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Adult Day Health Care

The ADHC provides community-based adult day health care to individuals who need supervision during the day. The centers are licensed by the Virginia Department of Social Services and provide a safe, fun and therapeutic environment for frail elderly or adults who need supervision during the day. (Read more... mission and program description)

Who Can Attend?

Adults who reside in:

Fairfax County, Falls Church, Fairfax City.
Towns of Vienna and Herndon.

Request Information/Contact Us

For information about the Adult Day Health Care program, please fill out an online application and a County representative will contact you.

Phone:
703-750-3316, TTY 711
Center Phone Numbers

Email:
hdadhc@fairfaxcounty.gov

Center Locations and Hours

There are 5 centers within the county operating from 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.

Adult Day Health Care Program

Participants:

can choose from a variety of daily activities designed to improve their functional status
have opportunities for socialization
will be provided a nutritious breakfast, lunch and afternoon snack.

Care is provided by a multidisciplinary team of highly trained and qualified staff who have experience working with the elderly and adults with disabilities. In addition, our program is designed to provide:

respite
education
and support to family caregivers

Learn more about the ADHC program.

Braddock Glen Center Documents

Program for All Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) - FEASIBILITY STUDY - May 2008 (PDF)
Sublease (PDF) and Management Agreement (PDF) for Inova PACE site at Braddock Glen ADHC Center.(PDF)

Video

View the Adult Day Health Care video on Fairfax County's Channel 16 Web page.

Emergency Preparedness

Each Adult Day Health Center has an Emergency Response Plan that has been designed specifically for that facility. (See the Office of Emergency Management's PDFdocument entitled, Emergency Planning Guidance for Medical and Patient Care Facilities").

Both residents as well as their families should be mindful and inquire about a facility's emergency preparedness plan regarding the following: