Respite Care au Quebec
Short-term stays in a care facility to give regular caregivers a temporary break.
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Pour qui ?
Family caregivers who need a temporary break. The senior stays in a care facility for a short period while their regular caregiver rests or travels.
À quoi s'attendre
Short stays (days to weeks) in an assisted living or long-term care facility with full access to meals, activities, and personal care support.
Tarification au Canada
Respite care typically costs $100 to $250/day. Some provinces offer funded respite programs through home care assessments.
Association Lavalloise des Personnes Aidantes ALPA
Laval, QC
4.6$1,544 – $3,178/mo
Respite Care
Aviva Milieu De Vie Pour Aînés
Québec, QC
5.0$2,198 – $3,956/mo
Villes pour Respite Care au Quebec
Montreal(17 résidences)Québec(14 résidences)Trois-Rivieres(5 résidences)Drummondville(4 résidences)Saguenay(4 résidences)Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu(4 résidences)Repentigny(3 résidences)Laval(3 résidences)Gatineau(2 résidences)Saint-Lambert(2 résidences)Dollard-Des Ormeaux(2 résidences)Alma(2 résidences)Granby
Foire aux questions
How much does respite care cost in Quebec?
Respite care in Quebec typically costs $100 to $250 per day. Most provinces offer funded respite programs through home care assessments — for example, many provincial health authorities provide up to 30 days of subsidized respite care per year. Contact your regional health authority for current availability and eligibility.
Who can use respite care in Quebec?
Respite care is designed for family caregivers who need a temporary break. The senior stays in a care facility for a short period (days to weeks) while their regular caregiver rests, travels, or handles personal needs. The Canadian Caregiver Coalition estimates that over 8 million Canadians provide informal caregiving, making respite services critical for caregiver sustainability.
What is included in a respite care stay?
Respite stays include full access to meals, activities, and personal care support in an assisted living or long-term care setting. It provides a safe, supervised environment with social engagement for the senior. Many communities offer a trial-stay option so families can evaluate the community before committing to longer-term care.
