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WorldShine Adult Medical Day Care

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

Since opening our doors in 2014 we have served over 400 individuals, helped countless families, and provided aid for caregivers in the community through our adult medical day care center services. In recent years, Worldshine has catered to market needs by providing strong support for the elderly, and promoting the development of the elderly care industry with significant positive impact on our seniors’ community.

Worldshine Adult Medical Day Care provides 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.

At Worldshine, we are passionate about improving the lives of seniors, and we’re excited to continue to grow and expand our services. With three locations in Germantown, Beltsville, and Frederick, we’re making it easier than ever for seniors to get the care and support they deserve. Come see what sets us apart and experience the Worldshine difference for yourself!

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