Yes. We should offer both, but would specify with each participants initial intake care plan.

The main benefit of adult day care is delaying or preventing the move to a long-term residential care facility so older adults can live at home or in the community as long as possible. Benefits of adult day care can also include: A safe, secure setting for adults with Alzheimer’s disease, dementia or mobility issues who could wander from home, fall or injure themselves if left alone Social activity and companionship, which can bolster mental and physical health A reduced risk of falls with exercises that strengthen muscles and improve balance Enhanced sleep quality as a result of consistent exercise and social activities Reduced caregiver stress, burnout, anxiety and depression

Each participant will be given a private and confidental evaluation. Family members and loved ones are welcome to join and we will be in communication with primary physician if so elected.

Adult day care is ideal for older adults with cognitive impairments, such as dementia, or for homebound seniors who are isolated and need social interaction and some physical activity. Generally, participants in adult day care programs are incapable of managing and structuring their daily activities on their own due to cognitive and/or mobility issues. Older adult participants aren’t the only ones who can benefit from adult day care programs. Family caregivers who must work during the day or need a break from stressful, ongoing caregiving obligations can get much-needed time to recharge so they can continue to offer compassionate care to a loved one.

Each participants initial intake care plan and assessment will determine what program is right for you.

Senior Social Club is a proud partner with "Virtare Health", which is a Healthcare management group that provides Enhanced Care Management, Our Vitare Services include: Vital signs monitoring, Health/wellness coaching, Healthcare services coordination and Medication management. Contact us for more information.

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Personal Care Assistance, Socialization and stimulation, Therapeutic Activities, Recreational Activities, Reminiscence Therapy, Music Therapy, Pet therapy, Entertainment, Movies, Games, Dietary Services, Transportation Coordination Support and more. In addition, Senior Social Club is a proud partner with "Virtare Health", which is a Healthcare management group that provides Enhanced Care Management, Our Vitare Services include: Vital signs monitoring, Health/wellness coaching, Healthcare services coordination and Medication management.

Adult day care, often referred to as adult day services, provide a supervised community setting for older adults with dementia, Alzheimer’s disease and other health conditions that prevent them from being home alone safely during the day. Programs usually include activities for mental and physical stimulation, such as exercises, games, art and more. “The two primary purposes of adult day care centers are to provide adults, particularly frail elders, with medical, health or functional support and to allow caregivers to work at a regular job while receiving care for their family member,” says Elise Eifert, Ph.D., a gerontologist, assistant professor and gerontology graduate coordinator at the University of North Carolina in Greensboro.

Yes, breakfast, lunch, and snacks will be provided as part of the daily rate.

No. We accept all religions and are sensitive to each participant's specific needs. Senior Social Club complies with applicable Federal civil rights laws and does not discriminate based on race, color, national origin, age, disability, or gender. Senior Social Club does not exclude people or treat them differently because of race, color, national origin, age, religion, disability, or gender.

Senior Social Club is a licensed community based adult day program that provides daily services to the elderly and adults. ​ Our Programs are individualized for each participant based on their needs and plan of care. Independence, self expression, and being part of a group helps adults, who may be isolated by illness, disability or loss, maintain a positive orientation on life.