Daybridge is designed to support members across every stage of memory loss. Our programming is engaging, purposeful, and fun. It adapts as needs evolve, so members are always doing something meaningful.

We do have guidelines around mobility and behavioral needs to ensure a safe, high-quality environment for every member. We'd be happy to meet and determine whether Daybridge is the right fit for your family.

You may think of Daybridge as something for later — when independence declines and care at home becomes overwhelming. But the earlier someone joins Daybridge, the more we can help them slow decline, age with dignity, bring back joy and connection to their lives, and continue doing the things they love.

Signs it may be time:

• Life at home has become lonelier and harder to fill
• Everyday tasks that once felt routine no longer come easily
• Access to OT, PT, and counseling matters, but getting to multiple appointments is a barrier

Most adult day programs serve a broad population. Daybridge was built specifically for people living with memory loss. That focus shapes everything:

• An environment designed to be calming and comforting
• An entire team specially trained in dementia care
• Programming personalized to each member's interests, abilities, and stage
• Clinical screenings designed to identify issues most common in people living with memory loss — often before families notice them at home

We hear this a lot — and we take it seriously. Enjoyment isn't a nice-to-have; it's central to our mission of delivering better days.

Most members are hesitant at first — that's completely normal, and we plan for it. Over the first few weeks, we learn what they love, what they've always been good at, and what makes them laugh — and build a personalized experience around it.

Getting through the door can be the biggest hurdle early on. Our team partners with members and families from the start, sharing what tends to work, troubleshooting together, and staying flexible.

This is one of the many benefits of an environment designed specifically for people living with memory loss. From our design to our training to our staffing, we're prepared for these moments.

• Our space is secure, allowing members to move freely and comfortably
• Our team is trained to recognize early signs of agitation and respond with calm, personalized techniques before distress escalates
• A registered nurse is on-site throughout the day, providing ongoing health monitoring and following care plans established with members and families

Daybridge maintains a 1:6 staff-to-member ratio for direct care, with both a registered nurse and social worker on-site throughout the day. That allows more individualized attention, stronger relationships with members, and noticing subtle changes that might otherwise go unnoticed.

We know we have to earn your trust. The Daybridge app keeps you connected with photos and meaningful updates about your family member's day.

If something urgent comes up, we'll reach you right away through your preferred method of communication.

We ease new members in gradually. The first few days are shorter, and we encourage arrival during quieter times so the environment feels welcoming rather than overwhelming. From there, we build toward full days at a pace that's right for each member.

Most settle into a comfortable routine within several weeks, but every transition is different. We watch closely, adjust as we learn what works best, and stay in close communication with families throughout.

When your loved one is thriving here — engaged, connected, and well cared for — it changes life at home, too. Daybridge gives you predictable, reliable time to work, rest, or simply breathe.

But it's more than respite. Our social worker partners with you to co-create a plan that addresses the challenges you're navigating at home, drawing on what we learn while your loved one is with us. You'll have more confidence, more support, and one less thing to carry on your own.

$180 per day for a full nine-hour day, billed monthly based on attendance. Members may attend two to five days per week, which works out to $1,560 to $3,900 per month.

The day program is private pay and is not covered by Medicare or Medicaid. Some long-term care insurance plans cover the program — we're happy to help determine if yours does.

PT, OT, and mental health services are provided on-site by our clinical partner and may be covered by your insurance plan.

Daybridge fits alongside whatever care path is right for your family. For many members, it helps extend the time they can remain at home.

As needs evolve, our clinical team is here to help. We'll have honest conversations about when a different level of care may be appropriate and help you understand and navigate those options when the time comes. We'll be your partner every step of the way.