Financial Assistance
Respite Care
A break for caregivers. Professional caregivers, family, or friends care for the family member while caregivers get time for themselves. Respite can be a paid or a free service. The respite resources listed under the financial assistance category are free services. Free respite services are available through respite vouchers. Families can also pay for in-home care services as a form of paid respite.
The following organizations offer respite care services:
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Respite Care and Why it is Important
Respite – taking a break from caregiving is so very important and is most effective if it is started early in the caregiving experience and is consistent throughout. Unfortunately, many care partners wait until they are overwhelmed, exhausted, and/or in a crisis to seek help with their caregiving, i.e.: respite. Definition res·pite […]
Caregiver's Compensation Guide
- Are you curious if you can get paid by a family member? The Caregiver’s Compensation Guide shows how you can get paid while taking care of an aging family member in Nevada.
Home Companions
Home companions are someone who will stay with another person. Companions do not provide medical or skilled care. Home companion services can be a paid or free service. The home companions’ resources listed under the financial assistance category are free services. Please see in-home care resources for more options.
Contact the Sanford Center for Aging
If you cannot find the resource you are looking for, feel free to call us at 775-784-4774 so we can further assist you.
