General Info

The Day Club at Dodge Park Rest Home allows caregivers to continue working outside the home, receive help with the physical care of a loved one, avoid the guilt by delaying placing a loved one in institutional care, and have respite from what can be a “24/7″ responsibility. The care receiver can also benefit from The Day Club at Dodge Park Rest Home. He or she is able to remain at home with family but does not require 24-hour care from the primary caregiver. The Day Club at Dodge Park Rest Home participants also have an opportunity to interact socially with peers, share in stimulating activities, receive physical or speech therapy if needed, and receive assistance with the activities of daily living with dignity, but most importantly, being still part of the community through outing to movies, sports events and restaurants. A day at an The Day Club at Dodge Park Rest Home center could include: supervision; small group and individual activities such as reminiscence, sensory stimulation, music, art, and intergenerational activities; nutritious meals; transportation; case management; recreation and exercise; limited nursing care; education; family counseling; assistance with activities of daily living; and occupational, speech and physical therapies that can provided by a third party provider (home health agency). These services are customized to each participant’s needs.