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Respite care in Sugar Land, TX
Fort Bend County, Texas

Respite care in Sugar Land, TX

Respite care gives a family caregiver a break, for a few hours, a day or a short stay. It can happen at home, at an adult day center or in a residential setting.

241 providers 21 based in Sugar Land

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Care and Laughter Assisted Living and Provider Services, INC.

Based in Stafford, TX, about 5 miles away

Registered with the federal NPI registry since 2016.

(832) 539-1237 NPI Registry record →

Center for Work Based Initiatives, LLC

Based in Stafford, TX, about 5 miles away

Registered with the federal NPI registry since 2020.

(832) 894-3325 NPI Registry record →

211 more providers are within reach of Sugar Land. and Carevo will share your request with providers that match.

How these listings are sourced

  • Medicare data. Home health agencies, hospices and nursing homes come from the CMS Provider Data Catalog (home health file of October 2026, nursing home file of September 2026). Star ratings are CMS ratings. Each card links to the provider's Care Compare record.
  • Other providers. Home care agencies, assisted living, adult day centers, disability and ABA providers come from the federal NPI registry, read October 2026. The care type is the one the provider chose when it registered. Nobody checks it, so ask what each provider actually does.
  • Location. "Based in" is the provider's own address. "Tells Medicare it serves" comes from the ZIP codes the agency reports to CMS. "Miles away" is the distance from the city center to the provider's ZIP code, so check that they cover your address.

How respite care is paid for

  • If someone is on Medicare hospice care, Medicare covers a short inpatient respite stay that the hospice team arranges.
  • Medicaid home and community-based services (HCBS) let people who qualify for Medicaid get care at home or in their community instead of an institution. Your state Medicaid agency decides who qualifies.
  • Many families pay privately, and some long-term care insurance policies pay toward care. Check what your policy covers before care starts.

For free local help with care options and benefits, contact your Area Agency on Aging through the Eldercare Locator.

Sugar Land at a glance

  • 109,851 residents (Census Bureau 2024 estimate)
  • 21 providers with an address in Sugar Land
  • 3 based elsewhere that tell Medicare they serve Sugar Land
  • 10 Medicare-certified
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Questions about respite care in Sugar Land

How many respite care providers serve Sugar Land, TX?

Carevo lists 241 providers for Sugar Land: 21 based in the city, 3 that tell Medicare they serve ZIP codes here, and 217 based within 15 miles.

How is respite care paid for?

If someone is on Medicare hospice care, Medicare covers a short inpatient respite stay that the hospice team arranges. Medicaid home and community-based services (HCBS) let people who qualify for Medicaid get care at home or in their community instead of an institution. Your state Medicaid agency decides who qualifies. Many families pay privately, and some long-term care insurance policies pay toward care. Check what your policy covers before care starts.

Can providers pay to be listed higher on Carevo?

No. Carevo does not sell placement or ranking. Rated providers are ordered by their CMS rating, and the rest by where they are based.

Other care in Sugar Land

Home care · Personal care · Companion care · 24-hour home care · Live-in care · Dementia care at home · Home health care · Private duty nursing · In-home physical therapy · Hospice care · Assisted living · Memory care · Board and care homes · Nursing homes · Adult day care · Intellectual and developmental disability services · ABA therapy

Respite care in nearby cities

Missouri City · Rosenberg · Fulshear · Pearland · Katy · Houston · Friendswood · Alvin

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