Respite Care
A break for family caregivers, with care you can trust
Hourly, daily and 24 hour care
Available 24/7, including holidays
Care for the caregiver
Caring for someone is hard work. Rest is part of it.
Respite care gives the spouse, son or daughter who provides daily care time to rest, work, travel or simply catch a breath. A trained caregiver steps in, and your loved one stays comfortable in their own home.
A break can be a few hours or run around the clock. We shape it around your calendar, and it can be a one-time need or a regular rhythm.
- A few hours for errands and appointments
- A regular weekly break
- Time to work without worry
- A weekend away
- A vacation or family event
- Rest after a hard stretch
- Backup when you are not feeling well
- Help while a loved one adjusts to new support
What respite care includes
Your loved one's routine, covered
While you step away, caregivers keep daily life running smoothly and your loved one company.
Companionship
Help with bathing, showering, dressing and grooming, so comfort and dignity stay intact.
Personal care and hygiene
Help with bathing, dressing and grooming, with dignity and comfort first.
Meals and nutrition
Meal planning and preparation, plus grocery shopping.
Medication reminders
Friendly reminders to take medications as prescribed.
Housekeeping and errands
Laundry, light housekeeping and everyday chores.
Transportation and outings
Rides to appointments, lunches and community activities.
For adult children
Be the son or daughter, not only the caregiver
Is it time for a break?
Asking for help is not giving up
Family caregivers often put their own needs last. If a few of these sound familiar, support may help you keep caring for the long run.
- You are tired most of the time
- Work or family time keeps slipping away
- Your own appointments get postponed
- You worry whenever you step out
- Siblings are stretched or far away
- Small things feel like too much
How it works
Getting a break is one simple call
Free consultation
Custom care plan
Matched caregiver
Support with the cost of care
We offer Medicaid and SWCAA consulting to help families apply for Medicaid and connect with the Southwestern Connecticut Agency on Aging.
Ask our team which programs may apply to your situation. The first conversation is free.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQs About Our Respite Care Services
Serving Stamford and surrounding areas
Respite care is temporary support that gives a family caregiver a break. A caregiver steps in so you can rest, work, travel or take care of your own needs.
From a few hours to around the clock. Care is available hourly, daily or 24 hours, seven days a week, including holidays.
We match caregivers by personality, interests and communication style. Tell us during your free consultation what helps your loved one feel at ease.
No. Cura provides non-medical home care only. Caregivers support daily living and follow the instructions already set by your medical team.
Yes. Many families plan care from a distance. Call or send the form and we will walk you through the next step.
For business inquiries, get in touch
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Where we work
Respite care across Stamford, Fairfield and Litchfield counties
Pick your town to see local details and how we support families there.
Stamford
Our home base. Caregivers and coordinators work right here.
Lower Fairfield County
Home care throughout the lower part of the county.
Litchfield County
Home care for families in the hills and towns to the north.
