The Wilkinson Adult Day Health Center is a community-based long term care program that provides comprehensive health care services in a congregate day setting. Clients are provided with the medical and social services they need to remain home and part of the community. St. Mary's Adult Day Care is offered at The Wilkinson Residential Healthcare Facility on the Memorial campus. Adult Day Health Care is designed to meet the health care needs of chronically ill, frail elderly, and disabled adults who require certain primary, preventive, diagnostic, therapeutic, rehabilitative or palliative services.

Provides day care services for elderly and disabled adults.

Provides an adult day program with social activities and day respite services geared for care givers of those diagnosed with Alzheimer's or Dementia.

Provides a day program for adults who need supervision for a few hours a day. Services include two meals, snacks, planned activities, social interaction, and medication management.

Offers seniors with intellectual disabilities, developmental disabilities, and other secondary diagnoses such as dementia, Parkinson's disease, and traumatic brain injury an opportunity to spend time with others in a creative and social atmosphere. Activities are person-centered and paced to meet the needs of seniors. The staff is trained in identifying and addressing the changing needs of this population and assists participants in maintaining daily living skills and exercise, along with memory maintenance through trivia, reminiscing, community outreach, music, and art activities. The program's goal is to provide a retirement atmosphere while encouraging participants to stay fit and active while achieving their goals and aspirations.

Offers a lunch meal, during the week, for seniors in community, giving them an opportunity to socialize and get a nutritious meal.

Provides a social day care program for the frail elderly, including transportation within our catchment area, hot meal, blood pressure screening, recreation, arts and crafts, music therapy, exercise therapy, trips, outings, and parties. Serves frail, elderly, at-risk or isolated persons over age of 60 with one or more physical or mental deficits who are continent, able to feed and toilet themselves and work in a group.

Offers a lunch meal, during the week, for seniors in community, giving them an opportunity to socialize and get a nutritious meal.

Provided onsite to residents: activities, dental services, dietary services, housekeeping services, health services, nursing services, occupational therapy services, physical therapy, physician services, podiatry, social work services, speech/language pathology services and diagnostic x-ray services. Provided offsite to residents: clinical laboratory services, dental services, mental health services, pharmacy services, podiatry services, and diagnostic x-ray services.

Provides social model adult day services, including lunch for frail elderly persons and early dementia. Bus transportation available. A nurse is available on Tuesdays and Fridays from 10am-12noon.

Offers socialization, recreation and a nutritious meal.

Provides an intergenerational program with compassionate, person-centered care ans supervision for frail older adults living with both physical and/or cognitive impairments during the day. Services include social and recreational activities, training for sustaining activities of daily living and meals/snacks, along with caregiver support and case management services. Also offers an evening program, twice a week for adults who are newly diagnosed with Alzheimer's or dementia.

* Provides services and programs for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities or other challenges, such as: Aging Services for all populations. Broker services. Respite. Residential habilitation. Independent living skill training. Day services. Recreation services for children. Supported employment and placement services. Residential services. Vocational training. Autism Services at The Arc Ontario. Bus transportation for participants and the general public. Pet Connections - a training for individuals interested in training their dogs to be therapy dogs.

* Provides Veteran patients with general health care and social needs to allow them to continue living at home or with family. Services include: Therapeutic exercise. Recreational activities. Health education & medication management. Meals. Care for patients with dementia. Support and information for family caregivers.

Provides daily lunch program, Nassau County sponsored classes, special events, transportation, parties, arts and crafts, volunteer opportunities, guest speakers, book clubs and more.Catchment Areas: Bethpage, Farmingdale, Massapequa, Massapequa Park, Plainview, Seaford, Wantagh.

Provides daily lunch program, Nassau County sponsored classes, special events, transportation, parties, arts and crafts, volunteer opportunities, guest speakers, book clubs and more.Catchment Areas: Bellerose, Elmont, Floral Park, Franklin Square, Malverne, west Hempstead.

Designed for the frail elderly who need assistance in the activities of daily living.

A senior living community offering continuing care to its residents. Adult day care also available to the non-residents.

An adult day program for seniors who need some supervision and care, with services of social and recreational activities, and training that is enhances daily living activities.

Offers a lunch meal, during the week, for seniors in community, giving them an opportunity to socialize and get a nutritious meal.

Provides daily activities which include art, music, crafts, poetry and exercise. Transportation, hot lunch and snacks are provided. Self referrals accepted.

Specialized day program for persons with Alzheimer's disease and related dementia.

A program that provides supplementary nutrition in the form of healthy meals and snacks for preschool and school-age children and adults receiving day care. Licensed child care centers, Head Start programs, family day care homes, adult day care centers and homeless shelters serving families are eligible to participate and are reimbursed for a portion of the meals served. In the United States, the program is administered at the federal level by the Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) of the U.S. Department of Agriculture.