The Adult Day Care (ADC) Program is a social day treatment program for older adults with physical and functional limitations. The program offers a combination of social, recreational, education and support services. It is designed to provide a warm and supportive environment for older adults who are experiencing a decrease in functioning due to stroke, arthritis, sensory loss or other physical and/or neurological impairments.

Adults 60 years or older who are in need of maintaining or improving their independence in physical functioning, social, recreation, and/or communication skills are eligible to participate.

The Adult Day Health Care (ADHC) Center is a community-based day program providing a variety of health, therapeutic and social services designed to serve the specialized needs of brain impaired adults over age 18.

The Independent Living Skills (ILS) program provides opportunities for disabled and elderly adults to attain the best quality of life in their environment of choice.  ILS services offer individuals the opportunity to learn or relearn skills needed for daily living and maintenance of an independent lifestyle. Services are provided by trained staff in client homes.