Adult Daycation Center

A Lifeline for Family Caregivers

Caring for an aging loved one is one of life’s greatest responsibilities but you don’t have to do it alone.

If you’re balancing work, family, personal commitments, and caregiving, finding reliable daytime support can feel overwhelming. Care Access Adult Daycation Center provides a safe, engaging, and supportive environment where your loved one can thrive while you regain valuable time and peace of mind.

Compassionate Care Meets Tropical Paradise

Every day at Care Access is a tropical daycation for your loved one.

Care Access Daytime Senior Care combines compassionate care with tropical paradise vibes to create a fun, interactive oasis for seniors who need assistance to maintain their independence during the day.

The Care Access club-like atmosphere engages the whole person, body and mind and spirit. Our goal is to engage with every participant, getting them actively involved in our many interactive games, exercises and socials.

Participants enjoy breakfast, lunch and snacks throughout the day while they make new friends and rekindle acquaintances.

Daily live music encourages dancing and self-expression, unlocking memories and making new ones.

Adult Day Centers

Adult day centers offer people with Alzheimer’s and other dementias the opportunity to be social and to participate in activities in a safe environment.

Benefits Of Day Centers

If you are a full-time caregiver, adult day centers can offer benefits to both you and people with dementia, while providing a much-needed break. While the person with Alzheimer’s is at the center, you’ll have time to rest, run errands or finish other tasks. If you find yourself feeling guilty, ask yourself this, “If I wear myself out to the point of total exhaustion, what good will I be to the person with dementia?”

If you are a caregiver that works during the day, an adult day center can be very helpful as you try to balance a job with caregiving duties. Hours of service vary at each center, but some are open from seven to 10 hours per day. Some also may offer weekend and evening hours, and transportation and meals are often provided.

For people with Alzheimer’s and dementia, adult day centers provide a chance to be social and to participate in staffed activities such as music and exercise programs. Keep in mind that the person with dementia will need time to adjust to the experience of going to the center. Some people may resist going at first, but they often look forward to the visit after several weeks of attending, meeting people and joining in activities