Adult Day Services is temporarily closed for the health and welfare of our clients due to recommendations as a result of COVID-19
We are able to continue to provide transportation service to Clearwater County residents, 60 and over, for medical appointments or to get groceries.
Our licensed adult day services program offers a loving and encouraging home-like atmosphere to promote dignity, self-worth, and supported living while delaying more expensive care. We are staffed with professional, trained, and nurturing individuals who have a heart for clients and caregivers. Our facility provides year-around access to art studios and a gym, as well as our seasonal garden center with a community garden and walkways. The coffee is always on and lunch & snacks are provided. We are prepared to meet the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of our clients and their families.
Respite for caregivers ~ Socialization ~ Improved overall wellness ~ Exercise
~ Fun & uplifting activities ~ Art therapy ~ Friendship ~ Peer support
Come and visit for the day to see if we are a good fit for YOUR loved one!
226, Elm St., Gonvick, MN 218 487-5290, Ext. 1
Respite for caregivers ~ Socialization ~ Improved overall wellness ~ Exercise
~ Fun & uplifting activities ~ Art therapy ~ Friendship ~ Peer support
Come and visit for the day to see if we are a good fit for YOUR loved one!
226, Elm St., Gonvick, MN 218 487-5290, Ext. 1
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Putting yourself between a vulnerable loved one and disaster is no easy task. It is hard to think clearly sometimes while amidst a seemingly relentless crisis. It takes humility to recognize that God cares and to let others help you. My message to caregivers is that you should not be too proud to seek help. (At our house, the caregiver is my wife, Kelly. - caregiver.com)
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"As a caregiver it is important that we recognize that It is OK to feel tired, and want to have a break from care-giving! Not only is it OK, it is your right! You are allowed to stay healthy both physically and emotionally. Actually, by not doing this you are helping to create a potential problem down the road. No one can keep going day after day without a break, sooner or later it is going to catch up with you. Then, not only will you suffer but your loved one will as well." (caregiver.com)
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