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A participant at Page Robbins Adult Day Center paints in the Art Studio

DAY PROGRAM

Page Robbins provides unique and uplifting daytime care for adults with memory loss and the frail elderly. Our participants enjoy days filled with creative and age-appropriate activities in a safe environment. Each day is the Best Day Ever!

A participant and their caregiver enjoy Thanksgiving lunch at Page Robbins Adult Day Center.

CAREGIVER SUPPORT

Caregivers need support and education to provide the best care for their loved ones. Caregivers, we’re in your corner, and we are here to empower you. Join us for a support group, ask questions, and find resources at Page Robbins. All caregiver support services are free and open to the public.

A volunteer and a participant dance at Page Robbins Adult Day Center's Senior Prom.

GET INVOLVED

Page Robbins is a homegrown nonprofit. Your support keeps the cost of care affordable for families and provides much-needed caregiver support. Volunteer, donate, attend a fundraising event, or host a donation drive.

A Day at a Glance

35

clients
per day

5

activity
groups

11

hours
of care

$92

average
daily rate

CARE & SHARE

Positive Affirmations

Did you know November is National Family Caregivers Month? What does that mean? That means we want to take extra time this month to ensure you know that YOU ARE AMAZING!!! You are doing the most and you are making a difference daily. Carrie Aalberts, also known as Dementia Darling, said, “Caregiving is not a... Read more »

The Dignity of Choice

Would you like someone to tell you what to do all day, every day? What would it feel like to have your ability to choose taken away from you? “Time to get up!” But I’m tired. “Eat your breakfast.” But I don’t want eggs. My stomach hurts. “Take your medicine.” All of them? Why? What... Read more »

Dignity and Respect

Dignity is defined by Merriam-Webster as, “the quality or state of being worthy, honored or esteemed.”  Respect is defined as, “to consider worthy of high regard: esteem.” Every person is entitled to dignity and respect as a human. We want these things for ourselves. For those with memory impairment, the desire for dignity and respect... Read more »

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