Adult Day Care Communities in Mountain View, CA

"Milpitas has only two adult day heatlh care centers providing services to their senior community. I'm very familar with Prestige Audlt Day health Care Center as I have referred my clients to them. It is of my professional opinion that Prestige is the BEST of the two centers in the Milpitas area. The center is the smaller center of the two which is not a bad thing. Particpates are very welled care for and receive more individualized attention by a qulified staff. The center caters to more of the Chinese population and staff members speak Mandarin, Cantonese, Taiwanese, Vietnamese, Koren, and English. NOTE: if you are not from one of these Asia backgrounds you probably would not feel as comfortable. The center provdes an array of daily activities including; physical and occupational therapy, nursing services, karaoke in front af a BIG screen TV, and mah-jong. Transportation: A shuttle oicks up the seniors at their front door steps in the morning and drops them off in the afternoon. Hours of Operation: Monday thru Friday 8:30a.m. - 2:00p.m. "

"The staff are very friendly and careful when they deal with residents. They call each week to check up on my grandmother's health. Also, since residents are no longer able to go to the facility after the COVID-19 precautions were set, they deliver a tasty lunch to our door step (they leave it outside). I am really grateful for the Silicon Valley Adult Day Health Care Center for helping my grandmother."

"MACSA has been offering services to the silicon valley Latino community for over 46 years. They provide a wonderful Adult Day Health Care service to their seniors and the staff reflect the community they serve. MACSA is known as the leader in serving the Latino community. The center provides daily services which include social and recreational activities as well as daily exercise to help keep seniors healthy and fit. Also, they have case management services to all their participants. In addition, the center provides a well balnce lunch and snacks to all participants. It you like Mexican food then this is place to bring your love one. Participants that I have referred to the center say the food is "GREAT". Insurance: Medi-cal and private pay at a sliding fee scale base on monthly income. "

"My mom, who is physically healthy with dementia, has been a client here for over a year now. The caregivers here are true caregiving professionals: sincerely caring, patient, and knowledgeable. The variety of activities for their clients is also great, and it is obvious the staff works as a team. The case manager and director kept in regular contact with me to monitor changes in my mom's behavior and health. They also offered many additional caregiving resources, including providing me with information for a respite grant that I applied for and was approved! Medi-Cal will not pay for SCADS, but they offer sliding scale rates based on your ability to pay. The Peninsula is fortunate to have SCADS!"

"Daybreak - Evergreen is located at a beautiful church (St. Francis De Assisi). Close to Evergreen College I really enjoy the music program which is twice a week. The participants enjoy exercise every day a combination of Tai Chi, stretching exercises and strengthening moves. The staff and volunteers are treasures of the heart! "

" 'Daybreak' is located on the Saint Francis de Assai Church on San Felipe Rd, San Jose. Currently open M-F 9-3 PM. Lunch is served via meals on Wheels. Tu/Thur a community group comes to play music. The clients enjoy theme days, arts activities, exercise, singing, lively discussions, and other activities. "

"Laurel Street Program has been everything and more than what i expected for my son. He is engaged, kept on schedule, has options for what his day will include, communication between parent-center are excellent, and his goals are met 100%. Love this program!!! "

"I thoroughly enjoyed my visit to the Bayview Hunter's Point Adult Day Health Care Center. It was a lot of fun being able to see so many seniors interacting with people their own age during the day. I remember seeing a lot of them excitedly playing Dominos which brought a smile to my face. They had a lot of different games for the seniors including chess, checkers, connect-4, and crossword puzzles. Many of them just sat at their tables and reminisced about their life with their friends. The staff was very friendly and incredibly patient in working with the seniors. The facilities were decent but could use a little work, though it is totally understandable that there is barely any funding for ADHCs. All in all I think the staff was doing an excellent job with the resources that were available to them. The environment was super friendly and made my insides turn with joy as I got to see firsthand the care that was being provided. "