Services
Respite care gives family caregivers a break. An Independent Provider spends time with the person at home so the caregiver can rest, run errands, go to work or look after their own health. Independent Providers on Safety Net Home Care set their own rates.
These are non-medical support services. Safety Net Home Care is a platform, not a care provider. In an emergency, call 911.
Respite care suits family caregivers who are tired, who need to go to appointments or work, or who want planned time for themselves.
It does not include nursing or medical care. If the person needs medical care, talk with a healthcare professional about the right kind of support. In an emergency, call 911.
Each Independent Provider sets their own hourly rate, so prices vary. When you book, you see the Independent Provider's rate and the Safety Net Home Care platform fee as two separate lines before you pay. Your card is held when you send a request, and it is charged only if the Independent Provider accepts.
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As early as you can. Each Independent Provider sets their own availability and decides whether to accept a request, so asking early gives you more choice. A request that is not answered in about 72 hours expires and your card is not charged.
Yes. Each booking is for one visit, so you can use it once or whenever you need a break.
Transportation and accompaniment to appointments, errands and outings from Independent Providers on Safety Net Home Care.
Wellness checks at home: short, friendly check-in visits from Independent Providers on Safety Net Home Care. Not a medical service.
Non-medical personal care at home: help with bathing, dressing, grooming and toileting from Independent Providers on Safety Net Home Care.
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Last updated October 13, 2026
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