Day by Day Adult Care is currently open. We encourage you to call regarding any questions. Please leave a message for our director, Martha Rappoli at 978-281-0252.
We have shared some activities for our participants and their caregivers to enjoy during our time apart. Simple ideas to help pass the time at home, as well as some exciting vir
Day by Day Adult Care is currently open. We encourage you to call regarding any questions. Please leave a message for our director, Martha Rappoli at 978-281-0252.
We have shared some activities for our participants and their caregivers to enjoy during our time apart. Simple ideas to help pass the time at home, as well as some exciting virtual activities. Please click the button below to check them out!
Day by Day Adult Care in Gloucester provides an array of services to adults with chronic illnesses, physical disabilities, dementia, and other challenges that increase their care needs. Our Mission is to provide a comprehensive program of services and therapeutic activities designed to keep our participants fully engaged, active and heal
Day by Day Adult Care in Gloucester provides an array of services to adults with chronic illnesses, physical disabilities, dementia, and other challenges that increase their care needs. Our Mission is to provide a comprehensive program of services and therapeutic activities designed to keep our participants fully engaged, active and healthy. Our full time social worker provides assistant with a number of social service-related needs.
Our licensed registered nurses provide an individual assessment and plan of care for each participant. The range of services specified in the care plan are tailored to meet the specific need of each person including services such as:
Please contact us directly with any questions, you may have.
978-281-0252
Martha Rappoli Director
or
Wendy Wyman Social Worker
4r Blackburn Center, Gloucester, Massachusetts 01930, United States
Monday - Friday: 8:30AM–4:30PM
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