This year, Nevada Adult Day Healthcare Centers will participate in the Second Annual Champions Beyond the Ring Fundraising Event “Boxers vs. Bosses.” Join us on Saturday, June 18, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Red Rock Casino Pavilion Ballroom to see four healthcare executives and leaders get into the boxing ring with two…
Are you a senior caregiver for an elderly family member? If so, you may find yourself hesitant to place them in a permanent home, such as assisted living. The senior population continues to expand in Las Vegas and searching for affordable senior care while you’re at work may seem daunting. At Nevada Adult Day Healthcare…
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) will be celebrating its 26th anniversary on July 26, 2016. Although 26 years may seem like a long time, the ADA still has a long road ahead of fighting for disabled person’s rights across the country and around the world. The goal of the ADA is to improve the…
At Nevada Adult Day Healthcare Centers, we focus on stimulating, rehabilitating and socializing our adult care participants, and one way we do so is through our Annex Program. A classroom for intellectually disabled adults aged 18 and over, the Annex Program allows clients to learn and fully participate in activities like singing, dancing, games, and…
Meet Josephine. She joined Nevada Adult Day Healthcare Centers after a stroke. This is her story. “In 2005, I had a stroke that left me paralyzed. When I came home from the hospital, I got very depressed. My daughter said, ‘We’ve got to find you something to do.’ We began to check out adult daycares.…
Nevada Adult Day Healthcare Centers (NADHC) provides clients with several adult care services to match the needs of every individual. If your loved one requires daily assisted care, we provide for disabled adults aged 18 and older, as well as seniors wanting a place to go during the day, socialize and stay active. We accept…
Older age and disability can affect how active and social a person is. For disabled adults and seniors with dementia, social and recreational activity is not always easy. The more mobility is limited; the more activity is limited. But, social activity is an important aspect of maintaining independence and a healthy quality of life. Mobility,…
As our loved ones grow older, it can be difficult to decide what level of care is best and most affordable. For some families, the choice is clear. For others, research is needed to figure out what the best course of action is for our aging loved ones. The following information will talk about the…
No matter the age, everyone wants to feel independent. Independence helps to maintain the quality of life in elderly and disabled adults. As we grow older, many senior citizens are able to keep their independence for a long time while other seniors struggle with maintaining basic independent skills. The following are some tips to remember…
This week we continue our last post about the 10 warning signs of Alzheimer’s Disease. The month of November is Alzheimer’s Disease and Caregiver’s Awareness Month. At Nevada Adult Day Healthcare, we care about providing the best adult care possible for our patients, particularly those with Alzheimer’s Disease. Here’s five more signs that you’re loved…
