Avenidas

Re-Inventing Aging

day-caring

[dā-ˈKER-iŋ] Friendly, compassionate daytime care and health support provided by Avenidas Rose Kleiner Center staff members for older adults by professionals who care.

Collage of photos of Avenidas Rose Kleiner Center participants and staff enjoying activities together before the pandemic

We’re eager to welcome you back to our newly renovated, state-of-the-art center in Mountain View. Avenidas Rose Kleiner Center provides a safe, therapeutic, and supportive environment for adults with cognitive and physical challenges. Caregiver support resources and services are an integral part of our program.

Having three days for Dad at the Avenidas Rose Kleiner Center is good for him and a blessing for me. He needs the distraction and socialization that you do a great job in providing. The nurses are very attentive and I appreciate the care given. Thank you for encouraging therapy and working with all of your clients. Keep them moving!

Nancy

Our day-caring program promotes and encourages independence and provides stimulating activities in a comfortable and caring environment. Our participants enjoy many activities and therapeutic interventions:

  • Physical, occupational, and speech therapy.
  • Health monitoring and nursing care provided by RNs
  • Group Exercise
  • Nutritious, tasty lunches & snacks
  • Structured enrichment activities at various levels of cognitive functioning
  • Caregiver support services
  • Transportation to and from Center
  • New: “Music and Memory” and “Laughter Yoga.”

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With Avenidas Rose Kleiner Center, you will have daily support. Our staff can work with your family’s doctors to create an individualized plan of care. Whatever health and social needs arise, please know we will partner with you to ensure your loved ones needs are met.

Join us from 10 AM – 2 PM on 8/28 for tours, refreshments, and a raffle!

Reopening Plans and Timeline

In June, the Avenidas Rose Kleiner staff will begin evaluating potential participants to determine an appropriate plan of care for them from each of our different disciplines, including Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy, Nursing, Social Work Services and Activities.

On July 1, we will open our doors and once again, start providing our quality day-caring!

On August 28, from 10am to 2pm, we’ll be hosting a “Re-Opening Celebration Party” so you can come see all the improvements we’ve made to our center. You can enjoy a tour of our facility, refreshments, and the chance to win a door prize! RSVP to Susan Lam at .

As our center tends to serve older adults who are more at risk in the community, our team of professionals is excited to work with our participants in person again and help to improve their quality of life—and that of their caregivers!

Safety is our top priority as we transition back to our center. By the time we re-open, all staff and participants who are planning on returning to the center will be fully vaccinated.

Additionally, participants and staff will wear personal protective equipment such as masks, while tables will be physically distanced and equipped with sneeze guards to further mitigate any risk of exposure. When possible, we will provide opportunities for programming on our back courtyard.

This past year was hard on everyone, but especially those who have had limited opportunities to socialize and move around, so we are anxious to welcome them back! 

Frequently Asked Questions

Fees are paid in three ways: with Medi-Cal approval, the daily fee can be covered by the participants’ Medi-Cal benefit; the VA will cover the fee for qualified veterans; and for those who pay privately, the fee is determined on a sliding scale according to income and assets. Private Pay fees range from $80 per day to $150 per day. Cost includes the program services, lunch, and transportation.

Participants can come two days up to five days a week, and the program lasts from 9:30am until 2:30pm. Participants choose the activities they want to engage in during the day and they may also receive physical, occupational and/or speech therapy, nursing services, or meet with a social worker. A tasty hot lunch is served every day in a welcoming group environment.

Download and complete a copy of our Referral Form. Fax the completed form to (650) 691-1119 or email it as an attachment to .

Caregivers are very important to us. We offer a twice-monthly Caregiver Support Group to give family members the opportunity to share the ups and downs of caregiving with other caregivers. The group meets on the 1st and 3rd Friday of the month from 10:00 am – 11:00 am.

Staff members are always available for consultation and support. Social work can refer caregivers to additional resources for care and support when needed.

Nurse Navigator Program

Our Nurse Navigator Program is part of the statewide Community Based Health Home Project (CBHH). 

The goal of this program is to improve the quality of life for participants allowing them to live in their own homes, and avoid admission to emergency rooms, hospitals, and skilled nursing facilities. 

Specializing in Care Management, our Nurse Navigator works closely with the entire care team, providing oversight, advocacy, and an extra layer of support for participants with complex medical issues and few social support systems.

Right: Avenidas Rose Kleiner Center Nurse Navigator Connie Beech with a program participant.

To learn more about the quality day-caring that we offer, and schedule a free tour, email Susan Lam or call

1 (650) 289-5499

Avenidas Rose Kleiner Center. It’s not just day care. It’s day-caring.
Enroll a loved one today.