Yes. In the District of Columbia, family caregivers can get respite through two programs on record: Respite Services (EPD Waiver) and DACL Caregiver Programs.
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Respite program
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People enrolled in the EPD Waiver. Respite gives a primary caregiver temporary relief by providing temporary personal care aide services in the caregiver's absence. It can be hourly or daily and is provided where the participant receives care.
Source: EPD Waiver Services (DC Department of Health Care Finance)Checked
Respite program
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Unpaid caregivers of seniors and adults with disabilities. The Department of Aging and Community Living's caregiver programs range from caregiver respite programs to support groups, educational programs and case management.
The page does not list age or other eligibility rules for respite. Ask when you call.
Source: Caregiver Programs (DC Department of Aging and Community Living)Checked
Call the Department of Aging and Community Living to learn about the caregiver services available to you.
Source: Caregiver Programs (DC Department of Aging and Community Living)Checked
TTY: 711.
Source: Caregiver Programs (DC Department of Aging and Community Living)Checked
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