Activity Services

Engaging activities, meaningful connections, and enjoyable experiences help participants stay active, creative, and connected throughout the day.

Physical activities

Designed to help our participants stay healthy and strong. Participants will have access to a variety of activities and events at Worldshine AMDC.

  • Billiards
  • Indoor golf
  • Tai Chi
  • Dancing
  • Ping-Pong
Music & Culture & Art

These activities are very popular at Worldshine. We respect diversity and love to see our participants’ creations. This program can promote cognitive function and mental health, improve memory and concentration, reduce stress and anxiety, and inspires movement.

  • Karaoke
  • Poetry
  • Chorus
  • Calligraphy
  • Musical instruments
  • Floral arrangements
  • Photography
  • Handcrafts
Music & Culture & Art

These activities are very popular at Worldshine. We respect diversity and love to see our participants’ creations. This program can promote cognitive function and mental health, improve memory and concentration, reduce stress and anxiety, and inspires movement.

  • Karaoke
  • Poetry
  • Chorus
  • Calligraphy
  • Musical instruments
  • Floral arrangements
  • Photography
  • Handcrafts
Courses

We offer a variety of courses to give everyone a chance to learn something new! These activities not only give our participants something fun to do, but also encourages engagement with the world around them as they pursue a life rich in learning. Who knows what new skills or passions may be discovered?

  • English course
  • Music appreciation course
  • Chinese course
  • Painting course
  • Cooking workshop
  • Technology support course
  • Bible study
Alzheimer’s and dementia-specific activities

These activities have proven to be particularly helpful for our participants with memory loss. They help maintain cognitive function, a sense of security, and can calm anxious or aggressive behaviors for our participants. The activities also provide a sense of control over their day and environment, especially for those in the early stages of the disease. For those in the end stage of dementia, these activities are often one of the few ways they can still engage with their memories and communicate.

Alzheimer’s and dementia-specific activities

These activities have proven to be particularly helpful for our participants with memory loss. They help maintain cognitive function, a sense of security, and can calm anxious or aggressive behaviors for our participants. The activities also provide a sense of control over their day and environment, especially for those in the early stages of the disease. For those in the end stage of dementia, these activities are often one of the few ways they can still engage with their memories and communicate.

Worldshine Events

These events promote social gatherings. Whether as an introvert or extrovert, social events at Worldshine can help people connect with other participants and develop genuine friendships with all kinds of new people.

  • Field trip
  • Cultural events
  • Birthday & holiday events
Puzzle games

Improves short-term memory and concentration, offers stress relief, enhances problem-solving skills, provides opportunities for social connections, and helps with better sleep.

  • Chess
  • Poker
  • Chinese chess
  • Bingo
  • Go!
  • Mahjong
Puzzle games

Improves short-term memory and concentration, offers stress relief, enhances problem-solving skills, provides opportunities for social connections, and helps with better sleep.

  • Chess
  • Poker
  • Chinese chess
  • Bingo
  • Go!
  • Mahjong

Sample Weekly Activities

Every day at Worldshine brings opportunities to stay active, creative, and connected. Our schedule may include exercise, music, games, arts and crafts, memory activities, outings, cultural programs, and seasonal celebrations. (Each Worldshine center offers a different activity schedule based on its community, participants, and planned events.)

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Our team is here to help you find care that’s right for you or your loved one.

Those who qualify for Medicaid by itself due to lower incomes are eligible for adult day care in every state. Often referred to as Medicaid waiver programs, they cover adult day care expenses. This is a very desirable option especially if your loved one would otherwise require full-time skilled home care or nursing home care.

Unfortunately, no. Medicare by itself does not cover any form of adult day care. However, there are some Medicare/Medicaid combination programs that will pay for adult day care. PACE is such a program that is designed for lower income individuals who have both Medicare and Medicaid. PACE is set up to help eligible elderly get health care in their community, rather than becoming institutionalized and forced to move into a nursing home. Learn more about PACE here: https://www.seniorcare.com/adult-day-care/resources/does-medicaid-pay-for-adult-day-care-/

Please refer this government website to find more information about eligibility. https://www.medicaid.gov/medicaid

Veterans benefits will cover a portion of adult day care expenses based on whether your loved one meets certain qualifications. The VA will pay for Adult Day Health Care that includes medical services, but not strictly the custodial type known as Adult Day Care. However, pension benefits such as “Aid and Attendance” provide coverage for both types of adult day care (medical and custodial) for veterans and their surviving spouses.

