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C
cvelazquez2019
Asked April 2019
I'm in need of an adult day care in my area where I can take Mom at least twice a week. Any recommendations?
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JoAnn29
Apr 2019
I know this is archaic, but did you try ur phone book in the yellow pages?
Look under "daycare" or "adult daycare".
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Katiekate
Apr 2019
Check with any assisted living in your area, they often have day care too
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gladimhere
Apr 2019
Call the Area Agency on Aging, they know all things elderly.
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Look under "daycare" or "adult daycare".
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