Alzheimer's day center in Utah County
Structured, caring daytime support for people living with Alzheimer's disease, and real rest for the families who love them.
People with Alzheimer's keep memories from their teens and twenties. So we use the music, stories and sensory moments from those years.
A steady routine, familiar faces, time with others and structured activity are linked to less anxiety, better mood and better sleep at night.
Care built for Alzheimer's.
Caring for a parent with Alzheimer's affects the whole family. We share the load, every weekday.
- 01A structured daily routine that reduces confusion and agitation
- 02Memory-focused activities: music therapy, reminiscence and sensory activities
- 03Trained, consistent staff who build trust over time
- 04A safe, supervised and secure center during program hours
- 05Medication reminders all through the day
- 06A hot noon meal and an afternoon snack, for every diet
- 07Help with the restroom, hygiene and mobility
- 08Transportation options: Bringing your loved one yourself? That works. If you need help with transportation, contact us to discuss options, availability, and any additional cost.
More than home care can give, for less than a facility.
Medicaid waiver options. Your loved one keeps living at home, and you get regular, dependable respite.
A move out of the family home.
A day center also adds time with peers. Isolation can speed up decline, and regular respite helps families avoid burnout and an early move to a nursing home.
Early-stage to moderate Alzheimer's.
We adjust activities, communication and support to each person. Not sure if Brighter Days is right? Book a free tour and consultation with Julie Smith, who has more than ten years of experience with Alzheimer's.
Talk with Julie