Lancaster Adult Day Health Care was developed for adults whose health or functional needs affect everyday activities. The program combines a structured daytime environment with individual assessment, social connection and caregiver support.
Who May Benefit
The original program served adults with needs related to stroke, traumatic brain injury, physical disability, mental health concerns or memory impairment. Eligibility depends on the person's needs and the specific program; a diagnosis alone does not determine enrollment.
Health and Social Models
The health model brings nursing observation together with rehabilitation services when ordered, adapted exercise, therapeutic activities and psychosocial support. The social model emphasizes activity, recreation, socialization and caregiver respite.
Care plans may involve nursing, social work, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, dietary support and other professional input. Services should be matched to the participant's assessment.
Caregiver Support
Day programs can give caregivers time for work, appointments, rest and other responsibilities. Ask about care coordination, community resources, support groups and the information the program needs from family members.
Questions Before Enrollment
- What assessment and medical information are required?
- Which services are included in the care plan?
- What days and hours are available?
- How are transport, meals and personal assistance arranged?
- What insurance or payment options apply?
- Who should the family contact about a change in health or attendance?
Location Information
The clinic's published adult day health location is 858 W. Jackman Street, Suite 101, Lancaster, CA 93534. Confirm the location, contact number and enrollment arrangements before visiting.
Contact the clinic for help finding the appropriate program contact.