FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs)
What is adult day care?
An adult day care program provides a safe place for adults to socialize and build meaningful relationships. Our coordinated program offers our members therapeutic, mind stimulating, fun and engaging activities.
How much does Uplift 100 Adult Day Care cost?
Application/Enrollment Fee: $50.00
Daily Rate Level 1 (based on assessment): $100.00
Daily Rate Level 2 (based on assessment): $125.00
Daily Rate Level 3 (based on assessment): $150.00
What methods of payment do you accept?
We accept cash, check, debit and credit card payment.
Please note there is a 2.5% fee for all credit/debit card payments.
Do you accept Medicare/Medicaid?
Medicare does not cover adult day care programs.
We do not accept Medicaid at this time.
Does insurance cover the cost of day services?
Some long-term care insurance policies may cover the cost of an adult day care. You can call your insurance provider to see if this service is offered to you.
What are the hours of operation?
Monday through Friday from 7:30am – 6:30pm.
Members may attend any time during hours of operation.
Example: 9am-5pm, 11am – 6pm
Are you open weekends?
Uplift 100 is open one weekend a month for current full-time members.
The hours of operation are:
Saturday: 9am-5pm
Sunday: 12pm-5pm
How often does my family member have to attend?
No minimum is required at Uplift 100. We are flexible and here to listen to our families and members to best accommodate their needs. It is recommended that when a member begins our program, they attend at least two to three times a week to fully benefit from our program and adjust to their new routine.
What if my family member does not want to come to the center?
Adults with dementia are usually reluctant the first few times as memory loss tends to cause fear and uncertainty with new situations. We can work closely with families to find creative solutions to persuade a loved one to attend the center.
What types of activities do you offer?
Our program consist of a variety of activities and social opportunities including exercise, arts and crafts, trivia and live music.
What if my family member does not want to participate in activities?
We respect our members’ rights and freedom to choose regardless of their dementia and understand that group activities are not for everyone. Some members are more interested in helping with activities or doing other “jobs” where they can feel valued and helpful. We have books and puzzles readily available, in addition our comprehensive activity assessment helps us learn about what they are interested in.
Is there someone at the center that can administer medications?
Yes, we have a nurse on site each day that works with families to monitor and coordinate care.
What are the qualifications of the staff?
Our staff members are carefully screened and selected, and a criminal background check completed before employment. Staff is specifically trained on best practices for dementia care, including skills and techniques for anxiety, agitation or anger.
All staff are certified in CPR/first aid.
What COVID-19 protocols do you follow?
Along with screening all members and staff, we disinfect and wipe all common places throughout the day.
Is there a place to isolate someone if they get sick while at the center?
Yes, members can be isolated should they become ill until family or paramedics arrive.
Are meals included in the daily fee?
Yes. A hot lunch is served daily, as well as snacks throughout the day.
Can you accommodate special diets?
Yes, special diets and allergies can be accommodated.
Can my family member take a nap?
Yes. Our center has a room set up to allow members time to rest or take a nap.
Does the center provide transportation?
No, Uplift 100 does not offer transportation. We can provide resources regarding transportation options. Please contact our office if you need more information.
Do you offer drop-in services?
Current members can utilize a drop-off service for an additional fee. Please contact our office for more information.
Do you offer half-day services?
Members are welcome to attend as little as possible, however the daily rate is the same.
What is the staff to client ratio?
Uplift 100 maintains a 1:8 ratio.
Is there a plan for emergencies?
Yes. The center’s written emergency plan addresses situations such as fire, failure of heating or cooling, power outages and tornadoes.
Does my family member have to have a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s or Dementia?
No. Our members do not have to have a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s or Dementia. Our programs and activities can be modified to accommodate many cognitive level. Members with Parkinson’s, mild cognitive impairment and other older adults do benefit from our programs since they focus on both cognitive and physical wellness.
Can I volunteer at Uplift 100?
Yes. Students and employees from other organizations often volunteer at Uplift 100 to earn community service hours. Those needing to do community service for violations or other purposes might need to contact another organization. If you want to give back to our senior community or need volunteer hours for school, you can contact our office for a volunteer application.
What is the process if I am interested in touring/enrolling my loved-one?