Adult Day Care Locator
Adult Day Care Centers in Maryland
Browse 132 centers across 46 cities
Find senior day care and adult day programs for older adults across Maryland.
Maryland offers a warm and welcoming environment for those seeking high-quality adult day care services, with 132 centers spread across 46 cities. Families in Baltimore can choose from 40 centers, while Owings Mills has 12 and Gaithersburg offers 7 options. These facilities provide a range of supportive services to enhance the well-being and independence of seniors and adults with disabilities. Maryland's Community First Choice and HCBS waiver programs help ensure that these essential services are accessible and affordable for those who qualify, offering financial assistance to cover costs and support care needs. Whether it’s social engagement, medical care, or personalized activities, Maryland’s adult day care centers are dedicated to providing a safe and nurturing environment where individuals can thrive and enjoy a fulfilling daily routine.
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Medicaid & Financial Assistance in Maryland
Maryland Medicaid — Maryland Medicaid covers adult day care through its Community Options and Community Personal Assistance programs. Contact your local Medicaid office or call 1-800-MEDICARE for eligibility details.
Top Centers in Maryland
A Providence Medical Adult Day Care Inc
800 S Caton Ave, Baltimore, 21229
Aaa Management, Llc
1821 N Smallwood St, Baltimore, 21216
Active Day Md, Inc.
1430 Joh Ave Ste A, Baltimore, 21227
Adult Medical Daycare Of Homeland
5800 Belair Rd, Baltimore, 21206
Advance Adult Day Care L.L.C.
6255 Kenwood Ave, Baltimore, 21237
Alice Manor Adult Daycare
6401 Dogwood Rd Ste 101, Baltimore, 21207
Another Caring Hand Medical Adult Day Care, Inc.
606 Hammonds Ln, Baltimore, 21225
Baltimore Adult Medical Day Care
1109 Ingleside Ave, Baltimore, 21207
Baltimore Adult Medical Day Center, Llc
800 S Caton Ave, Baltimore, 21229
Caring Hands Amdc Of Greater Baltimore, Inc
1001 W Pratt St, Baltimore, 21223
Coth Care Llc
1821 N Smallwood St, Baltimore, 21216
Easter Seals Serving Dc/Md/ Va, Inc.
7138 Windsor Blvd, Baltimore, 21244
Empowering Minds Amdc, Llc
1800 North Charles Street, Suite #600, Baltimore, 21201
Empowering Minds Resource Center
1800 N Charles St Fl 6, Baltimore, 21201
Friendship Care Inc.
6255 Kenwood Ave, Baltimore, 21237
Galilee Adult Daycare Center
5011 Arbutus Ave, Baltimore, 21215
Golden Pond Adult Day Program, Inc.
4825 Frankford Ave, Baltimore, 21206
Goldie'S Adult Medical Daycare Inc.
4328 Ritchie Hwy, Baltimore, 21225
Hands Full Of Love Adult Medical Day Care Center
5610 Harford Rd Ste A, Baltimore, 21214
Happy Days Adult Day Care
5146 Park Heights Ave, Baltimore, 21215
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does Maryland's Medicaid program cover adult day care, and who is eligible?
Maryland's Medicaid program, including the Community First Choice and HCBS waiver programs, covers adult day care services for individuals who meet certain income and functional eligibility criteria. Eligibility is determined based on factors such as age, disability, and financial need.
How do I start the application process for Maryland's Medicaid program to cover adult day care?
To start the application process for Maryland's Medicaid program, you can apply online through the Maryland Health Connection or by visiting a local Department of Social Services office. You will need to provide personal information and documentation to verify your eligibility.
What should I bring or expect on my first visit to an adult day care center in Maryland?
On your first visit to an adult day care center in Maryland, you should bring any necessary medical records, a list of medications, and personal items such as glasses or hearing aids. Expect a warm welcome and an orientation to the center's activities and services.
What transportation services are available for adult day care centers in Maryland?
Many adult day care centers in Maryland offer transportation services to help clients get to and from the facility. Some centers may provide their own vehicles, while others may partner with local transportation providers. It's best to check with the specific center for details on their transportation options.