Who benefits from respite care?
Respite supports both the person receiving services and the primary caregiver by providing temporary, dependable assistance.
Now accepting new clients: We provide 245D services and work closely with lead agencies, case managers, and families to support a smooth, well-coordinated start to services.
ONTIMEHEALTH CARECall (651) 206-1897Bloomington, Minnesota
Service Overview
Support centered on the person’s daily life and goals.
Respite is shaped around the person’s needs, routines, communication style, and support plan. It may be provided in the home or in an authorized out-of-home setting, depending on the service arrangement.
A thoughtful transition matters. Ontime works with the person, caregiver, and support team to understand routines, safety considerations, and what helps the person feel comfortable during respite.
What to Expect
A coordinated start to services.
We work with the person and support team to understand the authorized service, establish clear expectations, and prepare for a dependable start.
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A review of routines, preferences, communication, and authorized needs
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A clear respite schedule and agreed transition information
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Updates and coordination with the responsible caregiver or support team
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions about Respite Care.
Can respite be provided outside the home?
It may be provided in an authorized out-of-home setting when that arrangement is included in the service plan and available.
How do we prepare for respite?
The support team reviews the person’s routines, communication, preferences, safety needs, and the authorized schedule before services begin.
Talk With Ontime
Ready to discuss Respite Care?
Tell us what support you are looking for. We will review the request, answer questions, and help coordinate the next step.