ELDERCARE
ADULT DAY SERVICES PROGRAM
Monday-Friday 8:00 AM - 5:30 PM
1505 Morris Street
Waynesburg, PA 15370
724-852-2012
www.caswg.org
khoy@caswg.org
 
We offer a relaxed and familiar environment creating a “home of the heart” feeling for seniors that are in need of a structured day and for caregivers in need of respite services.
 
Eligibility
Our participants must be at least 60 years of age and/or have dementia related disease.
 
Philosophy & Program
Maximum autonomy & Freedom
Sensory & Social Stimulation
Promotes Individuality
Provides Continuity
Meaningful Activities
Maintain functional abilities and enhance quality of life.
Provides personal meaning, a sense of community, choices and fun.
 
Activities
Physical Exercise; Education; Validation Therapy; Group Discussion; Field Trips; Arts and Crafts; Personal Hygiene Skills; Blood Pressure Screenings; Functional Maintenance Programs; Pet Therapy
And much more!
 
Transportation
Families are encouraged to provide transportation to Eldercare. Greene County Transportation may be able to assist. We will attempt to help you find solutions.
 
Our Staff
Site Supervisor, LPN
Activities Coordinator
Aides
 
 
Families may visit Eldercare for a “FREE DAY” before enrolling.

What Adult Day Care Means to Us!
It means we can go to work every day and be productive.
It means not having to worry if the hired help will show up or not.
It means we don’t have to have people parading in and out of our house all day.
It means our dog can have a peaceful day also.
It means we know she is in good hands.
It means we don’t have to worry she will burn the house down, or ruin another coffee pot.
It means that there are people out there that are willing to help the average American trying to make it in today’s world.
It means she is getting a good meal every day.
It means she has people to talk to that are in the same condition as she.
It means she can continue living with us and doesn’t have to go to a nursing home yet.
It means we can have a day to ourselves once in a while and not feel bad.
-Submitted by an Eldercare Consumer’s Family-

Volunteers
Eldercare volunteers spend a rewarding day assisting consumers with general program functions such as:
Arts and Craft Projects
Daily Living Skills
Activities
Lunch
Exercise
If you are interested in becoming an Eldercare Volunteer please contact, Karen Hoy or Vicki Funk at 724-852-2012.

Donations are Always Appreciated at Eldercare
Items of Donation Needed:
Tea bags
Coffee
Hot Chocolate
Sugar
Sweet & Low
Butter
Peanut Butter
Jelly
Cookies
Crackers
Craft Items
Monetary Donation