Adult Day Health Program
Wilder has made the difficult decision to close our Adult Day Health program. Adult Day Health improved the quality of life for hundreds of older adults and adults with disabilities for more than four decades. It has been an honor to support community members who have entrusted us to care for them and their loved ones. We are grateful to our dedicated, compassionate staff, our selfless volunteers, our numerous community partners, and everyone who has played a part in making Adult Day Health a safe, welcoming place for participants and their families.
- We continue to offer a variety of services for healthy aging and caregiving. If you are looking for information about these or other adult day health services, please call us at 651-280-2500 or email healthyaging@wilder.org.
Contact
Wilder Community Center for Aging
650 Marshall Ave.
Saint Paul, MN 55104
Wilder Continues to Offer Healthy Aging and Caregiving Services
The Adult Day Health Program helped older adults with memory loss, mental health concerns, physical or chronic conditions (such as diabetes or heart disease) to maintain their independence while experiencing meaningful connections, a sense of belonging and an enhanced quality of life. Although Adult Day Health is no longer operating, Wilder continues to offer a variety of healthy aging and caregiving services that support older adults and caregivers in Saint Paul and beyond.
You May be Interested in These Healthy Aging and Caregiving Services at Wilder:
Meals on Wheels
Caregiver Services
Wellness Classes
Customized Living Services
He's Got the Beat: At Wilder Adult Day Health, Pursuing a Passion Helps Promote Wellness
Greg Mitchell has rhythm. A longtime participant in Wilder’s Adult Day Health program, Greg is often seated at a drum set at the Wilder Community Center for Aging. He drums when other participants sing in the Adult Day Health choir....More about this story »
This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Metropolitan Regional Arts Council, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.