Respite Care in Edmond and Oklahoma City

LiveBetter at Home provides short-term respite care for families in Edmond, Oklahoma City, and surrounding communities. Our caregivers temporarily take on daily care responsibilities so a family caregiver can rest, travel, work, or attend to other needs. We provide personal care, meals, companionship, medication reminders, mobility assistance, and light household help in the home.
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Caregiver in blue scrubs serving a plated meal to a smiling older man at the dining table

Time Away for the Family Caregiver, Support at Home for Your Loved One

Family caregivers often manage meals, personal care, errands, household tasks, and supervision while balancing work and their own responsibilities. Even a few hours away can be hard to arrange when someone depends on you throughout the day or night.

Respite care gives you scheduled time away while a LiveBetter caregiver provides the agreed-upon support at home. You can use that time to rest, keep an appointment, travel, return to work, or take care of family needs, knowing your loved one has help with familiar routines.

Respite care can also help after an illness, surgery, or hospital stay, when everyday activities temporarily require more assistance. Our caregivers provide everyday help while clinical care remains with the appropriate healthcare professionals.

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What LiveBetter Respite Care Includes

Our respite caregivers temporarily assume the care tasks listed in an individualized plan. We assess the support your loved one needs and establish the schedule and services before care begins.

Respite care may include:

  • Personal care: Help with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and hygiene.
  • Meals: Meal preparation, mealtime assistance, and kitchen cleanup.
  • Companionship: Conversation, shared interests, and quiet company.
  • Medication reminders: Reminders to follow the routine established by the client or family.
  • Mobility support: Assistance with walking and transfers when assessed as appropriate.
  • Light household tasks: Laundry, tidying frequently used spaces, and cleanup after meals.
  • Routine support: Patient reminders and help with familiar daily activities.

The care plan identifies what the caregiver will do, the hours of support, and how family members will stay informed. LiveBetter is a licensed home care agency. Our caregivers do not diagnose conditions or provide nursing, therapy, or medical treatment.

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Guided Living™ Keeps Care Focused on the Whole Person

LiveBetter’s Guided Living™ approach brings five areas of support into everyday care:

  • Safety & Stability: We support safer routines, help keep frequently used spaces orderly, and observe changes that need attention.
  • Function & Independence: We encourage your loved one to participate in daily activities and help with the tasks that have become difficult.
  • Emotional & Social: We make time for companionship, shared interests, and meaningful connection.
  • Family Confidence: We communicate about care and observed changes so family members stay informed.
  • Cognition & Routine: We reinforce familiar habits and provide patient reminders and cueing when needed.

These pillars guide the way we provide respite, whether a caregiver is helping with a meal, a personal care routine, or time spent together.

See how Guided Living™ carries through respite care

When Families Use Respite Care

A Planned Break for a Family Caregiver

Caregivers arrange respite for a few hours to rest, run errands, attend appointments, or enjoy time away. Our caregiver takes responsibility for the agreed-upon tasks during scheduled hours, such as preparing lunch, assisting with personal care, and providing companionship.

Vacation, Work, and Family Commitments

When a family caregiver travels, returns to work, or needs to attend an important event, respite care can cover a temporary gap. The schedule is planned in advance around the loved one’s needs and the family’s availability.

Recovery at Home After an Illness or Procedure

After illness, surgery, or a hospital stay, everyday routines can require extra help for a while. Our caregivers assist with personal care, meals, mobility, and light household tasks included in the care plan. Nursing, wound care, rehabilitation, and other clinical services must be arranged with healthcare professionals.

Evening, Weekend, Holiday, and Overnight Support

Care needs do not always follow a weekday schedule. LiveBetter provides respite care during evenings, weekends, holidays, and overnight hours, based on the assessed needs and confirmed schedule.

For families who need continuous assistance, LiveBetter at Home offers 24/7 home care in Oklahoma City through caregiver shifts. We do not provide live-in care. Our team confirms staffing availability and the coverage plan before services begin.

Why Families Choose LiveBetter at Home

Care Built Around Your Loved One

We assess the assistance needed, learn the person’s preferences, and prepare a plan that identifies caregiver responsibilities and scheduling.

