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Respite Care

Respite Care provides temporary support and supervision for individuals in-home & out-of-home while giving family members and primary caregivers time to rest, attend appointments, manage responsibilities, or simply take a break.  Care is tailored to the individual's needs, routines, preferences, and goals.

What Respite Care Includes:

Respite Care may include:

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  • In-home & Out-of-home

  • Supervision & Safety Monitoring

  • Assistance with daily routines

  • Personal care and hygine support

  • Meal preparation and assistance

  • Medication reminders

  • Community activities & outings

  • Behavioral and emotional support

  • Transportation support

  • Maintaining established routines

  • Communication with families and care teams

  • Documentation of services and important updates

  • Support during caregiver breaks or planned absences ​​

How Respite Care Helps

Respite care is designed to support both the individual receiving services and the people who provide their day-to-day care. A trusted care associate can step in temporarily so caregivers can focus on their own responsibilities, spend time with other family members, attend appointments, work, run errands, or simply recharge.

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The goal is to provide safe, consistent, person-centered support while helping individuals remain comfortable in their familiar routines and environments. 

Why choose us?

Across all of our services, we are committed to providing compassionate, individualized care that empowers every person we support to thrive. Families and case managers choose Enriching Home Care Services because we prioritize consistency, professionalism, and person-centered support.

 

What sets us apart:

  • Licensed Minnesota 245D provider

  • Individualized care plans tailored to each person’s goals

  • Highly trained Direct Support Professionals

  • Trauma-informed and person-centered approach

  • Experience supporting individuals with autism, developmental disabilities, mental health needs, and complex behavioral challenges

  • Strong communication with families, guardians, and case managers

  • Reliable staffing and responsive support

  • Community-focused services that promote independence and inclusion

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