Adult Day Care Locator
Adult Day Care Centers in Illinois
Browse 43 centers across 27 cities
Find senior day care and adult day programs for older adults across Illinois.
Illinois offers a warm and supportive environment for those seeking adult day care services, with 43 centers spread across 27 cities. Whether you are in bustling Chicago, home to nine dedicated facilities, or smaller communities like Naperville and Belleville, there is a center nearby ready to provide the care and companionship your loved ones deserve. These centers offer a range of programs tailored to meet individual needs, ensuring that every participant receives personalized attention and activities designed to enhance their quality of life. Illinois's Community Care Program (CCP), administered by the Illinois Department on Aging, provides financial assistance to eligible individuals, making these essential services more accessible. Whether you need respite care, social engagement, or specialized medical support, the adult day care centers in Illinois are committed to providing a safe and nurturing environment for all.
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Medicaid & Financial Assistance in Illinois
Illinois Medicaid — Illinois Medicaid covers adult day services through the Community Care Program and HCBS waiver programs. Contact your local Medicaid office or call 1-800-MEDICARE for eligibility details.
Top Centers in Illinois
Elderday Center Inc
328 W. Wilson St., Batavia, 60510
All In 4 You Home Health Services, Inc.
315 Sherman St, Belleville, 62221
The Golden Years Adult Day Center Llc
7 N 44Th St, Belleville, 62226
Lindsey Adult Day Services, Inc.
609 W Washington St, Champaign, 61820
Lindsey Senior Solutions Llc
609 W Washington St, Champaign, 61820
Center For Seniors
5320 N. Kedzie Ave, Chicago, 60625
Holistic Community Outreach Center Inc.
8100 S Western Ave, Chicago, 60620
Japanese American Service Committee
5700 N Lincoln Ave, Chicago, 60659
Jubilee Adult Day Center Inc
1738 W 99Th St, Chicago, 60643
Medtec Healthcare & Private Duty, Llc
4834 N Sheridan Rd, Chicago, 60640
Renaissance Adult Day In Home Care Services, Inc
7920 S Greenwood Ave, Chicago, 60619
South-East Asia Center
5120 N Broadway St, Chicago, 60640
White Crane Wellness Center
1657 W Foster Ave, Chicago, 60640
Helping Hand Center
9649 W 55Th St, Countryside, 60525
Among Friends Adult Day Care Inc
13333 Cicero Ave, Crestwood, 60445
Community Adult Day Care
4501 Main St, Downers Grove, 60515
Love N Care Senior Center Llc
6400 Woodward Ave Ste A, Downers Grove, 60516
St. John'S Healing Community Board
1015B Century Dr, Edwardsville, 62025
Council For Jewish Elderly
1015 Howard St, Evanston, 60202
Ecumenical Support Services For The Elderly Esse Center
41 N Park Blvd, Glen Ellyn, 60137
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does Illinois's Community Care Program (CCP) cover adult day care services, and who is eligible?
Illinois's Community Care Program (CCP) can help cover the cost of adult day care services for individuals who are aged, blind, or disabled. Eligibility is based on income, assets, and functional need, and participants must be determined to require a level of care typically provided in a nursing home.
How do I start the application process for Illinois's Community Care Program (CCP)?
To apply for the Community Care Program (CCP) in Illinois, you can contact your local Family Community Resource Center (FCRC) or visit the Illinois Department of Human Services website. They will guide you through the application process and help determine your eligibility.
What should I bring or expect on my first visit to an adult day care center in Illinois?
On your first visit to an adult day care center in Illinois, it's helpful to bring any necessary medical information, a list of medications, and personal items like glasses or hearing aids. You can expect a welcoming environment with activities tailored to the needs and interests of participants.
What transportation services are available for adult day care centers in Illinois?
Many adult day care centers in Illinois offer transportation services to help participants get to and from the center. Some centers may provide their own vehicles, while others may partner with local transportation providers. It's best to check with individual centers about their specific transportation options.