A group setting where caregivers take the care recipient for a day or part of a day for care, supervision, and/or socialization.
Centers that have a supervised environment where patients can be with others in a social situation.
Social, recreational or rehabilitative services provided for people who need daytime supervision.
Services for older adults providing care and activities for those who are not capable of full time independent living. Services, generally provided on a part-time basis at community-based Adult Daily Living Centers, may include personal care, assistance with eating or using the toilet, assistance with taking medications, therapies and social activities. This service also provides some respite for caregivers. CaregiverPA Resources - Adult Day Care
Daytime community service program offering social and health supports.
Day care facilities designed for adults who need supervision or assistance with activities of daily living.
Care given in a nonresidential facility, community-based group program designed to meet the needs of functionally impaired adults. It is a structured, comprehensive program that may provide a variety of health, social, and related support services during any part of a day.
Daily structured programs in a community setting with activities and health-related and rehabilitation services for seniors who are physically or emotionally disabled and need a protective environment. This care is provided during the day, and the senior receiving the care returns home in the evening.
Care usually provided outside the home during day-time hours for elderly and disabled, including meals and therapeutic activities/services.
Care inside or outside the home provided for adults who require assistance with the activities of daily living or other largely non-medical supervision. But possibly including minimal medical-related services such as supervising the taking of medicine. Often includes social and recreational programs and, sometimes, occupational and physical therapy. Primarily intended for care during the hours that family members or other informal caregivers are at work, rather than care on a 24-hour basis.
A daytime community-based program for functionally impaired adults that provides a variety of health, social, and related support services in a protective setting.
A type of group program that is used to provide adults who are facing some sort of impairment with health care, as well as social interaction. These facilities are normally located outside the adult’s home.
Usually this type of care is provided in a free standing facility or in other facilities primarily designed for residential care, personal care or assisted living where the frail elderly, living in their primary residents, may secure daily, weekend or weekly care including meals, house keeping and personal assistance in bathing, dressing and medication supervision among other services. This type of program allows the older adult to remain in their independent living environment for as long as possible, usually their own home, or that of a relative who may provide the above services on a regular basis, but may need relief or assistance during the day or for longer periods of time.
Provides social and some rehabilitative activities for elderly people during the day in a community facility.
A daytime community program that provides health and social support services to adults with functional impairments in a protective setting.
A program that provides protective care for adults who stay at home at night but who need supervision and assistance during the day, generally because the family caretaker must go to work. A number of Tennessee nursing homes have adult day care programs and many are offered in conjunction with the Alzheimer's Association.
A social and health-related services program provided during the day in a community group setting, for the purpose of supporting frail, impaired elderly, or other disabled adults who can benefit from care in a group setting outside the home.
is usually at a center that provides both health care and social services for persons who cannot be left alone during the day.
Community-based daily programs that provide a variety of health, social, and related support services in a protective environment. These programs are designed to meet the needs of functionally and/or cognitively impaired adults who can no longer be left at home alone. The care is provided during the day and the recipient returns home in the evening.
Community based day programs designed for adults with physical disabilities or cognitive impairment who may need assistance with their activities of daily living, supervision, or increased socialization. These programs are structured to provide health, social, and other related support services.
A community-based group program that provides health, social, and related support services in a facility licensed or certified by the state as an Adult Day Care Center for impaired adults. It does not mean 24-hour care.
Structured programs with stimulating social activities and health-related and rehabilitation services for the elderly who are physically or emotionally disabled and need a protective environment. The participant is usually brought to the care facility in the morning and leaves in the evening.
A daycare center that offers health-related and rehabilitative services, social involvement, arts and crafts, meals and therapeutic or recreational activities to meet the needs of older adults who may have physical or mental impairments.
Social, recreational and/or rehabilitative services provided for persons who benefit from daytime supervision. An alternative between care in the home and in an institution. Refers to health support and rehabilitation services provided in the community to people who are unable to care for themselves independently during the day but are able to live at home at night.
Is a medical or nonmedical care on a less than 24-hour basis, provided in a licensed facility outside the residence, for persons in need of personal services, supervision, protection, or assistance in sustaining daily needs, including eating, bathing, dressing, ambulating, transferring, toileting, and taking medications (CIC 10232.9 [b] [2]).
A type of care offered in care centers (usually custodial) designed for individuals who require assistance with various activities of daily living while their primary caregivers are absent.
Services such as social or recreational activities for persons who benefit from daytime supervision. An alternative between care in the home and in an institution.
A group program for functionally impaired adults, designed to meet health, social and functional needs in a setting away from the adult's home. (H)
Community centers provide different levels of medical care and therapy, along with meals, companionship, activities and social services. They center offers the family caregivers an alternative to using full-time providers at the home.
A day care service/setting that provides a social environment and activities to accommodate the needs of both the physically and mentally challenged elderly. This type of care can be scheduled on a daily, weekly or part-time basis.
Adult day care is a community program for disabled adults. In this safe setting, people can socialize, participate in activities and get health care. Day care centers are open during business hours on weekdays. Some programs also run during the evenings and on weekends.
a place that provides a program of activities and services to individuals in need of long-term care. It is a helpful option for individuals living at home whose family caregivers work during the day and who require someone to be with them throughout the day.
Licensed day care program providing care, supervision, and assistance for an individual's activities of daily living.
Refers to care, health support, or rehabilitative services provided at a center or facility during the day.
A licensed day care program providing personal care, supervision, and assistance in eating, bathing, dressing, toileting, moving about and taking medications.
Provides non-medical care and supervision to adults in need of personal services, protection, assistance, guidance, or training. Adult Day Care assists its participants to remain in the community.
Usually provided at senior or community centers and may be simply recreational or include occupational and physical therapy. Some organized programs include meals and may provide transportation.
A nonresidential setting for those who cannot safely remain at home alone due to physical or mental impairment. Day health centers also provide social, developmental, nutritional and therapeutic activities.
community-based programs providing an array of health, social, and other supportive services to functionally-impaired adults
Adult Day Care Centers offer social, recreational and health-related services to individuals in a protective setting who cannot be left alone during the day because of health care and social need, confusion or disability.
Community-based care designed to meet the needs of functionally and/or cognitively impaired adults who, for their own safety and well-being, can no longer be left at home alone during the day. Adult day care facilities such as senior or community centers offer protected settings which are normally open weekdays during business hours and include a mixture of health, social and support services. Specialized programs for individuals with Alzheimer's disease or related disorders also exist. Some facilities offer a wide range of therapeutic and rehabilitative activities as well as social activities, meals, and transportation.
Daily structured programs in a community setting with activities and health-related and rehabilitation services to elderly who are physically or emotionally disabled and need a protective environment. This care is provided for during the day, the individual returning home for the evening.
A daily program made up of social and health-related services provided daily outside the home in a group setting to support weak, elderly, or other adults with impairment
Care during the day for adults, usually at senior or community centers.
Adult Day Care means Dementia Day Care or Social Day Care.
Out-of-home care for disabled adults providing for physical and social needs.
A program for assisting elderly, weak or impaired adults providing them support in a group setting on a daily basis.