Short term support

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Sometimes, a little extra help at home is needed for a short period of time

Whether you’re recovering from an illness, surgery, or injury, or simply need temporary support to manage daily tasks, we are here to provide compassionate short-term care tailored to your needs. With flexible options, we can provide care for just a few days, weeks, or months, helping you regain independence and peace of mind in the comfort of your own home.

How we can help

Our Support Workers provide a range of short term home care services. This can include personal care, home help, meal preparation, medication reminders, mobility assistance, and transport to appointments. We can also provide specialised rehabilitation support for those recovering from surgery, accidents, or hospital stays.

By tailoring every care plan to your situation, we ensure you get the right support to recover, rest, and focus on what’s important: your wellbeing.

Why choose Geneva Healthcare?

Flexible short term care options to suit your recovery and lifestyle

Over 20 years of experience in home and community care across New Zealand

Nationwide coverage for peace of mind wherever you live

Options for funded or private short-term support

“I really enjoy working for Geneva. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to work for your company. I enjoy helping different people from all walks of life, and I intend to continue for as long as I am able.”

Virginia, Geneva Support Worker

“I used Geneva LIVE straight away so I wouldn’t have to fax my timesheets in anymore.”

Te Marama, Geneva Support Worker

“I just love caring for people, you really feel like you become part of the Client’s family.”

Raewyn, Geneva Support Worker

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Frequently Asked Questions – Short Term Support

Short term support is temporary care provided at home for a limited period, usually following an illness, injury, hospital stay, or surgery. It focuses on helping individuals recover safely and comfortably until they are ready to manage on their own again.

It depends on your needs. Support can last for a few days, several weeks, or a few months. We’ll work with you and your healthcare team to determine the right timeframe.

Yes. Most people prefer to recover in the comfort of their own home, and our Support Workers can provide all the help you need, from personal care to mobility support.

You may be eligible for funded support through ACC (if your situation is related to an injury) or through your local NASC (Needs Assessment and Service Coordination). Private care is also available for extra flexibility.

If your recovery takes more time, your care plan can easily be extended. We can also transition you into long term support if ongoing assistance is required.