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Vision:

The best and most affordable solution than residential or in-home care services for seniors.
Mission:
    • To help a certain group of seniors receive long term care services at an affordable price.
    • To encourage the independence of the seniors while ensuring the continuity of care

One reason many families choose to avail themselves of adult medical day care is that it’s considerably less expensive than full-time nursing care as well as in-home care.

 

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Long Term Care Insurance

Please contact your Long Term Care Insurance for more information.

Home and Community-Based Options Waiver

Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS)

Maryland Medicaid offers home and community-based services for:
  • Older adults;
  • Persons with disabilities; and
  • Children with chronic illnesses.

Please click on this link for more information:

https://health.maryland.gov/mmcp/waiverprograms/pages/home.aspx

Senior Care Funding - Department of Aging

The Senior Care system provides case management and support services for people aged 65 years or older who are at risk of nursing home placement. Gap-filling funds to meet other needs may also be available to those who qualify. Those funds include support for personal care, chores, medications, medical equipment and supplies, adult day care, respite care, home-delivered meals, transportation, and emergency response systems.​​

 

Please click on this link for more information
https://aging.maryland.gov/Pages/senior-care.aspx

Veterans Administration

All enrolled Veterans are eligible for Adult Day Health Care IF they are eligible for community care and meet the clinical criteria for the service and it is available.

A copay for Adult Day Health Care may be charged based on your VA service-connected disability status and financial information. Contact your VA social worker/case manager to complete the Application for Extended Care Benefits (VA Form 10-10EC) to learn the amount of your copay.

 

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Maryland Medicaid

Worldshine AMDC is an approved Medicaid Service Provider by Maryland. If you are a Maryland Medicaid recipient, you might be eligible to receive Medical Day Care Services, and the Care fee will be covered by Medicaid. Please contact our social worker At 301-250-3555 to find out your eligibility.

If you are not yet a Medicaid recipient, and believe you can qualify, please feel free to contact our social worker. They can assist with your Medicaid application.

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