Adult Care
Adult Care
At CarePartners Adult Care, our goal is to help aging and impaired adults to live healthy, engaged lives – and to help their caregivers find the resources they need to balance their own lives with caring for a loved one.
Whether we’re helping manage medications or creating opportunities to socialize with other adults, or providing a safe and friendly environment for adults during the day, our Adult Care experts are committed to treating each patient with compassion, understanding and respect.
CarePartners Adult Day Care/Health Services received the 2014 Outstanding Adult Day Center Award from the National Adult Day Services Association. CarePartners was one of only two centers in the nation to receive this prestigious award which recognizes the exceptional care provided to our participants every day.
Did you know?
Finding yourself in the role of caregiver can be difficult for anyone. Learning to care for a loved one and balancing work, family, activities and caring for yourself can be challenging. CarePartners offers a free support group for caregivers the third Wednesday of every month from 3:30-5:30 p.m. Contact Kenya Miles at 277-3399 for more information.
Mary Anne Davis talks Adult Care
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