Alzheimer's Services of the East Bay - Hayward

Alzheimer's Services of the East Bay (ASEB) seeks to support individuals and families living with Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia throughout the course of the illness. Our goal is to make the most of each moment for the person with dementia while making sure their health, cognitive and emotional needs are addressed by competent, professional and caring staff. Staff are also available as a resource and support system to family caregivers as they go through the caregiving journey.

"I am very, very satisfied with the services at ASEB. There are no words for me to express how completely satisfied I am."     - A caregiver

Alzheimer's Services of the East Bay is unique in the community. In addition to having three licensed adult day health care centers equipped with registered nurses, social workers and full health care teams, our sites are certified as Alzheimer's Day Care Resource Centers bythe California Department of Aging. What does this certification mean to those using our services? It means an exceptionally high participant to staff ratio (5:1), an exceptional staff who understand dementia, and a mission to provide high quality dementia programming.

Our program seeks to meet the needs of individuals in varying stages of dementia. We offer at least two activities concurrently throughout the majority of the day, providing choice and serving people with different levels of ability. Activities offered at ASEB include sewing, cooking, painting, gardening, reminiscence groups, discussion groups, knitting, art appreciation, woodworking, music appreciation, exercise groups, stretch groups and chair dancing. Because of our staffing ratio, we are able to offer personalized attention to individuals.

ASEB has been providing specialized dementia care in Alameda County since 1989. Please call us to find out how we can best serve you and to arrange a visit.

Complete List of Services:

"ASEB makes a lot of things possible. I wouldn't have any options, couldn't come to work. I would have to put my mother in a nursing home for her own safety because she couldn't be home alone... I still have a life."     - A daughter of an ASEB Hayward participant.

• Individual assessments and care plans by health care team
• Home visit
• Breakfast, lunch and snack
• Varied activities, including:
• Painting
• Stretch and Chair Dancing Groups
• Gardening
• Field trips
• Sewing, beading
• Discussion and Reminiscence Groups
• Professional Social Work Services and Referrals
• Therapy program, including
• Physical Therapy
• Occupational Therapy
• Speech Therapy
• Medical Monitoring by Registered Nurse
• Medication administration and monitoring by Registered Nurse
• Dietary consultation
• Transportation
• Family Support Group
• Caregiver Support Groups
• Care Management
• Education and Training Programs
• Support Groups for those in early stages of dementia

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