Our Adult Day Services program in Southwest Portland offers seniors a safe, engaging, and supportive place to spend the day while giving family caregivers peace of mind. Designed for older adults who live at home but benefit from daytime connection, activities, and care, our program blends professional support with a vibrant community atmosphere.
Enjoy tailored activities, flexible one-to-five-day scheduling, and coordinated care with our other services.
On our welcoming Southwest Portland campus, our Adult Day Program offers older adults a safe and engaging place for friendship, activities, and compassionate support, grounded in Jewish values of love, honor, and respect.
Our Adult Day Services program in Portland provides seniors with socialization, mental stimulation, and fun in a safe, welcoming environment. With a high staff-to-participant ratio, we ensure each person receives attentive, personalized support throughout the day. This program is ideal for older adults who:
Live with family and would benefit from regular social engagement
Are living with dementia and need specialized cognitive activities
Enjoy spending the day with peers in a secure, supportive setting
Participants in our Adult Day Center enjoy a wide variety of enriching activities designed to support cognitive health, physical well-being, and emotional connection:
Crossword puzzles, trivia, and brain games
Group storytelling, discussions, and reminiscence activities
Daily exercise classes to support mobility and balance
Music, singing, drumming, and rhythm-based fun
Arts and crafts projects for creativity and self-expression
Indoor games like balloon volleyball, basketball, and Nerf baseball
Nutritious lunch and two daily snacks
Cedar Sinai Park’s Adult Day Services are designed for older adults living at home who benefit from daytime connection, structured activities, and attentive support—including those with dementia or cognitive changes.
We offer a secure setting, a high staff-to-participant ratio, and tailored cognitive and social engagement, so participants stay safe, stimulated, and connected while families get reliable respite. Typical adult day programs support dementia care needs with socialization, supervision, meals, and optional transportation, aligning with national guidance.
Participants can attend one to five days per week between 8:30 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., Monday–Friday, enjoying small-group brain games, reminiscence and discussion, music and movement, daily exercise, creative arts, indoor games, plus lunch and two snacks.
This mix supports cognition, mood, and mobility while maintaining routines and social ties.
Caregivers gain consistent daytime respite to work, rest, or manage errands—an evidence-supported benefit of adult day programs.
We support flexible participation and accept private pay, Medicaid, certain local grants, and some long-term care insurance. Our team helps families understand coverage and options and can coordinate seamless transitions with Rose Schnitzer Manor Assisted Living or Skilled Nursing on the same campus if needs evolve, preserving continuity of caregivers and community.
For additional statewide guidance on programs and eligibility, Oregon’s ADRC is a helpful resource for families comparing options.
