Your loved one will enjoy many activities at our home-like centers while being cared for by our professional staff. Our clients make new friends and exercise their minds and bodies each day. Clients also enjoy a nutritious breakfast, lunch, and afternoon snack.

 

Our staff make your loved one’s dignity and comfort their top priorities. Our nurses also work with your family and your loved one’s doctors to:

 

• Manage their medications

• Monitor any health conditions

• Coordinate health services

• Provide regular physical assessments and dietary counseling

                                                                                                                                                                                                            

We offer a range of services in our centers to help our clients look and feel their best. These include:

 

• Podiatry

• Salon services

• Bathing assistance

• Physical, occupational, and speech therapy

 

We are open during the day Monday through Friday and will work to accommodate your schedule. Clients can attend our programs on a regular or occasional basis.  Half-days are also available.

 

Please email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or call 724-266-9626 (Ambridge) or 412-264-0104 (Moon Township) for more information or to schedule a tour.

 

A.  Valley Care Association, a non-profit organization serving seniors, operates both the Ambridge and Moon Township adult day services centers.

A.  Our Ambridge program has been in operation since 1982. We built our own adult day services center in Ambridge in 2001.  Our Moon Township center has been open since 2009 in a custom-designed facility.

A.  Yes, we are fully accredited by the Pennsylvania Department of Aging.  Our centers are also routinely monitored by the Beaver and Allegheny County Area Agencies on Aging.  We are proud to say that both of our centers received exceptional reviews in 2010.

A.  Our centers are open Monday through Friday.  We will work to accommodate your family’s schedules.

A.  We do not provide transportation to and from our centers.  Many of our clients take the DART (Beaver County) or ACCESS (Allegheny County) shared ride system operated by the county transit authorities.  To learn more about these programs, contact:

DART (Beaver County residents) - (724) 375-2895 or (724) 728-4200

ACCESS (Allegheny County residents) - (412) 562-5353

A.  We offer a variety of services to help our clients look and feel their best.  Clients enjoy nutritious breakfasts, lunches, and snacks at the centers. Our clients also enjoy a variety of activities, including:

Our nurses will:

We also offer:

A.  Our current pricing is:

Many of our clients qualify for financial assistance through the county Area Agencies on Aging. This funding may pay for all or part of your loved one’s tuition at our centers.

We also have a limited number of scholarships through the Elizabeth G. Moore Fund to provide temporary assistance to families in immediate need of our services.

We invite you to call us to talk further about your family’s needs.

A.  Yes, there are several financial assistance opportunities available to those who qualify. The Pennsylvania Department of Aging Waiver and OPTIONS programs may provide financial support for your loved one to attend our adult day services program if they meet the eligibility requirements. To learn more or to see if your loved one qualifies, contact:

Beaver County Office on Aging  – 724-847-2262 or 1-888-548-2262

Allegheny County Area Agency on Aging – 412-350-5460 or 1-800-344-4319

Valley Care Association also offers the Elizabeth G. Moore Fund, which provides temporary scholarships to families in immediate need of our adult day services program. To learn more, contact either our Ambridge center (724-266-9626) or our Moon Township center (412-264-0104).

A.  Yes, we specialize in supporting older adults with memory loss and have extensive experience offering engaging programs for clients coping with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia. We are fully accessible and accommodate people with a range of mobility.  We also offer incontinence care.

A.  Yes. We have a full time nurse at each of our centers who handles all of the medical needs of our clients. All of our support staff are trained program aides and complete 16 hours of appropriate first aid, safety, and educational trainings each year.

A.  We have a 1:5 staff to client ratio, which is in compliance with state regulations.