WorldShine Adult Medical Daycare

At Worldshine, we provide medical day care services to seniors who need assistance with activities of daily life (ADLs). Our experienced and highly trained staff are well qualified to care for seniors suffering from a variety of ailments including dementia, Alzheimer’s, and other physical disabilities. We provide ongoing support to our participants and their families to ensure stability and a peace of mind.

Our seniors have plentiful opportunities to meet new friends, engage in exciting activities, participate in the community, enjoy homemade nutritious meals, and make use of countless other amazing services.

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Nursing services

Our registered nurses will provide health-related services to seniors with chronic care conditions in a safe and supportive environment.

Dining services

Worldshine AMDC is the first adult day care center to own a professional kitchen and has a team of excellent professional chefs. 

Social Work Services

Our social workers are here to provide direct and indirect services including: Function, Counseling, Financial Assistance, and more.

Activity services

Each person may come with different circumstances. Therefore, we design activities holistically around your loved one’s interests and abilities.

Transportation services

We provide transportation to and from the center as well as off-site medical appointments, grocery shopping, and other personal needs.

Physical Therapy

We provide physical therapy (PT) that aims to ease pain and help the seniors function, move, and live better. 

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