About our Adult Day Program
Circle of Care’s Adult Day Program has been purpose build to support individuals living with memory loss and or physical frailty, ensuring they find joy and purpose in their day. Our program also provides much needed respite for caregivers, including on weekends. Caregivers can be assured that their loved one is in a safe, stimulating environment that will cater to their needs.
Adult Day Program provides an opportunity to our clients to socialize in a supportive, nurturing and respectful environment. The program is led by a team of highly skilled, educated professionals including social workers, therapeutic recreationists and program assistants.
With over 7,000 square feet of program space, a gourmet kitchen, and an outdoor garden court, Circle of Care’s Adult Day Program offers a broad range of stimulating activities, including:
- Therapeutic interactive activities
- Lucynt memory table
- Virtual reality therapy
- Centivizer – 2RaceWithMe unit
- Art therapy
- Tai chi
- Yoga
- Meditation
- Zumba
- Baking
- Active games, such as floor darts, basketball, baseball toss, and many more
- Gardening
- Focused cognitive group discussions
- Music
- Trivia
- Language Lessons
- Hairdressing ($)
- Foot care ($)
- Reiki ($)
- Hearing clinic (free)
We offer full-day in-person programs at our Adult Day Program. Clients and family members benefit from the guidance and support of our ADP social workers either by phone or in person.
Offering Spa Services
We are pleased to offer hairdressing, foot care, Reiki, and hearing clinics for anyone 55+, whether they be clients of our program, their caregivers, or people in the community. Learn more about our new spa services by clicking the button below.
Location
The Adult Day Program Centre is a safe, spacious, secure, and professionally supervised environment.
Address:
9600 Bathurst Street, Unit 4
Vaughan, Ontario L6A 3Z8
Phone:(905) 738-1128
Program Hours
All-Day
Monday – Friday, from 9:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m., with lunch included.
Saturday – Sunday, from 8:30am – 4:30pm, with lunch included.
Afternoon Program
Wednesdays, from 1pm-6pm, with dinner included.
(Tuesdays may be added in the future, a list has been created for those interested).
Eligibility and Cost
To register for our Adult Day Program, you must contact Ontario Health atHome (formerly called HCCSS/LHIN/CCAC). In-home and on-site assessments are conducted by health care professionals to determine the client’s suitability for the program. Daily program and transportation fees apply for all program registrants.
This program is best suited for those with mild to moderate dementia, or those with physical frailty. Clients must meet the following criteria:
- managed urinary incontinence; no daily bowel incontinence
- no two-person transfer
- behaviour that can be safely managed in group setting
- no severe dietary restrictions (risk of aspiration)
If you have inquiries please contact us at 905-738-1128.
For program costs, please review our service fees.
$ Service Fees
Highlights
- Open 7 days a week
- Offering afternoon programming from 1pm-6pm on Wednesdays
- For seniors with memory loss and or those with physical frailty
- Stimulating cognitive and social activities
- Much needed respite to caregivers
- Secure and professionally supervised environment
- Kosher hot meals and snacks
- Escorted, door-to-door transportation (additional fee)
- Counselling, education and support for program participants and caregivers
- Medication administration
- Health care needs assistance
- Evidence-based recreational and cultural activities
- Multilingual staff and programs (all religious and cultural affiliations welcome)
- Wheelchair accessible facility
- Online programming available for registered ADP clients
What Our Clients Are Saying
“The Adult Day Program is a blessing for people like my mom and their family caregivers. When she was first diagnosed with dementia, she would spend her days just sitting in her room, looking out the window or at the wall. Now she goes to the Adult Day Program every day for mental and physical stimulation, companionship and nutritious meals. If it wasn’t for her ‘club’ she would have been in a long-term care facility years ago.”
– Family Caregiver
