Adult Day Care Communities in Branford, CT

"My mother is 77 years old and wants to maintain her independence. Being her daughter I worried about her spending so much time alone. I found Park City Adult Day Care Center when speaking to a friend of mine who's mother also goes to the center. I spoke to my mother who was unsure at first about going. I called and spoke to their director Rita who talked to me for along time and helped me with different programs who pay for this service. Rita was very knowledgeable and assisted me with all the necessary paperwork. My mother and I laugh now because Park City took a woman who was unsure about leaving her house and turned her into a social butterfly. During the pandemic she was lost without the center. She has since returned to the center and is back to being happy once again. She says the staff in kind, loving and the nurse even reminds her to take her medicine. Personally, I am so happy for my mother."

"We chose Mulberry Gardens of Southington for dad because it was very affordable and they had a nice staff there. It was just really nice and comfortable. They made you feel at home. They're very attentive to the residents, which I like. They have bingo, they toss the ball, they take them out for walks, and they do a lot of arts and crafts where they've done pictures and stuff like that. He's got a nice studio apartment. They have a gym and a salon, so I don't even have to take him anywhere, which is nice. I could just call them and ask them for a haircut and they'll do it."

"I love the excellent care & fun my Mother receives when she attends Adult Daycare at Past Times! She feels loved and happy there each and every time! Arts and crafts are Mom's favorite activities! I love the one on one care she recieves and the fun Physical Therapy she recieves! The staff who attend to Mom and the other clients are loving and give me information on her day without being prompted!!! "

"My aunt is now at Mozaic Jewish Home. It is absolutely beautiful. It's gorgeous there. It's very clean, too. The food is very good. The staff is very nice. The building is brand new. There are a lot of amenities. You can sit and eat lunch with your family. It's really nice. They have a full rehab staff there. My aunt goes down for physical therapy every week. They have a salon, people come in and do music, they do bingo, and they have shows. There's a gift shop, too. When the other place got shut down, this is where they happened to put her. Then I just put the paperwork in to keep her there because it was so nice. The weekend staff can use a little bit of help, but the staff that is there during the week is lovely. Overall, I would have no problem sending anybody here. It's more expensive than most nursing homes, but it's worth the money. There are outdoor areas to sit with your family and everything."

"Joseph Tkacz sr attends the "The day Club for memory impaired. They are a wonderful and caring group. They provide fellowship, activities, interaction with clients. They keep them aleryt and happy. My dad has been goingthere for about 5 years. They are a god send to our family. They are the best facility for memory impaired and people with disabilities you can find. They also keep a medical nurse on staff that can monitor the clients. They are 5 stars. They care and concern can not be measured. 5 stars "

"My grandmother is very much enjoying the environment. The staff is incredibly friendly and treat her with respect. She enjoys being able to socialize with the other residents and enjoys the planned events and games. She has access to many types of food which she enjoys and the facility is easy for me and other members of my family to access to visit her. The staff was also able to respond to questions about the area when we were searching for somewhere to take her on her day out. After losing her husband, she has had trouble being happy and making friends, but we are confident that this facility has restored her confidence. We would easily recommend this facility to anyone looking for an assisted care facility. We looked at many before this, and while we were impressed with some, this one offered the most amenities to provide her with a comfortable and enjoyable life. "

"I been wanting to leave this place for a long time but realistically I I can't do it all on my own right now.If I could take Maggie and Allison with me I would do it .They both are Ambassadors here at Abbott. These girls work hard and they do alot for everybody. Allison always makes sure my hair is straight. Maggie got my computer working twice already. My aide Arlene be hooking me up too. I LOVE the girls here They are all hard works .Deep inside I still want to go but leave my Ambassadors and my CNAs .I'm going to just chill cause they got me and I'm good here."

"My father was at an assisted living facility, but we kept him going at the day program of the Alzheimer’s Resource Center because it was much higher quality. When they did have an apartment open, we moved him from next door to there. Everyday they have two forms of exercise options: either like a zumba or taichi or yoga. They try to incorporate different types so it’s just not the same physical activity each day; they do one in the morning and one in the afternoon. They have art classes, do day trips at least once a week to either local farms, museums, or concerts; they do a lot of quality out programs. They do a lot of music programs. They have an in-house music therapist, and they have a travelling music therapist that even in the evening might go. There are only thirteen apartments, so they encourage everyone to go; they call it their "family time." They have a pianist play in that room and do the sing-alongs. They also have skilled nursing so if someone progresses they don’t need to actually to look for a separate facility which is a nice plus. Another interesting thing is that the assisted living is self pay, but the skilled nursing can be self pay or accept state funding, so even if somebody runs out of their fund, they could still stay there without having to go to a different facility. It also has several different types of support groups that are open to both the community and to people in the community who are not in their programs. I really like this place; I think they're the best one in our area. "

"My brother was at San Simeon by the Sound for a month and a half. When he first went in, he was almost legally blind, and he was a little off-balanced on his memory and stuff. When they worked with him, with the therapy for walking and the therapy that helped with the brain and paying attention, within four weeks, he has come all the way around. It was amazing. It helped him out a lot. He had a fantastic time there. The food was good. He liked it. When he first went in there, he could barely tell what was on the plate or where the plate was. In the end, he was eating fine. They helped him a lot and that's where we got the permission that if he has someone that can help him just do a few things, we'd be allowed to take him out. They were very good to him. He had a shared room with another person. You can go and play bingo or other games. There's TV all the time and they had special shows on, but he didn't do a lot of them. They had a lot to offer. I liked the staff. They were very good. It was very easy to get around. They had a nice patio outside. We could take him outside every day. Value for money was good."