Caregiver Support & Respite
Temporary relief for people caring for a loved one. Aides can help with light housekeeping, simple meals, errands and hands-on personal care.
Who it's for
- You care for a loved one and need a break.
What it offers
- Companion-level care: light housekeeping, meals, errands and company
- PCA1 and PCA2 personal care, including bathing, dressing and transfers
- Overnight respite for up to 5 days
- Home changes such as ramps, handrails and walk-in showers
- Animatronic companion pets for people who receive services
Respite is a one-year program given in two six-month blocks.
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After the respite hours end, clients go back on a waitlist.
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Alzheimer's grant respite is limited to 120 hours a year.
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- Service area
- Oneida County
SourceCaregiver Support & Respite·Checked Oct 19, 2026
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- Caregiver Support & Respite – Oneida County Office for Aging and Continuing Care
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