Companionship
A dependable person can spend meaningful time with your loved one while you are away.
Respite Care
Care for Them. Breathing Room for You.
Caring for someone you love can become a full time responsibility. Respite Care gives you time to step away while your loved one continues receiving dependable, non medical support at home.
You can love someone deeply and still need a break.
You were never meant to do every part of care alone.
Family caregivers often juggle work, children, appointments, household tasks, and the needs of someone they love. Needing help is not a failure. It is often the practical next step.
“You have appointments of your own.”
“You need to work without constantly checking your phone.”
“You want to spend time with your children.”
“You need a few hours to run errands.”
“You would like to take an evening for yourself.”
“You simply need time to rest.”
Support while you take time for yourself.
Personal routines
Where included in the support plan, caregivers can assist with everyday personal routines.
Meals
Help with simple meal preparation and mealtime routines.
Household support
Light household tasks can continue while family caregivers take time away.
Transportation & errands
Where scheduled and approved, support may include appointments and everyday errands.
Daily routine
Care can follow familiar routines so the day still feels comfortable and predictable.
Everyday support you can trust.
Respite Care is everyday support, not medical treatment.
Lilly's provides non medical assistance while family caregivers take time away. Lilly's caregivers do not provide skilled nursing, medical procedures, therapy, or clinical treatment.
Respite can fit into real life in different ways.
A few hours
Run errands, attend an appointment, work, or take a break while support continues at home.
A regular weekly visit
Build reliable breathing room into the family routine with a schedule you can count on.
An evening
Spend time with friends, family, or simply relax while someone dependable stays with your loved one.
Overnight
Families who need longer support can talk with our care team about overnight options that may be available.
Taking a break does not mean stepping away from your family.
Rest can help you keep showing up as family.
Family caregivers often become responsible for meals, transportation, household tasks, appointments, routines, and supervision. Respite Care can create room for the caregiver to return to being a spouse, son, daughter, or family member instead of constantly managing every task.
Getting Started
Getting started with Respite Care
01
Tell us what support your loved one needs.
Share the everyday help that would make it easier for you to step away with confidence.
02
Choose the schedule that makes sense.
A few hours, a weekly visit, an evening, or another rhythm that fits your family's life.
03
Meet the caregiver.
We thoughtfully match a caregiver based on needs, personality, and the support your family is looking for.
04
Take the time you need.
Support begins on the agreed schedule so you can rest, work, or handle what life is asking of you.
Related support
Respite Care often works alongside other non medical services.
Respite Care Near You
Lilly's provides non medical home care across communities in North Texas. Choose a city to explore local service pages or community care options.
Questions families ask
Clear answers about non medical support, and what Lilly's does not provide.
Respite Care is non medical support that gives family caregivers time to rest, work, run errands, or recharge while a loved one receives dependable help at home.
You deserve time to breathe too.
Let someone else carry part of the day.
Tell us what caring for your loved one currently looks like. We can talk through where extra support may give your family more flexibility.