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Day care services are generally considered to be cost effective
Written on 14 Oct, 2009 at 8:19 in Adult Daycare | | No Comments
Scotland County Adult Day Services, formerly Senior’s Pride Adult Day Care/Adult Day Health Center, is a privately owned company established in October 1980 by Vicky Cooper Taylor. Mrs. Taylor established the SPADC/ADH Center in response to a growing need for... (Continue reading)
Adult day care centers a cost-effective alternative to traditional nursing homes
Written on 13 Oct, 2009 at 9:41 in Adult Daycare | | No Comments
A cost-effective alternative to traditional nursing homes, adult day care centers are emerging as a popular substitute to perennial nursing systems often synonymous with aging in America. However, funding for state services is in question and the remedial care these... (Continue reading)
The Easter Seals Central and Southeast Ohio Adult Service program
Written on 6 Oct, 2009 at 4:38 in Adult Daycare | | No Comments
The Easter Seals Central and Southeast Ohio Adult Service program recently was notified it has achieved excellence status from Easter Seals headquarters Pursuit of the achievement is voluntary and conducted after a center has asked for and been granted the opportunity... (Continue reading)
Adult day service program: Friendship Cottage
Written on 6 Oct, 2009 at 4:23 in Adult Daycare | | No Comments
On Sunday, the staff, participants and their caregivers celebrated the first anniversary of Friendship Cottage, an adult day service program, with an open house at the facility. The program, administered through the Washington-Hancock Community Agency, has grown steadily since it opened... (Continue reading)
Eldergarden Adult Day Care
Written on 6 Oct, 2009 at 3:50 in Adult Daycare | | No Comments
A one minute video showing the activities of Eldergarden Adult Day Care in Greeley, Colorado ... (Continue reading)
Swampscott-based elder care service company
Written on 8 Jul, 2009 at 13:07 in Elder Care News | | No Comments
What’s in a name? That’s a question the Jewish Rehabilitation Centers for Living is answering as the nonprofit embraces a new identity as Aviv, which means spring or rebirth in Hebrew. The board of directors of the Swampscott-based elder care service... (Continue reading)