Caregivers Who Receive Training and Support

Our caregivers undergo background checks and receive training and ongoing support. We prepare the care team with the routines and preferences in the care plan before services begin.

A Family-Owned Local Agency

Founded by Jeremy and Megan, LiveBetter at Home is based at 301 Lilac Drive, Suite 110, Edmond, OK 73034. We serve Edmond, Oklahoma City, Nichols Hills, The Village, Guthrie, Arcadia, Jones, Choctaw, Luther, and Piedmont.

Flexible Scheduling Based on Availability

Respite can be arranged for scheduled hours, including evenings, weekends, holidays, and overnight care. The specific schedule depends on assessed needs and staffing availability. We confirm the arrangement before care begins.

Respite Care for Older Adults and Other Loved Ones

Respite care is often used by families supporting an older adult, but temporary in-home assistance may also be appropriate for other people who need help with daily activities. Our assessment considers the individual’s needs, home setting, and the services our caregivers can safely provide.

Support for a Person Living With Dementia

Our caregivers provide patient reminders, familiar routines, personal care, companionship, and meaningful activities for people living with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia. We allow time for the person to respond and participate, and we follow the preferences documented in the care plan.

Respite lets family caregivers take scheduled time away while a caregiver provides the agreed-upon support. The length and type of care depend on the assessed needs and confirmed schedule.

Explore our Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care services.

Personal Care and Companion Support

Respite care can combine hands-on assistance with conversation and everyday activities. Caregivers assist with bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting while protecting privacy. They also prepare meals, help with light household routines, and spend time with your loved one through conversation or familiar interests.

Explore Personal Care at Home and Companion Care.

How Respite Care Fits With Other Home Care

Respite is short-term care arranged to give a family caregiver relief or cover a temporary need. Ongoing senior home care provides regular assistance over a longer period. The daily support may include similar tasks, but the purpose and schedule differ.

A family may begin with respite during a vacation or recovery period, then continue with regular home care if needs persist. The care plan can be reviewed as circumstances change, and our team can explain which services and schedules are available.

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Getting Started With Respite Care

1. Contact Our Team

Tell us what support your loved one needs and when your family needs coverage. You do not need to have every detail figured out before calling.

2. Complete a Care Consultation

We assess daily routines, personal care needs, the home environment, and your loved one’s preferences. We identify the tasks our caregivers will provide and confirm whether the requested schedule is available.

3. Review the Care Plan and Schedule

We explain the services, caregiver responsibilities, schedule, and payment arrangements before care begins. The plan also identifies how we will communicate with the family.

4. Take Your Planned Break

Our caregiver provides the scheduled assistance and companionship. We stay in contact with your family and review the plan if needs or circumstances change.

Arrange Respite Support for Your Family

You deserve time to care for your own needs, too. LiveBetter at Home provides short-term help with daily care so your loved one can remain supported at home while you take a break.

Call (405) 461-6175 or request a respite care consultation.

Frequently Asked Questions About Respite Care

Respite care is short-term assistance that gives a family caregiver time away from caregiving responsibilities. LiveBetter at Home provides in-home respite with personal care, meals, companionship, medication reminders, mobility support, and light household tasks included in the care plan.
Respite may be appropriate for older adults and other people who need help with daily activities while a family caregiver takes a break. Our team assesses the person’s needs and confirms whether our services are an appropriate fit.
Respite is arranged for the schedule and period your family needs, subject to assessed needs and staffing availability. It may cover a few hours, a series of visits, evenings or weekends, or a temporary recovery period. We confirm the schedule before care begins.
Yes. Our caregivers can provide assistance with personal care, meals, mobility, companionship, and light household tasks after a hospital stay, illness, or procedure. Nursing, therapy, and other clinical services must be arranged separately.
Yes. LiveBetter provides respite care during overnight hours when appropriate and available. For continuous coverage, we offer 24-hour care through caregiver shifts. We do not provide live-in care.
Yes. Care may include personal care, patient reminders, familiar routines, companionship, and meaningful activities. The plan is based on assessed needs, and caregivers follow the person’s preferences and routines.
The cost depends on the schedule, length of care, and support included in the care plan. LiveBetter explains pricing and payment arrangements before care begins. Families using long-term care insurance should confirm eligibility and reimbursement with their insurer.