Respite Care in Roswell, GA

Family Private Care realizes that an essential component of a good home care experience is a good “fit” with every caregiver. If your loved one does not feel a connection with their caregiver, simply let us know, and another caregiver will be referred.

Yes. Caregivers are generally flexible and happy to work with you to accommodate the hours that work best for you.

Yes. Care providers are available around the clock, no matter the time, location or duration of care you need.

Family Private Care currently serves the greater metro areas of Atlanta and Birmingham. We serve approximately 35 counties in Georgia and 5 counties in Alabama.

If your loved one is having difficulty with bathing, dressing, food preparation, or if they are forgetful or lonely, then it is vitally important that they begin receiving compassionate care from one of our in-home caregivers. We would love to talk with you and provide a free consultation to help you determine what kind of services your loved one might best benefit from. Please call us today!

Yes! Unlike some organizations that offer only companion and sitter care providers, Family Private Care refers skilled nurses in addition to companion and sitter services. Having skilled nurses (RNs and LPNs) available prevents disruption in the continuation of care and eliminates the family’s burden of locating private-duty nursing support on short notice. We have also provided over 15,000 hours of CEU credit hours to healthcare professionals in Atlanta and Birmingham – all free of charge to these valuable healthcare workers!

Family Private Care provides caregivers to care for seniors wherever there is a need. Care providers go to the senior whether they are still living in their home, in assisted living or in a independent living community. We can even provide caregivers in a hospital for companionship and a watchful eye.

Companion care focuses on non-medical support, while home health care involves licensed clinicians managing medical needs.

Yes! Our Roswell team of caregivers is prepared to manage dementia communication techniques to reduce anxiety and encourage engagement.

We conduct a thorough screening and offer backup caregivers for uninterrupted support.

• We explain what we’re doing and ask for consent before starting.
• Caregivers use draping techniques during bathing or dressing.
• We encourage open communication about comfort levels.

• Start with small tasks.
• Use positive reinforcement.
• Involve them in decisions about timing or preferences.

Absolutely! We regularly reassess care plans and can:

• Increase hours or add services as needs grow.
• Transition to specialized care (e.g., dementia support).
• Provide temporary post-hospitalization care.

We conduct a comprehensive evaluation that includes reviewing medical history, assessing current capabilities, understanding daily routines and preferences, identifying potential risks, and meeting with family members as appropriate. This allows us to create a detailed, personalized care plan that evolves with your loved one’s changing needs.

Our approach focuses on enabling clients to do as much as they can safely manage, with caregivers providing just the right level of assistance. We incorporate clients’ lifelong habits and preferences into care routines, respect their choices, and maintain their personal care standards to preserve their sense of dignity.

Signs include:

• Your loved one forgets to eat or take medication.
• They become agitated when left alone.
• You feel constantly exhausted or irritable.

Our nurses are licensed professionals, they undergo rigorous background checks and continuing education to stay updated on the latest medical practices.

Absolutely. At Family Private Care, we create personalized care plans tailored to each child’s medical condition, preferences, and family dynamics.

If your child requires ongoing medical attention or assistance with daily activities due to a chronic illness, disability, or injury, they may qualify for pediatric skilled care. We offer free consultations to assess your child’s needs.

Respite care can help if you feel overwhelmed or exhausted, or need a break. It’s also a great option if you have upcoming travels or work commitments or simply want to spend time on self-care.

Yes! We understand that caregiving needs can arise unexpectedly. While we recommend scheduling in advance, we do our best to accommodate last-minute requests.

We understand this transition can feel challenging. Many families start with shorter visits and gradually increase duration as everyone becomes comfortable. We can also arrange for the caregiver to shadow you first to learn your caregiving style and preferences.