Respite Care

Respite care is designed to give caregivers a break from caregiving. Respite services can be used when the caregiver is traveling, during holidays, vacations, or whenever there is a need to rest from caregiving responsibilities.

Respite Care at Primrose

Primrose is dedicated to creating a safe place where seniors with Alzheimer’s or related dementias are valued and honored. Our respite programs and services are designed to:

Meet your loved one's individual needs and preferences, including providing for their physical, emotional, and social needs.
Provide assistance and support for Life-Skills, Recreational, and Social activities of their choosing.
Offer flexible, residential care 24-hours per day that can be arranged from 7 to 30 days.
Provide environments where your loved one can sustain their independence and remain active.
Recognize and celebrate their past, present, and future contributions.

Caregiver With Senior

When You Need Us

Respite Services at Primrose gives a break and support to caregivers, while the client can stay for a defined period of time and feel safe and as independent as possible.

At Primrose we know that aging comfortably in a familiar place with activities and interactions with loved ones is the mode of living all of us would prefer as we age. That said, as individuals age, modifications to residences, work settings, transportation, as well as adjustments in activities must be planned for and implemented, and all of these tasks are typically performed with the help of a caregiver. As so many responsibilities fall to the caregiver, respite care can provide caregivers with a safe place for 24-hour residential care of a loved one on a temporary basis.

Please contact us to learn more.

They treated my mother like family

For anyone considering Primrose for your loved one, I would like to share my experience. My mother lived at Primrose for about 2 years before she passed.
Primrose was a godsend for her and us, her family. After about a month of adjusting, Primrose became home. Primrose allows so much freedom and independence for people like my mother who have progressive memory issues as well as behavioral issues, but still have so much life in them and ability to do many things. I saw that many people at Primrose needed more extensive care and were not as aware as my mother was. The beauty of Primrose is that each person is treated as an individual and receives personalized care and attention. There is structure and flexibility, beautiful grounds and kind, well-trained staff. They treated my mother like family and she could feel that.