"Having suffered a stroke in October 2001 I went to Bryn Mawr Rehab then to Main Adult Day Center in March 2002. So for 11 years at MLADC I have become somewhat independent thanks to the great staff there.  I now do much of the gardening and the garden has raised beds so that someone in a wheel chair can wheel up next to the beds and is able to plant. This is a plus for someone who is handicapped. The staff at MLADC is knowledgeable, courteous and always eager to help. I have been there for 11 years and I highly recommend MLADC to anyone in need of their services."

"We choose MLADC for several reasons. The primary one was the look and feel of the facility. Our first impression was that of a clean, cheerful and home-like atmosphere.  One feels like you are entering a friend's home, which has had a calming effect on my mom when leaving her there on the days she attends MLADC. The second is how friendly and caring the staff is. The staff is always upbeat and truly takes an interest in their members. The staff makes you feel that your family member is in good hands and we truly believe that is the case at MLADC!"

"He needed to be in a different environment, an environment that understood his problems and provided the necessary stimulation. Since starting at the MLADC he has been able to carry on a sensible conversation with me and with others at times. He was not able to do this earlier. He is more at ease in social situations. He is able to care for himself with little help, in spite of mild dementia. He is happy and I am a better caregiver. My patience has improved! Three days a week he attends MLADC from 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. and we are all grateful for this program."

"The MLADC has been a blessing for my mother! She has dementia and it has progressed over the years along with depression and anxiety. I’m so glad to find MLADC! Going here on a daily basis creates a safe atmosphere. I don’t have to worry about her being alone during the day and not being busy or even not eating. She was becoming very withdrawn until we found the center. The center offers many wonderful games, exercise, meals, and activities that keep her stimulated and have her make friends. I believe it is keeping her mind at ease and active enough that she is happy to go there."

"My 85 year old wife is suffering from Alzheimer's disease. When we spend seemingly endless hours together we run out of things to do, and at age 88 I find it difficult to keep her occupied. She gets bored and restless, and starts 'taking apart' the food in the refrigerator, the food in the pantry, the dishes, the silverware - making a mess of our home. Now that she is in the adult day care center she stays out of trouble, and is actually in a good mood when I pick her up late in the afternoon. It has significantly improved the quality of life for both my wife and for me."

"My husband attends the Main Line Adult Day Care Center in Bryn Mawr, Pa. several days a week.  He was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s/Dementia back in 2007 and has reached the point where I knew he cannot be left alone. The MLADC has been a God send to me knowing that he is being well cared for while I am at work. Having the center to go to also provides him with an opportunity to get out of the house while getting both mental and social stimulation."