Yates County ARC

Yates County ARC Family Care provides small residential care homes so caregivers and residents can get to know each other better, with fewer people in each house, and they help seniors who need some extra support for daily activities like bathing, dressing, and remembering medications, and you'll find their care home at 18 Spring St in Dundee, NY, where residents live in a place that feels more like a home than a facility, sharing a neighborhood with others who also need help from a live-in caregiver, and there are programs for active seniors who still want some independence but might need occasional help. Folks can access clinic services, counseling, and a whole line of healthcare providers-doctors, dentists, mental health professionals, even physical therapists and specialists like dermatologists or podiatrists-and residents can use onsite gyms, salons, and therapy rooms if they want. The community also offers hospice, nursing home, assisted living, and home care options, along with services designed for people with developmental or intellectual disabilities, focusing on helping people gain life skills, get employment support, and join community activities whenever possible. The organization looks out for families too, since it's under the "Family Care" category, with wheelchair-accessible buildings so no one has to miss out, and they're part of Arc Ontario, which means access to things like Keuka Lake School and the Arctic Gear shop, whose profits help people with disabilities, plus they provide day programs, transportation, vocational training, and specialized supports, all designed to help clients find choices and chances for more independence in their everyday lives, always aiming to keep things helpful and personal for each person who needs care.