Our Mission:
To provide quality adult day healthcare for those with conditions impacting memory and independence.
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Our Values: for both participants & caregivers
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We value the provision of a healthy physical, emotional, social, and spiritual experience at the Adult Care Center for both the participants & caregivers.
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We value and respect the dignity of each participant.
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We value collaboration among staff, caregivers, individuals and organizations.
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We value learning, teaching and advancing the understanding and treatment of Alzheimer’s and related disorders.
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We value individual attention and personalized care for every participant.
- We value our staff, volunteers, and board.
O u r H i s t o r y
The Adult Care Center is a non-profit organization that first offered part-time (one afternoon per week) adult care services in August 1993 at First Christian Church in Winchester.
In February 1994, the Center moved to Braddock Street United Methodist Church in Winchester and began full-time operation.
In March 2012, the Center relocated to the Snapp Foundry Building in the Our Health Complex at 411 N. Cameron St. in Winchester.
To date we have helped and served over 500 community members ranging in age from 23 to 100 with diagnoses ranging from a fractured hip to Alzheimer’s disease (our most prevalent diagnosis).
Throughout its years of service, the Adult Care Center has maintained a reputation of providing quality personalized care to its participants while offering energetic activity programs that are both recreational and therapeutic.
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We are a member of:
National Adult Day Services Association
Leading Age Virginia/Adult Day Health Services
Top of Virginia Regional Chamber