Yes! You may find the socialization that adult day care offers your parents even more valuable than the financial aspect. Isolation, caused by long periods of being left alone at home can cause your Mom or Dad to become lonely due to lack of social engagement. Recreational activities (such as arts and crafts, music, and exercise classes), social groups (such as gardening and book clubs), and organized outings (such as sporting events and volunteer activities) are often abundant in adult day care centers. Adult day care centers encourage interaction among peers and some even offer inter-generational participation. These mixed generation centers are growing in popularity, as they encourage your elderly parents to share in fun social activities with youth, thereby benefiting all ages.

It can be very easy and extremely beneficial to combine home care with adult day care! Tailoring your loved one’s plan of care using both in-home care and adult day care can maximize the benefits of both programs while conserving your financial resources. Focus your attention initially on the adult day care schedule in your community and then supplement it with in-home care hours as needed for elderly parents. Adult day care is usually provided during standard business hours, and in-home care can work around this schedule to cover evenings and weekends. Using less costly adult day care can help your family to offset more expensive in-home care and stretch your budget.

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For more position opening, please visit our indeed page:

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Worldshine welcomes the involvement of volunteers who share their talent in a variety of ways. We look forward to having you on our volunteer team!

If you are interested in volunteering, please fill out the Volunteer Application Form and email it to info@worldshinegroup.com

If you are a case manager or coordinator, please call the appropriate center below to get in touch with our team.

Gaithersburg Center
700 Professional Dr, South Entrance, Gaithersburg, MD 20879
Joyce Fu
Phone: 240-477-6578
Fax: 240-767-6058
Email: joycefu@worldshineamdc.com
Hour: Mon – Sun  8:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Beltsville Center
5801 Ammendale Rd, Suite D, Beltsville, MD 20705
Ying Xu
Phone: 240-553-7631
Fax: 301-517-9291
Email: yingxu@worldshineamdc.com
Hour: Mon – Sun  8:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Frederick Center
110 Thomas Johnson Dr, Suite 150, Frederick, MD 21702
Bing Xia
Phone: 301-378-2950
Fax: 301-329-0229
Email: bxia@worldshinegroup.com
Hour: Mon – Sat  8:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Know Your Rights
The following rights are quoted from the Maryland Department of Health, Office of Health Care Quality regulations: A participant of a center has the right to:
  1. Be treated with consideration, respect, and full recognition of the participant’s human dignity and individuality;
  2. Receive treatment, care, and services that are adequate, appropriate, and in compliance with relevant State, local, and federal laws and regulations;
  3. Privacy;
  4. Be free from mental, verbal, sexual, and physical abuse and neglect, involuntary seclusion, and exploitation;
  5. Be free from physical and chemical restraints except as permitted in Regulation .23 of this chapter;
  6. Confidentiality;
  7. Make suggestions, complaints, or present grievances on behalf of the participants or others, to the center director, government agencies, or other individuals without threat or fear of retaliation;
  8. Receive a prompt response, through an established complaint or grievance procedure, to any complaints, suggestions, or grievances the participant may have;
  9. Have access to the procedures for making complaints to the:
    (a) Local department of social services; and
    (b) Office of Health Care Quality of the Department;
  10. Participate in care planning and medical treatment; and
  11. Refuse treatment after the possible consequences of refusing treatment is fully explained.

Worldshine is a senior care management company with a passion for enhancing seniors’ lifestyles through continuous innovations in care. We strive to provide high quality individualized services and specialty care for the elderly dealing with disabilities and dementia.

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  • Gaithersburg Center

700 Professional Drive, Gaithersburg, MD 20879

  • Beltsville Center

5801 Ammendale Rd, Beltsville, MD 20705

  • Frederick Center

110 Thomas Johnson Dr, Suite 150, Frederick, MD 21702

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