Respite Care in Minneapolis
21 Respite care providers listed in Minneapolis. Compare insurance, ages and availability below.
There are 21 respite care providers listed in Minneapolis, MN (Hennepin County). 18 of these listings have Google ratings, averaging 4.6 stars across 91 reviews. Of these, 21 offer in-home services. Respite in Minnesota is commonly funded through disability waivers (CADI, DD), CDCS budgets, county family-support or respite programs, the Family Support Grant, or private pay. Start with your county to see what your child qualifies for.
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What is respite care?
Respite care is short-term, planned care for a child with a disability so the family can rest and recharge. In Minnesota it can be funded through waivers (CADI, DD), CDCS, county family support grants, or paid privately. Providers range from agencies to licensed respite homes.
Top-rated Respite in Minneapolis
Ranked by Google rating among listings rated 4★ or higher with 5+ reviews.
- ★ 5.0 (10)
- ★ 4.8 (25)
- ★ 4.2 (6)
- ★ 4.2 (5)
- ★ 4.0 (12)
Respite Care in Minneapolis: FAQ
How many respite care providers are in Minneapolis, MN?
MN Therapy Finder lists 21 respite care providers in Minneapolis, Hennepin County. 21 list in-home services. Contact providers directly to confirm current openings and waitlists.
What are the best-rated respite care providers in Minneapolis?
By Google rating (minimum 5 reviews), top-rated respite care listings in Minneapolis include Greater Twin Cities Care (5.0★ from 10 reviews), Cornerstone Home Health Care, Inc (4.8★ from 25 reviews) and BANI CARE LLC (4.2★ from 6 reviews). Visit or call to see whether their approach, hours and insurance fit your family.
Is respite care covered by insurance in Minneapolis?
Respite in Minnesota is commonly funded through disability waivers (CADI, DD), CDCS budgets, county family-support or respite programs, the Family Support Grant, or private pay. Start with your county to see what your child qualifies for.
What should I ask a respite care provider in Minneapolis?
Good questions: Is respite provided in our home or at your location; How are your respite staff screened and trained; Which funding sources do you accept; How far ahead do we need to schedule.
Where else can I find respite care near Minneapolis?
Nearby options include Columbia Heights (1 listing, ~6 mi), Roseville (3 listings, ~6 mi), Richfield (1 listing, ~6 mi) and Brooklyn Center (1 listing, ~7 mi). Joining more than one waitlist is common in Minnesota and can shorten the time to start.