Respite care for Hawaii Kai families
Need to travel, recover from surgery, or just sleep? Your parent or spouse can stay for a short time at a care home on Oahu, with care day and night, while you take a real break.
Why families choose a respite stay
A break that lasts
Several days away instead of a rushed afternoon.
Care around the clock
Support during the day and through the night.
Routines kept
Your loved one’s habits are learned before they arrive.
Clear communication
Know how updates work and who to call.
Care during the stay
Everyday support for your loved one, agreed with you before the stay begins.
Personal Care
Bathing, dressing, grooming, and bathroom help, with privacy and patience.
Learn moreCompanion Care
Conversation, music, games, and hobbies to fill the day.
Learn moreMedication Reminders
Reminders on the schedule her doctor already set.
Learn moreMobility Help
A steady hand for walking, standing, and getting around.
Learn moreOvernight Care
Someone there through the night, so you can sleep.
Learn morePlease note: A respite stay provides everyday personal care, not nursing or medical treatment. Your loved one’s doctor stays in charge of health questions and medication changes.
Days that feel like theirs
Before your loved one arrives, we learn how their day usually goes: when they wake, what they like to eat, the hobbies they enjoy, and the help they need.
Keeping familiar habits makes a few days away from home easier, for them and for you.
How it works
Call us
Tell us the dates, the reason, and the help your loved one needs each day.
Plan the stay
Go over routines, medications, mobility, nights, and what to pack.
Know the home
A stay may be arranged directly or referred to an independent care home on Oahu. You will know where before booking.
Take your break
The signed estimate is the price. Then the time is yours.
Families across Oahu
From Hawaii Kai to Kapolei. Ask where the care home is when you call, so you can plan drop-off and pick-up.
Common questions
What is a respite stay?
A short-term stay for a senior at a care home, so the family caregiver can take a break. Your loved one is cared for day and night while you are away.
Why do families book one?
To travel, attend a wedding or funeral, recover from their own surgery, handle a work trip, or simply rest before burnout sets in.
Is it medical care?
No. A respite stay is everyday personal care, not nursing or medical treatment. Health questions and medication changes stay with the doctor.
What do we bring?
You’ll go over this before the stay. Families usually pack current medications and instructions, clothes, toiletries, any walker or cane, and a few favorite things from home.
Who provides the care?
A stay may be arranged directly or referred to an independent care home on Oahu. You will know where your loved one will stay before anything is booked. The Referral Marketing Disclosure explains how this works.
Call to talk about a stay
Tell us the dates you need and a little about your loved one. It’s a quick call, with no obligation.
Prefer to write? The estimate form works too. Estimates are free, with no obligation.