In-Home Respite Care in Caledon
Reliable respite care for seniors in Caledon provided by local caregivers.
- Award winning, nurse-led care
- Rigorously vetted, trained and trusted caregivers
- A+ BBB accredited, compassionate and consistent support
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Caregiving Can Be Exhausting. You Deserve Support.
We understand the emotional toll caregiving takes. Our respite care offers peace, time to recharge, and reassurance your loved one is in expert hands.
Break From Burnout
Prevent exhaustion and caregiver stress with trusted, short term respite care at home.
Confidence in Care
Feel secure knowing our caregivers are trained, supervised, and matched specifically to your family’s needs.
Renewed Connections
Enjoy quality time with your loved one again, as a family member—not just a caregiver.
What Is Respite Care And How Does It Help?
Respite care is temporary care for elderly loved ones that gives family caregivers a much-needed break. Whether for a few hours, days, or weeks, our in home respite services for seniors in Caledon provide safe, reliable support that protects caregiver health and ensures senior wellbeing.
Why Families Across Caledon Trust ConsidraCare
Simple, straight-forward and transparent pricing
New Client Offer
Only $33.99/hour for the first month
Hourly PSW Care
Limited Offer
Starting at
$33.99
/ hour*
Recommended for
Seniors with non-chronic medical conditions requiring help only for a few hours or days in a week.
* $36.99/hour after the first month
Skilled Nursing Care
Starting at
$53.99
/ hour
Recommended for
Seniors with chronic and serious health issues in need for personal medical care in their homes.
Live-In Care
Starting at
$330
/ day
Recommended for
Seniors with life-impacting chronic conditions requiring constant monitoring and assistance in daily tasks.
No hidden costs, long-term contracts or upfront placement fees.
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What's Included In Respite Care Services?
We offer flexible and personalized short term respite care to meet diverse needs. Whether your loved one needs help with meals or medication, we’re here to support you.
- Temporary senior caregiver services
- Light housekeeping and meal prep
- Medication reminders and mobility help
- Personal hygiene and dressing support
- Flexible daily or overnight visits
Real Stories From Across Canada
M. Lee
Client , Burlington
ConsidraCare’s expertise and compassion are evident in every interaction.
Dr Adam Kuyumi
Physician, Mississauga
ConsidraCare is a reliable partner in health care, delivering unwavering quality of care.
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Proudly Serving Families Across Caledon
ConsidraCare proudly supports families across Caledon, delivering compassionate, customized temporary care for elderly loved ones in their homes.
- Bolton
- Palgrave
- Caledon East
- Inglewood
- Mono Mills
- Alton
Respite Care vs Personal Care
Focus
Focus
Activities
Training
Respite Care
Temporary relief for caregivers
Hours to several weeks
Trained PSWs or nurses
Personal Care
Ongoing support with ADLs
Daily or long-term
Care Aides
Frequently Asked Questions
Respite care is temporary support for someone who needs assistance, providing their primary caregiver with a break. It may include personal care, companionship, supervision, and meal assistance, either at home or in a care facility, to help prevent caregiver burnout.
The cost of respite care in Ontario depends on the type and setting.
- In-home respite care: Approximately CAD $32.50 per hour for up to 10 hours weekly, and $42 per hour for extra hours.
- Short-term respite care in long-term care homes: Approximately CAD $43.34 per day.
- Retirement or assisted-living respite stays: Usually CAD $100–$175 per day, depending on the facility and level of care.
Respite Care: Provides temporary relief to primary caregivers by offering short-term support to individuals who need assistance. It can include personal care, companionship, meal preparation, and supervision, and is designed for people with ongoing health issues or daily living needs. The aim is to give caregivers a break while ensuring quality care.
Hospice Care: Focuses on end-of-life care for individuals with terminal illnesses. It provides medical, emotional, and spiritual support to the patient and their family, often emphasizing comfort, pain management, and dignity rather than curative treatment.
Respite care involves a trained caregiver visiting the home for a few hours or days to care for an elderly or disabled person, allowing the primary caregiver to rest, run errands, or take time off.
This support can include companionship, personal care, meal preparation, medication reminders, or supervision. It provides the family caregiver with a necessary break while ensuring their loved one continues to receive safe and dependable care.
While respite care is very helpful for most families, there are a few disadvantages to consider.
- Adjustment challenges: The person receiving care might feel uneasy or anxious when with a new caregiver or in an unfamiliar environment.
- Cost concerns: Depending on the type of respite care (in-home or facility-based), it can be costly for some families, particularly for extended stays.
- Limited availability: Some areas may have waitlists or limited scheduling options for respite services.
- Inconsistent caregivers: Rotating caregivers may require time to build trust and establish a steady routine.
Only specific types of respite care are covered through publicly funded programs, home-care services via Ontario Health at Home.
- Ontario Health at Home might completely cover the cost of in-home respite care after an assessment.
- For short stays in a long-term care home, personal support and nursing care are covered, but you will still be responsible for room and board.
- Some types of respite, such as extensive or “extra” non-medical support, might not be fully covered and could require out-of-pocket expenses.
Respite care can last for a few hours, a full day, several days, or even a few weeks, depending on the family’s needs and the provider’s availability. Families often use a few hours of respite each week, while others may arrange overnight or multi-day stays when the primary caregiver needs extended rest, travel time, or recovery.
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