Adult Day Service

Our adult day program serves those who have memory impairment due to Alzheimer’s disease or a related dementia and who require supervision and assistance with personal care needs during the day.

Many of our participants also have other medical conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure and heart conditions. Some use a wheelchair, cane or walker to assist them with their mobility.

As Licking County’s only dementia-specific adult day center, we acknowledge that people with memory impairment disorders have unique care needs.

Our Center located in a former family home, offers a safe, familiar setting that is reassuring for those who have memory impairment.

Our carefully planned group and one-to-one activities are designed to be enjoyable while stimulating cognitive functions, encouraging use of physical abilities and promoting a sense of belonging through new friendships. Our goals are to maximize our participants’ abilities and to enrich their quality of life.

Our adult day service offers:

• Individual care plans that focus on program participant abilities and preferences
  
• Health monitoring & medication administration
  
• Respectful assistance with personal care
  
• Nutritionally balanced meal and daily snacks
  
• Flexible scheduling
  
• Affordable Quality Care
  
• Experienced, caring staff who respect the dignity and individuality of those we serve

For the caregiver, our service offers ‘peace of mind’ knowing that their family member is safe and well-cared for while they work, take care of errands, rest or pursue personal interests.

Five Frequently Asked Questions

1. What does your service cost?
Fees for participation are determined by a sliding scale based upon monthly income and available financial assets (range is $10.00- $40.00 per day).

We are also a state certified PASSPORT provider. With approval of your PASSPORT case manager, no fee is charged to you by our agency.

2. How many days a week can a participant attend your center?
We provide services Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Each person attends on a schedule that best suits the family’s needs. Scheduling is available for full or half days.

3. What type of activities do you offer?
Our program offers therapeutic activities that are designed to meet our program participants’ abilities, interests and preferences. Activities include modified exercise classes, music, discussion groups designed to stimulate memories, tabletop games, arts and crafts, celebrations of special events, and occasional field trips.

4. Do you accept someone who is incontinent in your program?
Yes. Staff assistance ranges from providing reminders to use the restroom to full assistance with toileting in a respectful manner that allows our participants to maintain their dignity.

5. Do you provide transportation?
Door-to-door transportation to and from our center is provided through our collaboration with the Licking County Aging Program's Transportation Service. Most requests for transportation to and from our Center can be accommodated but we do have a transportation boundary. Private-pay program participants are charged an additional fee for this service.