Wellspring

In This Issue

• From the Desk of the CEO
• Friday Night Dinners: Food for the Soul Church Outreach Allows Physical Therapist to Nourish the Needy
• Neonatal Resuscitation: Saving Babies Around the World, One Breath at a Time
• Around the World, Two Nurse Practitioners Are Welcomed With Open Arms
• ER Nurse Volunteers in Bolivia
• Racing to Help
• Cardiac Cath Lab Makes History With First Laser Treatments
• Sentenced to Serve, Financial Counselor Becomes Safequest’s Volunteer of the Year
• In Grief, Two Mothers Reach Out to Others
• Children’s Network Leader Helps Families in Need
• Twenty Years with Mark’s Learning Center
• RN Rolls Up Her Sleeves in Nicaragua
• Siblings Support a Medical Clinic in India
• Social Worker Volunteers at Oncology Camp
• Mentor Mom: Passing on Parental Knowledge
• Family Bonds: Fund-raising for Muscular Dystrophy
• Clearing the Air for Kids: Coalition Teaches Families About Asthma
• Fancy Food Show Feeds Solano’s Hungry
• Family Finds Strength Working, Praying Together
• Chief Nursing Officer Takes Her Caring Touch to Kenya
• Classical Music, Close to Home
• Engaging Minds: Certified Activity Director Aids Solano’s Memory-Impaired
• NorthBay Adult Day Center – A Needed Service
• Great Wonders, Great Jubilee: Bill Seiden, Solano Wine & Food Jubilee volunteer
• Guild’s New Leader
• Welcome New Physician
• HERO Fund: Employees Help Patients in Need
• Cancer Survivors Day ‘Celebration of Life’ is June 7
• Golden Honors
• NorthBay Center for Primary Care Now Offers After-Hours Urgent Care
• NorthBay Hospice Makes a Vacaville Man's Dream Come True
• Community Support Strong for 2009 Jubilee
• A Life of Service

NorthBay Adult Day Center – A Needed Service

May 18, 2009 · No Comments

The NorthBay Adult Day Center, located on the VacaValley Hospital campus in Vacaville, offers family members a caring, safe and structured environment for loved ones who are suffering from Alzheimer’s Disease or dementia. Participants can spend half-, full- or extended days under the supervision of trained staff and volunteers.

“Our program here is a social program; it offers mentally challenging activities, as well as activities that are meaningful and engaging, and promote physical mobility,” says Sandy Perez, program manager.

Participants are encouraged to take part in such group activities as music, arts and crafts, baking and gardening, as well as current event discussions and opportunities to reminisce. Two meals and two snacks are served at the center each day, which is open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday.

For more information about the NorthBay Adult Day Center, contact Perez at (707) 624-7970.

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