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Adult day care is a valuable resource for family caregivers who provide in-home care to elderly relatives, disabled adults, and friends.

Some families are hesitant to place a loved one in a nursing home for a variety of reasons, including the high cost of care. Adult day care centers, such as Jupiter, can provide high-quality specialized care during the day at a significantly lower cost.

Qualifying government programs that promote healthy and unconfined independent lifestyles can also help cover the costs of adult day care.

Adult day care programs monitor and companion elders and adults for brief periods of time during the day, allowing family members or regular caregivers to rest or focus on other responsibilities. If your loved one is unable to care for themselves or perform basic daily tasks, they may require adult day care.

Aside from assistance with daily tasks and care costs, the following are other reasons why many seniors and their families choose adult day care.

• Seniors and adults require medication management and meal services. Improper use of medications can lead to severe consequences for seniors, necessitating adult day care to monitor and assist in their medication intake. A well-balanced diet is crucial for seniors to maintain a healthy weight, promoting overall health and reducing the risk of chronic health conditions.

• Seniors and adults who suffer from memory loss and other medical complications. Living alone without supervision is unsafe for medically disabled loved ones, and adult day care facilities provide high-quality care from trained staff. Adult day care centers offer essential services for chronic care management, including observation, health monitoring, therapeutic diets, personal hygiene, medication administration, and mobility assistance.

• Seniors and adults who feel socially isolated. Adult day care is a place where people can socialize with friends and peers while their families work or go to school.

• Seniors and adults experiencing low moods or depression. Feelings of isolation in seniors and adults can lead to depression and health issues. Regularly scheduled activities, even just a few times a week, can help prevent loneliness and boost well-being.

• Safe, secure environment with fun and educational activities.

• Physical exercise to reduce falls and improve flexibility.

• Social interaction to improve mental and physical health.

• Daytime stimulation improves nighttime sleep.

• Promotes independence and may allow for longer living at home.

• Boosts self-esteem through activity choice.

• Opportunities for friendship and peer support.

• Provides respite and reduces stress and burnout.

• Allows time for work, school, or other family responsibilities.

• Offers peace of mind, knowing their loved one is safe and cared for.

At Jupiter, our mission is to enhance the well-being of older adults through innovative and high-quality care. We specialize in providing personalized services and specialized support for seniors with disabilities and dementia.

Since our founding in 2022, we've proudly served over 40 South Asian individuals, supported numerous families, and offered essential relief to caregivers through our adult medical day care center. In response to growing community needs, Jupiter has played a vital role in strengthening support for the elderly, contributing to the advancement of the senior care industry, and making a meaningful impact on the lives of many South Asian Families in the area.

Jupiter Adult Medical Day Care offers comprehensive medical day care services to seniors who need help with activities of daily living (ADLs). Our compassionate and experienced team is well-equipped to care for individuals dealing with dementia and various physical challenges. We are committed to providing consistent support to both our participants and their families, ensuring stability, comfort, and peace of mind.

Families turn to us when a loved one:

• Feels lonely or increasingly isolated

• Is experiencing depression

• Has significant healthcare needs requiring regular support

• Needs help with daily tasks like shopping, walking, bathing, or cooking

• Requires assistance with medications and meal preparation

• Has been diagnosed with dementia, Alzheimer’s, or shows signs of memory loss

• Is recovering from a stroke

• Lives with Parkinson’s disease

• Needs support managing Diabetes

• Requires care following a hospital stay or rehabilitation