Our Program
Caregivers are dedicated and caring, but more often than not they are exhausted. They need a break from caregiving to take care of their own needs. DayBreak gives the caregiver an hour, a half-day or a full day of respite while their loved one engages in meaningful activity and social interaction in our “home away from home” setting.
Our Services
An extension of home, DayBreak offers a community of support, love, respect, acceptance, patience and humor. We encourage, laugh with and protect our participants, supporting their families in the process. At DayBreak, we specialize in the care of those living with Alzheimer’s and dementia, but we also care for a variety of other diagnoses including Parkinson’s, stroke, Traumatic Brain Injuries, and the Developmentally Disabled. Also included in the scope of our services, are those individuals needing minimal assistance and/or supervision.
Included Services
Secure Home-Like Environment
Nutritious Noon Meal + Morning and Afternoon Snacks
Monthly Wellness Checks
Medication Administration
Salon Services & Manicures
Incontinence Care
Staff Trained For Typical Dementia Behavior
1:8 Ratio of Staff to Participants Supplemented with Volunteers
Stand-by Assistance with Transfers
Caregiver Support
DayBreak not only offers respite, but also provides support and education to caregivers through support groups and care specific workshops.
A La Carte Services
For an additional fee the following services can be provided by staff and/or contracted providers allowing DayBreak to be a one-stop-shop day out for your loved one.
A la carte services include bath/showers, transportation, early arrival, and late departure, mobile dental care and foot care provided by a certified RN.
Punch Cards
Punch Cards are now available for the following services:
Bath/Shower ($22/each) 10 punches for $200
Transportation ($7.00/ride) 10 punches for $60.00
Core Values
The goal of DayBreak is to provide respite care for the individual who may need some help or supervision during the day while his/her caregiver takes a break from the daily challenges of caregiving.
LOVE
Patience
Acceptance
Respect
Humor
Community
Activities
DayBreak provides meaningful and structured activities plus individualized care to those individuals with memory impairment and other limitations; keeping them involved with everyday life.
Conversation & Socialization
Physical Exercise, Games & Walks
Music & Dancing
Pet Therapy
Cards & Board Games
Arts & Crafts
Chores & Cooking Activities
Community Outings & Connections
Guest Musical Entertainers
Trivia & Brain Stimulating Activities
Backyard Fun In A Secured Outdoor Space
Music Therapy
Community Service Projects
Gardening
Intergenerational Activities
Who We Serve
DayBreak knows that full time caregivers often need time for themselves even if just for a few hours. With that in mind, we offer individualized care for those in need of a little supervision and social interaction.
Most often, our participants are 60 years of age or older and may demonstrate signs of memory impairment or the desire to withdraw and isolate.
Pricing
Full Day (8AM-6PM) – $99
Half Day (less than 6 hours) – $69
Hourly – $15
Private Pay, Medicaid, Respite
Care Vouchers Accepted
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a typical day at daybreak?
One can expect a typical day at DayBreak to include exercise, the news, music, a tasty lunch, nutritious snacks, laughter, smiles, and inclusion in a community founded on love, respect, humor, acceptance, and patience.
Do you offer additional Services?
A la carte services can include bath/showers, transportation, early arrival and late departure, mobile dental care and foot care provided by a certified RN for an additional fee.
Since Daybreak is a nonprofit, is there a cost?
Even though DayBreak is a nonprofit, there is a fee to participate in the program – $69 for a half day (less than 6 hours); $99 for a full day; some insurances and Medicaid is accepted plus respite care vouchers are available through Easter Seals of CO.
What is the Staffing Ratio At DayBreak?
DayBreak’s staffing ratio far exceeds the State’s requirement of 1 staff to 8 participants – at DayBreak, we currently have 2 staff members + volunteers to 5 participants at any given time.
