Respite Care | Sarasota | Liana of Sarasota

Personalized Short-Term Stays

For your loved ones who require a short-term stay in our community, we welcome them into our respite care lifestyle.

Whether they’re recovering from an injury or surgery and need additional care, or if you are feeling a little burnt out as a caregiver and need some assistance, respite care is an option for your loved ones to enjoy all of the perks of our community while being taken care of.

Schedule a visit to talk to us about our community and respite care today.

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What Is Respite Care?

Respite care is for those who join the Liana of Sarasota family for a shorter period of time. This could be to recover from surgery or to alleviate caregiver burnout.

Our respite care residents get full access to our community’s services and amenities and can enjoy services such as restaurant-style dining and housekeeping.

When to Choose Respite Care

There are many different reasons why a caregiver may choose to transition their loved one into respite care including injury or surgery recovery, help managing scheduling conflicts, as a trial period for the community, or to provide caregiver relief.

Whatever the reason may be, we welcome our respite care residents into our community with open arms and many services and amenities for them to enjoy.

Recovering from Surgery or Injury

Caregivers might not always have a calm, comfortable space for a loved one to recover from surgery or an injury. In this case, respite care at Liana of Sarasota can serve as a relaxing space for them to recover.

With around-the-clock amenities and services, caregivers don’t have to think about meal planning, housekeeping, or medication management.

Managing Schedule Conflicts

Oftentimes, a caregiver is a family member or child who is looking after their loved one in between their busy schedules. Being a working caregiver doesn’t always provide an open schedule for providing that care.

Respite care can provide dedicated care throughout the day and night for your loved ones, so you won’t need to worry about their care at work, school, or other commitments.

Trying Out Our Community

Your loved one may be a bit resistant to the change that transitioning to a senior community provides. If this is the case, respite care can be a trial period for them without the long-term commitment.

Your loved one will receive all of the same care services and amenities as our long-term residents.