My Second Home (Mt. Kisco)

My Second Home (Mt. Kisco) sits at 95 Radio Circle Drive and has been around since 1998 as a non-profit adult day care that helps seniors, including folks with Alzheimer's or dementia, by giving them a safe, supervised place to spend the day, and it does this with secure entry and exit points, round-the-clock supervision, and trained memory care staff who help with daily needs like meals, medication, and personal care, and they even offer respite care to give family caregivers a break. The facility's unique because it's got the JEWEL Program that connects seniors with children from The Mt. Kisco Child Care Center for shared activities like stories, music, gardening, and art, which really builds connections across generations, and they offer other activities like yoga, stretching, and celebration of special occasions. Seniors have the choice between private or semi-private living arrangements, and folks there can enjoy secure outdoor areas for some fresh air when they want it. They also help with transportation, so everyone can get where they need to go, and the nutrition program, Feed Me Fresh, serves up healthy meals and snacks. The staff really seem to know what they're doing, with background in geriatric care and lots of experience handling memory loss and dementia. The center gives information and resources about different senior housing options and services, like independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, companion care, and memory care, helping families find what's right for them, and the place's got adult day care services where seniors join others for social activities during the day before heading home. There's a strong focus on wellness, so seniors have home safety features like walk-in tubs, medication dispensers, and medical alert systems from providers like Bay Alarm Medical, Medical Guardian, and ADT Medical Alert, plus if anyone needs help with hearing aids or cell phones, they have some resources about that too, including plans made for seniors. The location's pretty practical, with a nearby hospital for emergencies, several pharmacies and doctors, a place of worship, and a handful of restaurants close by, so folks have what they need around the corner. The whole place is licensed by New York state, carries out both in-person and online events, and seems to really care about helping seniors stay active and connected, supporting them so they can keep living at home as long as possible, all while making sure family caregivers get support and time to recharge. The facility gives people information about communities and reviews and has staff that help families sort through senior living options, so everyone gets guidance throughout the process.