World Wide Health Services Adult Day Care Center provides each member with the support required to promote self-independence in a fun, social, and safe environment. Each participant attending our facility is provided with nutritional snacks throughout the day and a nutritional daily hot meal plan that consists of up to 3 varieties of meal menu selection options to choose from. World Wide Health Services provides non-medical transportation accommodation and health-related medical services through our third-party contracted affiliate. Our facility works in daily small group sessions where each member has the flexibility to schedule their own block hour sessions. With our hands-on customized activities scheduled on the hour every hour, there's absolutely no room for boredom, but an overflow of an exciting adventure. Our member-specific customized activities are purposeful, meaningful, and therapeutic activities that focus on the member's strengths, weaknesses, motor, sensory, social strengths & cognitive skills. Although World Wide Health Services is NOT an Alzheimer's care center, we do not discriminate based on disability, religion, s*x, or background and provide services to members that are not past our center's capabilities. Young Adults With Disability Day Program(For ages 18 years and up)
World Wide Health Services Adult Day Care Center young adult's with disability program focuses on young adults from the age of 18 & older that may suffer from any disability rather it is mental, intellectual, cognitive impairment, physical, and or any disability that would require an individual to need constant supervision, which respectfully puts them under the Long Term Care coverage criteria. The program itself allows young adults, to connect with their peers and benefit by being in a program with unique individuals just like themselves that they can relate to that provides them with peer social support and understanding that most don't have at home. Program:
The Program is based on a care category plan of daily IADL'S/ADL'S that focuses on the individual's weaknesses, strengths, and promotes independence. Each individual is assessed every 90 days or as needed and has a daily progress report to involve families and caretakers in his or her progress. Activities:
The activities consist of computer-based, social group sessions activities, individual one-on-one support, small group settings, field trips, contracted health care services, contracted telemedicine provider consultations, resume building, and possible workforce introduction coming soon(pending).
