Adult Day Care Locator
Adult Day Care Centers in Georgia
Browse 75 centers across 48 cities
Find senior day care and adult day programs for older adults across Georgia.
Georgia offers a warm and welcoming environment for those seeking high-quality adult day care services, with 75 centers spread across 48 cities. Whether in bustling metropolitan areas like Atlanta or smaller communities such as Columbus and Macon, residents can find compassionate care and support tailored to their needs. Notably, the state's SOURCE and CCSP Medicaid waiver programs provide essential funding assistance, ensuring that many families can access these vital services without financial strain. In top cities like Columbus and Macon, each boasting four centers, and Atlanta with three, individuals and their caregivers can choose from a variety of facilities that offer enriching activities, medical care, and social engagement. From cognitive stimulation to physical wellness programs, Georgia's adult day care centers are dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for seniors and adults with disabilities, while also providing much-needed respite for family caregivers.
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Medicaid & Financial Assistance in Georgia
Georgia Medicaid — Georgia Medicaid covers adult day health services for eligible residents through its SOURCE and CCSP waiver programs. Contact your local Medicaid office or call 1-800-MEDICARE for eligibility details.
Top Centers in Georgia
Angels Of Love Adult Care Inc
1215 Oglethorpe Ave, Americus, 31709
Innovative Senior Solutions, Llc
231 W Lamar St, Americus, 31709
Skylark Adh-Atlanta Llc
1705 Commerce Dr Nw Ste 200, Atlanta, 30318
Skylark Adh-Powers Ferry, Llc
120 Interstate North Pkwy East, Se, Atlanta, 30339
Stay Well Care Solutions, Inc.
22 Executive Park Drive Ne, Atlanta, 30329
Agape Day Living Llc
1840 Phinizy Rd, Augusta, 30906
Via Cognitive Health, Inc.
1901 Central Ave, Augusta, 30904
Red Rose Adult Day Health
2148 Bankhead Hwy Ste B&C, Carrollton, 30116
Fellowship Senior Day Care Center, Inc
4530 Janice Dr, College Park, 30337
Bloom Adult Day Center Inc
4360 Warm Springs Rd, Columbus, 31909
Happy Valley Day Facility Llc
3301 13Th Ave, Columbus, 31904
Open Arms Adult Day & Health Services
2810 Peabody Ave, Columbus, 31904
Serenity Adult Day & Wellness Center Llc
5050 Warm Springs Rd Bldg 3, Columbus, 31909
Daily Haven Inc.
1105 N Main St Nw, Conyers, 30012
United Community Service Llc
1047 Green St Se, Conyers, 30012
Ejb Adult Day Care, Inc
660 Kirkland Rd, Covington, 30016
Green Hearts Adult Day Center
5 Ryan Trl, Dallas, 30157
One Way Adult Social Center, Inc.
101 Bainbridge Way Ste 130, Dallas, 30132
Rosswoods, Inc.
1428 Ross Dr, Dalton, 30720
Peachtree Christian Health, Inc.
3090 Premiere Pkwy Ste 400, Duluth, 30097
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does Georgia's Medicaid program cover adult day care, and who is eligible?
Georgia's SOURCE and CCSP Medicaid waiver programs can help cover the cost of adult day care services for eligible individuals. Eligibility typically includes meeting certain income and functional needs criteria, and participants must be enrolled in one of these specific Medicaid waiver programs.
How do I start the application process for Georgia's Medicaid program to cover adult day care?
To start the application process, you can contact your local Area Agency on Aging or a Medicaid office. They will guide you through the eligibility determination and help you apply for the SOURCE or CCSP waiver programs.
What should I bring or expect on my first visit to an adult day care center in Georgia?
On your first visit, it's helpful to bring any necessary medical information, a list of medications, and personal items like glasses or hearing aids. Expect a welcoming environment where staff will assess the needs of your loved one and introduce them to various activities.
What transportation services are available for adult day care centers in Georgia?
Many adult day care centers in Georgia offer transportation services to and from their facilities. Some may provide door-to-door service, while others might coordinate rides through local community programs or public transportation options. It's best to check with the specific center you're interested in for details on their transportation offerings.