• Our adult day center is a dynamic environment filled with activities for seniors. It’s active and socially engaging. Our members find fellowship over shared meals. It’s a structured program for seniors needing a safe place to spend the day. 
• It’s led by skilled activity professionals who guide daily programming and by our nursing professionals who attend to health care needs. All understand the challenges of dementia, personal care, and helping with activities of daily living.
• Our caregivers find respite during the day and freedom to meet work and other family responsibilities.

Do any of the following situations sound familiar? 

• My parents have experienced a significant cognitive and physical decline during the pandemic.
• My mother has fallen a few times, but she still needs to get out of the house safely.
• Dad’s health or physical problems keep him from enjoying life.
• Mom’s becoming so isolated. She doesn’t get out much and rarely spends time with her friends.
• My wife is forgetting things more often.
• My husband needs extra help to regain abilities he lost because of a stroke.
• Dad doesn’t seem to be eating right or taking his medications properly.
• Mom used to be so particular about her appearance. Now she just doesn’t care anymore.
• My husband spends his days watching TV and napping. Then he doesn’t sleep well at night.
• We promised we’d always take care of each other, but it’s getting harder and harder.
• I worry about my mother when I’m at work and she is home alone.
• Caregiving is wearing me out, and I don’t know where to turn for help.

If any of these situations sound familiar, the Group One 20 Adult Day Center could be the perfect care solution for you and your family.

Families look for engagement for their loved ones, not just TV. Engagement is at the core of what we do. An experience at a Group One20 Adult Day Center includes: 

• Daily exercise
• Discussion of news and other current events
• Music and arts programming
• Excursions to the Botanical Garden, the museums, parks and many other locations.
• Fellowship over meals

• We work hard to build a team of excellent caregivers and associates. Many are qualified by earned state licenses and certifications, education, or extensive experience.
• This begins with the selection process, which includes a thorough interview, a negative drug screen, an FBI fingerprint criminal background check, negative COVID tests, and reference checks.
• Our associates complete regular training, including a thorough orientation, certification in First Aid and CPR, training in Alzheimer’s and other dementias, and an ongoing series of in-service programming.

Many of our members have significant healthcare challenges including mobility challenges, dementia, and diabetes. Our nursing staff can:

• Administer medications
• Assist with personal care needs
• Monitoring dietary requirements
• Provide watchful health oversight
• Train Associates in caregiving excellence

Our associates have extensive experience caring for seniors. Call us to discuss your individual circumstances.

• Most members pay privately for the day center. Some families join to provide for the care their parents and loved ones need.
• Long-Term Care Insurance: Most long-term care insurance policies will pay for home and adult day services. 
• Veterans: The Veterans Administration contracts directly with Skylark to provide adult day services to qualified veterans. 
• Medicaid: Georgia Medicaid waivers cover adult day and other long-term care services for qualified elderly and disabled persons. 
• Medicare and other health insurances do not cover the expenses of adult life, except for a very limited number of Medicare Advantage plans.
• Group One 20 has been navigating these financial options for years. We can help you explore your options.