care. South Carolina also offers grant programs that you can apply for.

What is the Difference Between Respite Care and Hospice Care?

It’s easy to confuse hospice with respite due to pronunciations, however, hospice care is typically geared towards end-of-life services whereas respite care is aimed at providing temporary caregiving relief.

Can a Family Member Provide Respite Care?

Yes, a family member can provide respite care by respite care definition; however, a temporary caregiver (respite worker) within the family is not eligible to take insurance or vouchers. If you’re a family member looking to provide respite care for another family member for tax purposes, please consult a tax accountant and not your healthcare or assisted living provider.

What are Downfalls to Respite Care?

Downfalls to respite care usually lay within the patient. Your loved one receiving respite care may feel uncomfortable with the caregiver, and it could take multiple tries to find a personality fit.

Book Time to Connect with Elite Home Care

Do you have questions or are unsure how respite care can work with your family’s needs? Please use our online contact form or give us a call at 864-869-8730. We’re proud to offer affordable respite care services to our locations in the Upstate.