Adult Day Programs au Quebec
Structured daytime programs offering social activities, meals, and supervised care so family caregivers can take a break.
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Pour qui ?
Seniors who benefit from daytime social engagement and supervised activities, and family caregivers who need daytime support.
À quoi s'attendre
Structured programs running weekdays, including meals, exercise, arts and crafts, cognitive stimulation, and health monitoring. Transportation may be provided.
Tarification au Canada
Adult day programs cost $25 to $80/day. Many provinces subsidize these programs, and some are free through community health centres.
A pas deGeants
Sherbrooke, QC
Contact for pricing: (438) 619-1199
Cavendish Seniors Day Centre
Montreal, QC
3.7Contact for pricing: (438) 619-1199

Centre Évasion
Montreal, QC
4.2Contact for pricing: (438) 619-1199
Les Inseparables 24h
Laval, QC
Contact for pricing: (438) 619-1199
Villes pour Adult Day Programs au Quebec
Foire aux questions
How much do adult day programs cost in Quebec?
Adult day programs in Quebec cost between $25 and $80 per day. Many provinces subsidize these programs through regional health authorities, and some are offered free through community health centres or non-profit organizations. Check with your local health authority for subsidized program availability in Quebec.
Who are adult day programs for?
Adult day programs serve seniors who benefit from daytime social engagement and supervised activities. They also provide valuable daytime support for family caregivers who work or need regular breaks. Statistics Canada data shows that social isolation among seniors is a significant health risk, making day programs an important preventive health measure.
What activities are offered in adult day programs?
Programs typically include structured activities such as exercise, arts and crafts, cognitive stimulation, music therapy, social games, and health monitoring. Meals and snacks are provided. Some programs offer specialized streams for dementia care, following evidence-based approaches recommended by the Alzheimer Society of Canada.
How do I find an adult day program in Quebec?
Contact your local community health centre, regional health authority, or search on SeniorHome.ca. Many programs have waitlists, so it's best to inquire early. Ask about transportation — many programs offer pickup and drop-off services. Your family physician or provincial 211 helpline can also connect you with programs in Quebec.