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Combatting Caregiver Burnout: How to Spot It and Stop It

Caring for a loved one, whether an aging parent or an adult with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD), is one of the most meaningful roles a person can take on. But it’s also one of the most demanding. Over time, the emotional, physical, and mental load of caregiving can take a significant toll. If you’ve […]

Summer Activities to Keep Seniors Active

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As temperatures rise and days grow longer, summer offers the perfect opportunity for seniors to stay active, connected, and energized. For aging adults, regular activity, whether physical, social, or mental, is essential for maintaining health, independence, and a sense of purpose. At Active Day, we design seasonal programming that’s not only enjoyable but also safe […]

Home Care or Adult Day Care? We Help Families Choose Wisely

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As our loved ones age or live with intellectual or developmental disabilities (IDD), the need for additional daily support often becomes a pressing concern. Choosing the right care solution – the one that fits the person’s needs while easing the stress on caregivers – is a deeply personal and emotional decision. At Active Day, we […]

Social Connections Matter: How Active Day Promotes Independence for Adults with IDD

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A 2022 study from the Journal of Intellectual Disability Research found that adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) who participate in social and recreational activities at least once a week report significantly higher life satisfaction and lower rates of anxiety and depression. For adults with IDD, independence is not defined solely by physical autonomy, […]

A Day in the Life: Inside Active Day’s Adult Day Centers

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When you think about adult day services, you might wonder: what actually happens during the day? At Active Day, every moment is intentionally designed to provide personalized support, promote independence, and enrich the lives of members- whether they are older adults or individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Let’s walk through a typical day […]

Navigating Waiver Funding: A Simple Guide for Caregivers

Caring for a loved one, whether it’s a parent aging in place or an adult child with disabilities, comes with moments of both joy and overwhelm. One of the most confusing parts for many caregivers is understanding how to pay for services like home care or adult day programs. That’s where waiver funding comes in. […]

Steps and Process to Enrolling in Active Day

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Choosing the right care for your loved one is an important decision. At Active Day, we make the process as simple and reassuring as possible. As a leading provider of adult day and home care services, we offer a safe, engaging, and supportive environment where seniors and adults with disabilities can thrive. With over 100 […]

Senior Activities to Help with Mental Cognition

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Aging brings many challenges, and cognitive decline is one of the most difficult to navigate as you care for your loved one. Mentally stimulating activities play a crucial role in helping seniors stay connected, purposeful, and mentally engaged as they grow older. At Active Day, our adult day services implement daily activities that improve memory, […]

Top 5 Reasons to Consider Adult Care for Military Veterans

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Caring for military veterans comes with unique challenges. Often, veterans face a combination of physical, mental, and emotional struggles that require specialized attention. Whether it’s managing physical injuries, easing chronic pain, or dealing with the emotional impact of PTSD, veterans need care that genuinely understands their experience. As a caretaker, the needs of your loved […]

Therapeutic Activities for Seniors with Dementia

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Engaging Activities for Elderly Individuals with Dementia Dementia affects millions of seniors worldwide, with over 55 million people living with this condition today. This progressive disease brings significant challenges, including: Memory loss Confusion Difficulty with daily activities Struggles with reasoning and problem solving Visual and spatial issues Withdrawal from social activities While these challenges can […]

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