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Tomorrow's Corner
Website: http://www.tomorrowscorner.com/
Days Open: MON - FRI
Normal Business Hours: 8:00 AM to 3:45 PM
Details: Everyone who comes to Tomorrow's Corner receives services, at their personal level of need, in the categories of personal care, mobility, nutrition, and safety. We see these things as "basic" services, and we consider them "automatic" for each person to receive. Above and beyond the basics, we provide opportunities in the areas of art, music, learning, nature, exercise, relaxation, and sensory stimulation. Our sensory rooms are based on the Snoezelen concept. We teach, we do not train. We have fun, we don't pressure someone to perform. We smile, we sing, we dance, we play. And because we do these things, people maintain their skills, or they learn new skills. Some of the skills are transferrable skills that can be used in other settings, even work settings, but we don't say that, so it doesn't feel like "work" or "training."
Information for Tomorrow's Corner, a Adult Day Care in Saint Clairsville OH:
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Name: Tomorrow's Corner Address: 66730 Pogue Road, Saint Clairsville OH 43950 Contact Phone: (740) 695-1110 |
Days Open: MON - FRI
Normal Business Hours: 8:00 AM to 3:45 PM
Details: Everyone who comes to Tomorrow's Corner receives services, at their personal level of need, in the categories of personal care, mobility, nutrition, and safety. We see these things as "basic" services, and we consider them "automatic" for each person to receive. Above and beyond the basics, we provide opportunities in the areas of art, music, learning, nature, exercise, relaxation, and sensory stimulation. Our sensory rooms are based on the Snoezelen concept. We teach, we do not train. We have fun, we don't pressure someone to perform. We smile, we sing, we dance, we play. And because we do these things, people maintain their skills, or they learn new skills. Some of the skills are transferrable skills that can be used in other settings, even work settings, but we don't say that, so it doesn't feel like "work" or "training."