Long-Term & Respite Care

It’s common for the need for care to sneak up on not only the individual but the entire family. In many cases, family members have taken on the role of main caregiver without realizing it. But more times than not, it simply becomes too much to do alone (either for the individual, the family member acting as the caregiver, or both). Some signs that it’s time to consider long-term care may include challenges with activities of daily living, physical limitations, or memory changes to name a few.

Caring for you is about more than just tending to your illness or condition. To achieve your ultimate goal, we promise to care for the whole you. That includes dental care, optometry/ophthalmology, audiology, mental health services and dietary planning are available on-site. Orthopedists, pulmonologists, wound care specialists, physical and occupational therapists and other health professionals regularly make rounds. And, the entire continuum of care is available through our ties with the complete Bristol Health network of caregivers.