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There are about 3 adult day care providers in RACINE.
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NEW HEIGHTS FAMILY ADULT DAY CENTER (0014903) 2836 CROSSRIDGE DRIVE RACINE WI 53405 (262) 220-6334 |
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THE MANNA HOUSE ADULT DAY CARE (0015034) 3417 DOUGLAS AVENUE RACINE WI 53402 (262) 902-3338 |
The Manna House Adult Day Care is licensed by the State of Wisconsin to provide supervision and care for persons in the following client groups: Alzheimer's; Dementia; Advanced Aged; Developmentally Disabled; Traumatic Brain Injury; Emotionally Disturbed/Mental Illness; Physically Disabled. We provide excellent, attentive care that our clients deserve. We believe in teaching and helping individuals discover their own unique gifts and talents. Our facility is a safe and loving environment for individuals with or without disabilities. We assist them with decision making, daily living maintenance and actualizing their personal choices and goals. Our support staff assist with daily activities and the special needs of each individual. The Manna House includes the following services daily: Active Assistance with Daily Living Skills; Community Involvement and Events; Health Monitoring Service; Individual Service Plan Creation; Organized and Staff Lead Daily Activities; Support Group Sessions for Family Caregivers; A Nutritious Lunch and Snacks Daily; Staff Supervision and Care As Needed. |
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LINCOLN LUTHERAN ADULT DAY SERVICES (0011291) 2000 DOMANIK DR RACINE WI 53404 (262) 637-6531 |
At Lincoln Lutheran, we have celebrated aging since 1954. We are privileged to serve older adults in Southeastern Wisconsin by providing housing, skilled nursing care, short-term rehabilitation, assisted living and a wide variety of community services. With locations in both Racine and Burlington, our Adult Day Services provides a safe, nurturing environment that complements each participant’s unique lifestyle. The setting is ideal for someone who may require care and assistance due to health issues relating to memory loss and dementia, Parkinson’s disease or stroke. It is also ideal for someone who may simply benefit from the opportunity to spend time with their peers and rediscover things that they once enjoyed. |
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