Adult Day Care Communities in West Dundee, IL

"My mom is in Alden Poplar Creek. She is cared for very well. She has gained 1.5 pounds, she is doing well, and she is very happy. I have had in-person and Facetime visits. The staff is very attentive, very accommodating, and very professional. They'r..."

Daytime care, in a group setting, for any adult with mental and/or physical challenges. An Intake Appointment and examination by a physician are required prior to attendance. There is a fee for service. Transportation can be arranged for an additional fee. Serving Naperville and surrounding communities since 1983.

"TARGETED POPULATION: Asian û Chinese, Korean, Indian, Pakistani, Vietnamese, Japanese, Filipino"

When someone you love becomes forgetful and confused, it can be difficult to provide the continual care he or she requires, expecially if you try to do it on your own. Perhaps the greatest challenge for any caregiver is accepting the fact that your loved one can no longer take care of his or her own needs on a daily basis. The next challenge you face is finding the support you need. We can help! Reaching out for help is easy with ExtraCare. A simple phone call to the Program Director gets the process started. The Program Director will answer any questions and concerns, evaluate ExtraCare's ability to meet the needs of your loved one, and guide you to additional resources. Visiting our program will show you the attention we provide to our clients.

Simply Vedic is a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the quality of life of the youth, elderly, and disabled of Naperville and adjoining communities, using ancient Vedic principles. To achieve our mission, we are building a comprehensive social support system for vulnerable groups, strengthening families and their awareness of healthcare and education systems, and advocating for a stronger and self-reliant community by: Better integration, reduced stress, more active life style, improved health and nutrition of frail, senior, and disabled citizens Engaging youth in productive activities, civic commitment, violence prevention, and education on topics such as stress management, leadership skills, obesity, healthy living etc. Fostering cultural diversity through art fairs, cultural events and festivals The tenets of the Vedic way are based on non- denominational principles prescribed in the Vedas "“ ancient texts originating in India. The essence of the Vedic principles applied to modern day life is 'simple living and high thinking'. Simply Vedic is based on the eternal Vedic principles of compassion, generosity, ahimsa (non-injury), and oneness with nature. These principles translate into our programs to support the needy, strengthen families, and provide access to health, education, and wholesome food.