Adult Day Care Communities in Alexandria, VA

"I went to tour Sagepoint Senior Living. I saw the patients, and they looked happy. The staff was really friendly, and it was very clean. I like that it was clean. The rooms were standard. I like them because they have more modern beds. The young lady..."

"Iona House is an extraordinary facility that provides a full range of adult day care services as well as delivered meals and health and wellness services. The staff is warm and welcoming and there is always something new going on such as an art show..."

"My mother was going to Crescent Ridge Adult Day Care at one time before her dementia got bad. I saw it maybe two years ago. It's a very active facility. They had a little dog staying there, and they had crafts. They used to pick her up in the morning..."

"Jewish Council seemed like a nice enough place. The staff was very friendly. The few people that we did see seemed happy. The place was definitely clean. ..."

"Without an appointment, my family and I visited Winter Growth in Onley, MD in November 2015. Our visit was for my father who is living with dementia. Upon arrival, we were immediately impressed with how accommodating the staff was and the way the bui..."

"My husband and I visited three adult day programs in our area. My husband liked this one best. We found it was quieter and less busy. This was easier for him to deal with and he did not feel so overwhelmed or confused by his alzheimer's disease the..."

"This is senior housing, subsidized for those who qualify. It's a massive place that takes up several blocks"”in a gorgeous location, just behind the Potomac River. It is close to the new baseball stadium and near the waterfront, so there are lots of ..."

"I was favorably impressed on my admittedly short visit. My husband liked it too. I like the multicultural aspect. My husband gobbled down the Korean food, and I assured him he will like the Iranian food and Spanish food too. We were greeted personall..."

"My mother goes to Leewood for respite. I have nothing but good things to say about them! They take care of my mom, she loves being with them. She's always happy to see everyone and her friends! She participates in activities, she eats very well there..."

"My mom, who is a stroke patient has been coming to PACE since August of 2014. From the beginning, our PACE family has helped us out tremendously with my mom's recovery! She has improved so much with in the past 3 years, with their care. This group no..."

"Adult A Plus seemed nice enough, but they all spoke Chinese. The place was definitely clean. ..."

Easing the work of caregivers by providing care to clients during the day, the Center's services also mean that seniors can remain in their own homes. Seniors spend their days meaningfully occupied-creating art, engaging in recreational activities, counseling, and leading active social lives. Those recovering from stroke participate in movement and occupational therapy, while arthritis suffers practice joint protection and work-simplification techniques. Alzheimer's clients are encouraged to speak and nurture others by interacting with toddlers in a unique intergenerational program that benefits both young and old. Transportation and nutritous meals are provided daily. The Center's trained and dedicated staff includes a consulting physician, registered nurse, social worker, licensed art, occupational and movement therapists, recreation specialists, therapeutic assistants and transportation/program assistants. Supporting these professionals are caring volunteers, senior aides and qualified interns. Selected by the Catalogue of Philanthropy - '2004 & 2010 Edition' as one of the Metropolitan's best small charities.