Active Day of Randallstown

Active Day of Randallstown is an adult day health center at 9637 Liberty Rd Ste K in Randallstown, Maryland and it has room for up to 118 people during the day, where adults 18 and older can get care and support in a safe, home-like setting so they can keep living at home and stay part of their communities, because some folks need help with daily needs or have medical conditions like Alzheimer's, heart disease, diabetes, stroke, Parkinson's, or other challenges with their bodies or minds and in this place, a team of professionals and trained nurses help by giving medical supervision, care assessments, medication management, and escorts as needed, plus meals that fit people's diets, while also offering occupational, speech, and physical therapies, so people can keep moving and stay connected to others. The day program runs Monday through Friday from 8:30 in the morning until 5:00 in the evening, and it's got all sorts of planned activities, group discussions, and therapeutic programs to keep minds and bodies active, which really matters when you're facing chronic illness or just need some extra help, and there's social workers there offering case management and helping with personal care or social needs, and they've even got employment services to help adults find work in the county if that's something they want. The staff makes sure everyone eats a meal that fits their needs and has both medical and non-medical supervision throughout the day, so families know their loved ones are safe and looked after, and if getting there is an issue, the Active Day team provides door-to-door transportation with their own friendly employees who'll help get people to and from the center or medical appointments. Folks who go to Active Day of Randallstown say it feels comfortable and familiar, and the environment's modern, clean, and designed to make it easier for people living with things like COPD, seizures, or developmental disabilities to join in structured activities, visit with friends, and stay mentally and physically engaged, and the center, run by Director Yadira Vanderlouw, has a long history and reputation for integrity under the Maryland Association of Adult Day Services, always sticking to the goal of making life better for seniors and adults with disabilities, without pretending that every day is perfect, but working hard to offer steady care and support.