The 10 Best Adult Day Care Facilities in Will County, IL

Among Friends Adult Day Care is clean and neat. It's kind of a small place and the outside appearance is very good with a few trees. They have arts and crafts. The person who gave us the tour was nice. They do exercises and games....

My Mom attends Elderday Center five days a week while we are at work and school. She loves them, and they love her! My Mom would not be able to live with us without this wonderful place for her to spend her days. I truly feel like they have her be...

Oak Park Arms is independent living, but they also have an in-house office that offers assisted living functions. It has like an ala carte add-on of assisted living. We would have chosen that one, but it was just a little bit outside of my mother-in-...

I would give Active Day of Homewood a good rating. It's a senior daycare program where you can take your loved ones and they stay there for the entire day. They have activities and therapists on-site. I was very impressed. The staff was very professi...

Dad goes to Accolade, which is a great facility. They were very engaging with the people, and they were very active. The first day I went there, they had them doing chair exercises, listening to music, and they were even dancing. It was really rejuve...

Daytime care, in a group setting, for any adult with mental and/or physical challenges. An Intake Appointment and examination by a physician are required prior to attendance. There is a fee for service. Transportation can be arranged for an additional fee. Serving Naperville and surrounding communities since 1983.

Simply Vedic is a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the quality of life of the youth, elderly, and disabled of Naperville and adjoining communities, using ancient Vedic principles. To achieve our mission, we are building a comprehensive social support system for vulnerable groups, strengthening families and their awareness of healthcare and education systems, and advocating for a stronger and self-reliant community by: Better integration, reduced stress, more active life style, improved health and nutrition of frail, senior, and disabled citizens Engaging youth in productive activities, civic commitment, violence prevention, and education on topics such as stress management, leadership skills, obesity, healthy living etc. Fostering cultural diversity through art fairs, cultural events and festivals The tenets of the Vedic way are based on non- denominational principles prescribed in the Vedas "“ ancient texts originating in India. The essence of the Vedic principles applied to modern day life is 'simple living and high thinking'. Simply Vedic is based on the eternal Vedic principles of compassion, generosity, ahimsa (non-injury), and oneness with nature. These principles translate into our programs to support the needy, strengthen families, and provide access to health, education, and wholesome food.

"TARGETED POPULATION: Asian û Chinese, Korean, Indian, Pakistani, Vietnamese, Japanese, Filipino"