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Park Place Adult Day Services
is a supervised day program for dependent adults
providing daily activities and socialization.
Family members or caregivers can depend on nurturing care and
service while they are able to meet their own personal needs.
is a supervised day program for dependent adults
providing daily activities and socialization.
Family members or caregivers can depend on nurturing care and
service while they are able to meet their own personal needs.
A Message From Park Place Adult Day Services Executive Director, Karen Renner-Valley
I am reaching out to all of you in our Wisconsin Wood County Community during this extremely vulnerable time of the coronavirus pandemic in our country.
Please note that our outside Therapy volunteers at Park Place have temporarily stopped scheduling visits since the week of March 9, 2020 ( Pet, Music, Art, Exercise, and Reading). Dedicated staff members, however, continue to provide activities that are safe, yet mind and body stimulating to those who come for the day. Our monthly Community Outings and a Memory Café we sponsor within the Centralia Center have been cancelled for the April events. We will not resume those activities until further notice.
All our clients receive an illness policy in their enrollment packet. It is one we have had in place since the start of our operation in 1985. We have asked each of our present attendees and home caregivers to review and sign these guidelines to ensure that all the information contained in the policy is understood by all. Anyone coming in now, staff or participant alike, have their temperatures taken and are assessed for cough, shortness of breath, any adverse condition, by myself, a Registered Nurse (RN). This information is documented on record before they enter our environment. Staff, participants and their caregivers have been given the option to work or attend, based on their comfort level to be out in the community at this time. We continue to follow the DHS and CDC websites as well as governor emails daily.
Please rest assured that we are doing everything we can to ensure a safe environment for you and your loved ones. I am proud of the work we are doing for this community and my diligent staff who work tirelessly to ensure the well-being of our clientele.
Thank you for your support. Let us pray that we can all be back together again soon.
I am reaching out to all of you in our Wisconsin Wood County Community during this extremely vulnerable time of the coronavirus pandemic in our country.
Please note that our outside Therapy volunteers at Park Place have temporarily stopped scheduling visits since the week of March 9, 2020 ( Pet, Music, Art, Exercise, and Reading). Dedicated staff members, however, continue to provide activities that are safe, yet mind and body stimulating to those who come for the day. Our monthly Community Outings and a Memory Café we sponsor within the Centralia Center have been cancelled for the April events. We will not resume those activities until further notice.
All our clients receive an illness policy in their enrollment packet. It is one we have had in place since the start of our operation in 1985. We have asked each of our present attendees and home caregivers to review and sign these guidelines to ensure that all the information contained in the policy is understood by all. Anyone coming in now, staff or participant alike, have their temperatures taken and are assessed for cough, shortness of breath, any adverse condition, by myself, a Registered Nurse (RN). This information is documented on record before they enter our environment. Staff, participants and their caregivers have been given the option to work or attend, based on their comfort level to be out in the community at this time. We continue to follow the DHS and CDC websites as well as governor emails daily.
Please rest assured that we are doing everything we can to ensure a safe environment for you and your loved ones. I am proud of the work we are doing for this community and my diligent staff who work tirelessly to ensure the well-being of our clientele.
Thank you for your support. Let us pray that we can all be back together again soon.
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF ADULT DAY SERVICES?
FOR THE PARTICIPANT: To maintain the maximum level of independence and function.
To provide socialization and mental and physical stimulation.
FOR THE CAREGIVER: Park Place provides the caregivers respite so they may work, socialize, and generally take care of individual needs to maintain their own optimal mental and physical health.
FOR THE PARTICIPANT: To maintain the maximum level of independence and function.
To provide socialization and mental and physical stimulation.
FOR THE CAREGIVER: Park Place provides the caregivers respite so they may work, socialize, and generally take care of individual needs to maintain their own optimal mental and physical health.
GOALS SUPPORT PERSONAL INTERESTS
Park Place develops "Person Centered" care-plans with participants and their
caregivers. They are updated twice a year. The careplan responds to
personal interests and needs. Staff help every participant achieve five core goals:
- I am in a safe, non-threatening and protected environment.
- I have meaningful friendships.
-I experience hope because my life is valued and supported.
- I am accepted and understood as an individual.
- I am involved in my community.
GOALS SUPPORT PERSONAL INTERESTS
Park Place develops "Person Centered" care-plans with participants and their
caregivers. They are updated twice a year. The careplan responds to
personal interests and needs. Staff help every participant achieve five core goals:
- I am in a safe, non-threatening and protected environment.
- I have meaningful friendships.
-I experience hope because my life is valued and supported.
- I am accepted and understood as an individual.
- I am involved in my community.
For additional information about our programs, or if you would like to tour our
facility, e-mail
kay.valley@solarus.net , or
call:
715-422-2795
www.ppads.org
facility, e-mail
kay.valley@solarus.net , or
call:
715-422-2795
www.ppads.org