What it looks like
- A few hours, a day, or a longer stretch — arranged around your schedule.
- Familiar routines kept intact: the same meals, the same bedtime, the same people.
- Coverage at home or in the community, depending on what works best.
- A chance to rest, work, travel, or simply be off duty without worry.
Who it is for
- Families and primary caregivers who provide most of the day-to-day support.
- People who need someone familiar and dependable when their usual caregiver is unavailable.