Call: 855.88CCSEM (22736)
|
CCSEM’s Adult Day Services receives funding under Title III of the Older Americans Act from the Area Agency on Aging 1-B through the Michigan Aging and Adult Services Agency, in addition to client fees, and individual and corporate donations.
CCSEM’s Adult Day Center in Oakland County has offered services to seniors and their caregivers since 1983, the longest-running program of its kind in the county. CCSEM’s Adult Day Center in Macomb County has provided adult day services since 1984.
The Adult Day Centers provide loving care and supervised activities for adults who are isolated, forgetful, confused, or physically frail and in need of assistance during the day. Caregivers then receive the respite time they need to work, shop, or take a well-deserved break.
There are two convenient Adult Day Center locations in Oakland and Macomb counties, open Monday through Friday with extended hours available for working caregivers.
Wheelchair Accessible Transportation is available for both locations within a 15-mile radius.
CCSEM incorporates person-centered practices including individualized care for clients and making sure their interests are considered in daily activity planning.
Services include:
*Nursing and social work consultation services available upon request
Both Macomb and Oakland county locations participate as a Meals on Wheels Dining Senior Style Location!
Macomb County Location
23401 E. Jefferson
Clair Shores, MI 48080
(586) 412-8494 extension 4014
*Meal served: 12:30 pm
Oakland County Location
3300 S. Adams Rd
Auburn Hills, MI 48326
(248) 537-3300 extension 3803
*Meal served: 12:30 pm
*Please call ahead to ensure meal availability; 48 hours notice preferred
Eligibility for Meals on Wheels Lunch: You must be age 60 or older to participate. Spouses of those 60 and older can participate in the program, regardless of their age. Lunch is served on a “first come, first served” basis, Monday through Friday, unless otherwise noted. A $3.50 contribution is suggested for each meal. All donations go directly back into the program to help serve more seniors. Congregate meal sites are funded under the Federal Older Americans Act of 1965.