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Who we Serve

Worldshine AMDC offers individualized care services for our clients. 

Families come to us when their loved one:

    • Is lonely and has become increasingly isolated
    • Feels depressed
    • Has health care needs that requires significant assistance
    • Needs assistance with daily activities such as shopping, walking, bathing or cooking
    • Needs help with medications and meals
    • Has been diagnosed with dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, or experiencing other memory loss symptoms
    • Has had a stroke
    • Struggles with Parkinson’s disease
    • Needs help with Diabetes management
    • Needs help after a stay in a hospital or rehabilitation facility

You can also schedule an assessment with our counselor to evaluate if Worldshine is right for you. 

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