Respite care
Respite care provides a much-needed break for caregivers, giving them the opportunity to rest and rejuvenate while ensuring their loved ones continue to receive care. Our respite care offers a range of options, from having an ilarna Personal Assistant spend time with loved ones for a few hours to arranging a short-term live-in care plan.
So, whether it’s to look after personal needs, take a holiday, or simply recharge, our respite care plans can offer caregivers the flexibility to address their own well-being without compromising the quality of care for their loved ones.
Our respite care plans are tailored to your unique needs and can include a range of services to enhance your quality of life.
Personal care
An ilarna Personal Assistant is available to provide discreet, compassionate and sensitive assistance with tasks such as bathing, toileting and other hygiene needs.
Help with housework
Your ilarna Personal Assistant is here to help keep your home clean and organised. Whether it’s light housework, vacuuming, laundry or anything in between, they are always available to lend a hand.
Mobility support
Our trained ilarna Personal Assistants are here to help you make the most of each day. Whether you’re heading out for a quick shopping trip, visiting a friend or planning a weekend getaway, they’re available to accompany you and provide support whenever and wherever you need it.
Medication prompting
For your peace of mind, we have specifically trained ilarna Personal Assistants with experience in providing personalised support with medication management. They’re on hand to help you organise your medication and ensure you take it on time.
Completing chores
Our ilarna Personal Assistants make day-to-day life easier by managing tasks such as food shopping, sorting mail and collecting prescriptions.
Companionship
If you’re living alone or far from your loved ones, having an ilarna Personal Assistant ensures you’ll always have someone to keep you company – whether it’s watching your favourite TV shows, playing board games or simply having a chat over a cup of tea and some biscuits.
Want to learn more?
What is respite care and how to find it?
In-home Care: Everything You Need To Know
The importance of ‘home first’ approach in care: supporting vulnerable adults at home
