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Caregiving can be demanding. Discover how PVI Rosener House provides a safe, engaging environment for your loved one, giving you much-needed respite. Join us for our open house to learn about our personalized care plans, therapeutic activities, and supportive community.
Why PVI Rosener House?
At Rosener House, our goal is to keep families together through a supportive environment for seniors with cognitive challenges and chronic conditions — and their caregivers. Our therapeutic interventions promote health, independence, and dignity for those living with Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, dementia, stroke, and other conditions while reducing the emotional and physical demands on the caregiver. All participants get access to health monitoring and medication assistance. We also provide individual and group therapy to help promote independence, strength-building, and much more!
Event Details
What to Expect
- Enjoy a personalized tour of our facilities.
- Have all of your adult day program questions answered by PVI staff members.
- Learn about our community partnerships with organizations such as Stanford, Red Ladder Theater Company, and others.
- Experience activities such as brain games, music, strength and balance exercises, and more.
Tours will be given on a rolling basis. No time slot reservations are needed.
Location
Additional street parking is based on availability.
Meet the Director: Dao Do
Dao Do joined Peninsula Volunteers, Inc. in 2001. Prior to her role as Interim Director, at PVI Rosener House Adult Day Services, Dao supported Rosener House as a Program Coordinator as well as a Program Manager.
Dao holds a bachelor’s degree in Recreation Therapy from California State University, East Bay. Dao has gained many of her insights and professional skills through working with our participants in PVI’s Rosener House Adult Day Services. She understands the ins and outs of our programs, the needs of our participants, their families, and their caregivers. Dao enjoys working with our adult day participants—their smiles and hugs are the biggest rewards of serving seniors who have challenges and limitations.
