Adult Day Health Services

Easterseals Adult Day Health Services offers adults 18+ a supportive, social alternative to staying at home or in a nursing facility. Participants enjoy community activities, and caregivers get a much-needed break. The program promotes independence and choice in daily activities.
 

Easterseals specializes in working with both younger and older adults with acquired disabilities, such as:

• Multiple Sclerosis
• Stroke
• Brain or spinal cord injury
• Orthopedic injuries
• Traumatic brain injuries
• Those who need some level of support in day-to-day activities due to aging/dementia

You get individual care.

An individualized plan of care is developed that will provide for the participant’s physical, social and emotional needs in a safe and caring environment. 

You are in control. 

Easterseals encourages families and participants to exercise self-direction within the program. Participants decide the activities that they choose to do, including arts and crafts, current event discussions, exercise, group games, computer access, community experiences, and more!

We have a flexible attendance schedule, tailored to fit your needs. Participants may attend up to 5 days per week.

At Easterseals, we promote well-being through social and health-related services by providing:

• Full-time nursing services, such as care management, supplemental nutrition, continence care, medication administration, and management.
• Nutritional meals and snacks that meet individual dietary requirements.
• Dignified assistance and support with activities of daily living, including personal care.
• A sense of community is promoted by promoting relationship-building

Transportation to and from the center is available through DART.

Memory Care Services

Memory Care Services are for adults in the early or mid stages of Alzheimer’s or other dementia-related conditions. 

These services provide a safe, caring environment for participants while allowing spouses and other family caregivers a daily respite from the challenges of providing care for another adult.

Funding

We accept various funding sources, including Medicaid, Veterans Administration, and self-pay.   Fee assistance may be available to qualifying applicants.