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Webinar: Adult Day Programs: Empowering Caregivers and Care Receivers

What is a Social Adult Day Program? It's a community-oriented initiative offering older adults and individuals with disabilities a secure and stimulating environment to visit throughout the day.

Explore community programs that uplift you and your loved one and address concerns like:

  • My loved one won't like it

  • The staff won't care for my loved one like I do

  • It's just babysitting

  • I can't afford it

Please complete the registration form below. Download flyer.

Presented by: Ann Marie Selfridge

Ann Marie Selfridge is the CEO and Founder of ACT Care Group LLC, a company designed for an Alzheimer’s/dementia population. ACT’s main focus is for people to be involved in individual/group educational/social activities that target brain use and cognitive/physical stimulation.

Ann Marie facilitates several programs that provide families with caregiver support services, such as case management, counseling, information/assistance, support groups, and facilitated benefits enrollment.

Ann Marie supervises ACT business development, program activities, staff, interns, apprentices, and volunteers. She has prior experience as the Director of Recreation at Holliswood Center for Rehabilitation & Healthcare and Bensonhurst Center for Rehabilitation and Healthcare, where she managed care plans and programs for more than 500 residents.

Ann Marie is a newly awarded winner of the CMS GUIDE Model Pilot Program and will be helping to build out a CMS Program for Caregivers and patients with Alzheimer’s/dementia.

Ann Marie maintains ACT’s contracts with Managed Long-Term Care Plans/PACE for the Social Adult Day services. She also contracts with the NYS Nursing Home Transition and Diversion (NHTD) Waiver Program for Service Coordination/Structured Day Program to provide long-term care services for NYS.

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