My mother went to Daycation for Seniors two or three times a week for 4-6 hours. They had a lot of activities, and a lot of people came in to do games, entertainment, and crafts with people that were there. The two people who run it were excellent and worked right along with all of the people that go during the day. She made a lot of friends there and really enjoyed it. They're a very welcoming group, and I wouldn't have any hesitations to recommend it to anybody.

He likes to go to Daycation for Seniors. The people who run it are extremely good. Seniors can read books and sleep in big, old recliners there. There is a multipurpose room where seniors can do arts and crafts. The place has a big-screen television that seniors can use to watch movies or play games. There is also music. I have been in there and seen all these people holding hands in a circle and dancing; they love it. They sing, and everyday, people from the community come in. One lady came in and played the violin for the seniors. Every day, some volunteer comes in and does something for them. Although some of them can't talk really well, they smile and hold hands. There's camaraderie there that's very good. There is a plan every day, and they feed them lunch. I am very impressed with it, and it's new.