Grace Adult Day Health Care

Grace Adult Day Health Care Center is a licensed facility by the California Department of Public Health, offering a comprehensive day health care program. It combines medical, social, and therapy services for adults who face challenges in functioning independently at home. The center provides a structured environment with nursing care, balanced meals, and transportation, alongside restorative therapies such as physical, occupational, and speech therapies. Participants engage in therapeutic recreational and social activities designed to promote a healthy, independent lifestyle. The program is especially beneficial for those with Alzheimer's, dementia, and other sensitive health conditions, offering a warm, caring, and secure environment.

Grace Adult Day Health Care offers a wide range of services tailored to meet the needs of its participants. These include nursing care, balanced meals (breakfast, snack, and lunch), and transportation services. The center specializes in memory care and provides therapeutic recreational activities such as exercises, English classes, music, and dance. Restorative therapies, including physical, occupational, and speech therapies, are available to support participants' health and well-being. Social services are also provided to assist participants and their families. The center is an approved Community Based Adult Services (CBAS) provider, ensuring high-quality care and support for the elderly.

Grace Adult Day Health Care is located at 3010 Olcott St, Santa Clara, CA 95054. The center accepts Medi-Cal, Managed Health Plan, VA, or LTC Insurances, with a sliding scale fee for participants who are not covered by Medi-Cal (private pay). Transportation services are provided, including bus pick-up within a specific range or VTA pick-up reimbursement. The center operates from 7:30 AM to 2:30 PM. For more information regarding enrollment and payment options, contact the center's social worker. The center is committed to providing equal opportunity services, adhering to USDA and California Department of Education’s Nutrition Services Division guidelines.