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Nursing Services:

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

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Dining Services:

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

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Social Work Services:

Our social workers are here to provide direct and indirect services include: Function, Counseling, Financial Assistance, Interviews and Home Assessment, Record Keeping, Utilization of Community Resources, and many more

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Activity Services:

The aging process affects each person’s heart, bones, joints, muscles, and memory differently, therefore we design activities holistically around your loved one’s interests and abilities.

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Transportation Services:

We provide transportation services to and from the center, as well as off-site medical appointment, grocery shopping and other personal needs. Our wheelchair-accessible vans are an ideal solution for daily travel or in an emergency.

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Physical Therapy:

Physical Therapy (PT) is care that aims to ease pain and help you function, move, and live better.

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