Adult Daycare

The adult daycare program is offered by the Fulton County Department of Senior Services to serve the needs of seniors who are 55-years-old and older who may have physical and/or cognitive limitations.

The Fulton County Adult Day Health Programs has implemented the Integrative Memory Enhancement Program (IMEP) acquired through the St. Johns County Council on Aging, Inc.   The program is a structured, evidence-based program for seniors with early memory loss or suspected memory changes or impairments. Through a comprehensive series of activities, education and exercise the program stimulates and activates diverse mental functions. The IMEP focuses on addressing the mind/body connection of each individual. This is based on the scientific principle that the mind and emotions affect physical health and vice versa.  ~Sanchez, Michelle ©2015, St. Johns County Council on Aging, Inc.~  https://www.coasjc.org/imepsjc/
The IMEP program is available to registered participants who attend programming on site in the adult day program.


The program operates at four senior center locations from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. There are no weekend hours.

Services We Provide

Participants receive social, physical and cognitive stimulating activities as well as nutritious meals and snacks. Memory programming, recreational outings and health services monitoring is provided.

• Nutrition services, including education and counseling are provided for participants and caregivers, when appropriate.
• Assistance and supervision (including the use of visual cues with persons with dementia) as needed with activities of daily living, such as walking, toileting and eating.
• Exercise or physical activities is provided to each participant based on their functional status and physician prescription.
• Caregiver education and support services are available for all participants’ family members.
• The adult day programs are licensed through the Georgia Department of Community Health (DCH).
• Medicaid Waiver clients through the Community Care Service Program (CCSP) and the Service Options Using Resources in a Community Environment (SOURCE) through the Georgia Department of Community Health (DCH) are accepted.