Hope Springs Adult Day Care Center, Inc

Hope Springs Adult Day Care Center, Inc is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing day services for adults with disabilities, ages 18 and older. Their mission is to help families manage the challenges of caregiving while improving the quality of life for participants. The center offers a variety of social, educational, and life enrichment activities, including music, arts and crafts, discussions of current events and history, games, and puzzles. These activities are tailored to activate, motivate, and retrain participants to maximize their functional capacity. Goals are established for each participant and reviewed quarterly. Hope Springs is licensed by the Tennessee Department of Human Services for up to 15 participants daily. The center also serves as a resource for families by connecting them with local health and social services providers.

Hope Springs Adult Day Care Center provides a noon meal and morning and afternoon snacks that meet USDA Food and Nutrition Service standards. Activities are designed to engage participants in meaningful ways, including music, arts and crafts, discussions, games, and puzzles. The staff is dedicated to providing compassionate care in a safe and inclusive environment, with continuing education opportunities through MedBridge Educational platform. The center also offers a Caregiver Night Out program on the second Saturday of each month, providing respite for caregivers. A new location in Anderson County is scheduled to open in August 2025, offering the same programming as the Knoxville location.

Hope Springs Adult Day Care Center is located at 4036 Gap Rd, Knoxville, TN 37912, and is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 5:30 pm. The center is licensed for up to 15 participants daily. A new location in Anderson County is planned to open in August 2025 at 150 East Division Road, Oak Ridge, TN, with the same hours and services. Registration requires an intake assessment, and all staff undergo fingerprinting and background checks. The center accepts participants aged 18 and older with disabilities, and services are designed to meet individual needs through personalized care plans.