Bay Aging manages an Adult Day Center in Gloucester to provide people with needed care, socialization and supervision in a community setting, as well as bring caregivers much needed respite from the demanding responsibilities of providing 24-hour care.
Transportation is available for day care participants.
Bay Aging offers Adult Day services located in Gloucester County on Fiddler’s Green Road. Our center is open Monday-Friday from 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. We offer excellent care for your loved one.
The staff at our center provides supervision, assistance/supports with ADLs/IADLs, recreational therapies, activities, outings, gardening, crafts, exercises and visits from our community members in a safe, secure and loving environment. All direct staff are CNAs and Medication Aides.
Transportation can be arranged through Bay Transit for those who are able to ride the bus independently. If you, or your loved one, are in need of respite care, please reach out to us to schedule a tour.
If you currently have Medicaid and are enrolled CCC+, Medicaid will pay for the daily costs. If you are a veteran and are established with a PCP at the VA, you may qualify for your care paid for by the VA.
Many of our participants pay privately for services which are $70 for a full day and $40 for a half day (4 hours or under). The cost of the program also includes a homecooked breakfast and lunch along with daily snacks.
Participants can schedule to attend 5 days per week, or as little as one day per week, whatever suits the needs best. In order to qualify for services, you must have a medical necessity to include Dementia, Alzheimer’s, Cognitive Decline, or a Development Disability. We proudly serve all individuals in our community from ages 18 and up.
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Chantag Basey has been providing home care services to Bay Aging clients for over 20 years. “Without Bay Aging,” she said, “many of the people I serve would probably have to live in nursing homes.”
Bay Aging’s mission is to help people of all ages live independently in their own homes and communities for as long as possible. And you can become part of that mission.