Adult Activity Center
A Vibrant, Supportive Space for Adults with Dementia
We provide compassionate, individualized care in an enriching environment for adults living with all levels of dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease. Our adult day program offers a full schedule of customized activities that support each individual’s abilities, interests, and well-being – slowing cognitive decline.
Our spacious center includes four program areas thoughtfully designed for different levels of functional ability, a beautiful ¼-acre backyard, and a welcoming kitchen – offering a safe and enjoyable space to stay active, connected, and thrive.
A Vibrant, Supportive Space for Adults with Dementia
We provide compassionate, individualized care in an enriching environment for adults living with all levels of dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease. Our adult day program offers a full schedule of customized activities that support each individual’s abilities, interests, and well-being – slowing cognitive decline.
Our spacious center includes four program areas thoughtfully designed for different levels of functional ability, a beautiful ¼-acre backyard, and a welcoming kitchen – offering a safe and enriching space to stay active, connected, and thrive.
Daily Activities That Spark Joy and Connection
We design every activity to engage the mind, body, and spirit — providing the cognitive, emotional, physical, and social stimulation to keep our members healthy and engaged.
Intergenerational Moments That Matter
One of the most cherished aspects of our program is the daily interaction between our adult members and the children in our on-site child care. These intergenerational activities happen weekdays and include gardening, storytime, singing, dancing, arts and crafts, cooking, games, and more. These moments bring meaning, connection, and mutual learning for both generations.
Intergenerational Moments That Matter
One of the most cherished aspects of our program is the daily interaction between our adult members and the children in our
on-site child care. These intergenerational activities happen weekdays and include gardening, storytime, singing, dancing, arts and crafts, cooking, games, and more. These moments bring meaning, connection, and mutual learning for both generations.
Personalized Support & Holistic Care
Nutrition & Cooking
Members enjoy a nutritious catered lunch and two daily snacks, overseen by a registered nutritionist. We accommodate special dietary needs, and staff are available to assist with eating.
Personal Care
Our team provides gentle support with daily needs like toileting and eating, always with dignity and respect.
Exercise & Outdoor Enjoyment
Participants enjoy walking paths, t’ai chi, laughing yoga, chair exercises, bocce, shuffleboard, and outdoor games in our secure ¼-acre backyard. Adjacent is Grandma’s Garden—a peaceful spot for gardening, reflection, and calm.
Medication Support
While we are not a medical facility, we can dispense prescribed medications with written physician orders. All medications must be provided in their original, pharmacy-labeled containers.
Let us help your loved one stay active, connected, and engaged—every day.
How to Get Started
- Hearts & Minds does not offer drop-in tours.
- A tour is required before enrollment.
- Members can be at any level or stage of dementia.
- Members must be ambulatory.
- Members must attend at least three days a week.
Step 1
Complete our inquiry form online, and within two business days you will receive a telephone call regarding your inquiry and to begin the application process.
Step 2
The potential participant is scheduled for a one hour visit the center to evaluate the compatibility of our program with their needs. An observational assessment will then be performed by staff to evaluate their ambulation and how well they integrate socially into our program.
Inquiry Form
Eligibility
Participants in our program must have a medical diagnosis of dementia. We accept individuals at all parts of the spectrum of dementia – whether newly diagnosed or in the advanced stages. Individuals must be able to walk with minimal assistance, even if use of a cane or walker is required for their mobility.
Attendance
Participants must attend at least three set days per week, and there is no minimum hours requirement. Research has shown that it is important for individuals with dementia to maintain a routine and consistent schedule. While we do allow caregivers to switch their loved ones’ days of attendance, this can only be done on a month-to-month basis. Additional days may be added as needed. Please contact the center at least twenty-four hours in advance for availability.
Program Fees
To learn more about program fees, give us a call at (408) 279-7515.
