Rosener House provides much more than adult day support care.

No one wants to leave their own home. Yet each of us, someday, may need just a little bit more care and assistance during the day to sustain the vital life we've been able to lead until then. And we also need companions with whom we can share our thoughts and concerns, even our dreams and adventures.

Because Peninsula Volunteers understands and respects the importance of independence and purpose, we've created a unique and comprehensive day support program at Rosener House.

We offer therapeutic health and support services as well as activities that stimulate and satisfy a wide range of interests and needs. And so, along with enhancing our participants' quality of life, we provide much-needed support and peace of mind to caregivers and families.

Whether this program is for you... or for someone you love, we can help.

To receive a brochure with more detail on the activities and services available through Rosener House, call 650.322.0126. We are open 8:00 to 5:30 PM weekdays, with main activity programs available 9:30 to 2:30 PM. Fees are based on cost of service with an adjusted rate plan available.

A typical day at Rosener House can be anything you want it to be... and we'll create a plan, just for you! Imagine choosing from these activities every day:

Creative Arts Current Events Cards and Games Exercise Class & Walks

Talk Groups Word Games Celebrations Entertainment

Rosener House offers much more than just a day program. There are programs for those with special challenges:

Stroke Parkinson's Disease Alzheimer's Disease

Dementia Heart Disease Frail & Elderly

Rosener House offers an enriching and safe solution to you, your family members, and your caregivers... for all of your daily needs.

Our state-licensed facility offers:

• Individual plans of care.
• Transportation assistance.
• Physical and speech therapy.
• Activities by professional staff.
• Nutritious hot lunches and snacks.
• Caregiver and family support groups.
• Health monitoring by registered nurses.
• Social work including information, referrals, and counseling.
• Supportive and safe environment to promote present capabilities.