Professional Healthcare Services

Respite Care Services

Temporary relief for family carers, providing professional support while you take a well-deserved break.

  • Planned respite breaks
  • Emergency respite care
  • In-home respite
  • Day respite programmes
  • Overnight respite
  • Holiday cover

Respite Care: Supporting Family Carers

Being a family carer is rewarding but demanding. 360 Living’s respite care services give carers the break they need while ensuring their loved ones receive quality care from trained professionals.

Types of Respite Care

Planned Respite Schedule regular breaks - whether it’s a few hours each week or longer periods for holidays. Knowing respite is available helps prevent carer burnout.

Emergency Respite When unexpected situations arise, we provide rapid-response care to support families in crisis.

In-Home Respite A carer comes to your home, maintaining familiar surroundings and routines for your loved one while you take time away.

Day Respite Regular daytime breaks give carers time for appointments, errands, work, or simply rest.

Overnight and Weekend Respite Extended respite allows for proper breaks, visits to family, or simply time to recharge.

Benefits of Respite

For carers:

  • Time to rest and recuperate
  • Maintain your own health and relationships
  • Attend to personal matters
  • Simply have time for yourself

For those receiving care:

  • Opportunity to meet new people
  • Change of scenery and activities
  • Maintain care continuity with professional support
  • Preparation for future care transitions

Quality Assurance

During respite, your loved one receives the same high standard of care they’re accustomed to. We:

  • Follow existing care plans meticulously
  • Maintain medication schedules
  • Document any changes or concerns
  • Keep families informed

Funding Respite Care

Respite may be funded through:

  • HSE Carer Support Programmes
  • Home Support Packages
  • Private arrangements
  • Charitable organisations

Arrange Respite

Don’t wait until you’re exhausted. Contact us to discuss regular respite arrangements or register for emergency respite support.