Adult Day Services
Erie County Department of Social Services
Adult Day Services in Buffalo, NY
158 Pearl St, Buffalo, NY 14202
★★★☆☆3.4CMS rating
CMS Rating
3.4 / 5
Adult Day Services in Buffalo, NY
CMS Rating
3.4 / 5
Erie County Department of Social Services is a adult day program providing daytime supervision, social activities, and health monitoring for adults who benefit from structured community time while family caregivers work or rest in Buffalo, NY. The facility holds a 3.4/5-star CMS rating.
When contacting this provider, ask about which populations they serve (seniors, adults with disabilities, or both) and current enrollment capacity, and whether transportation is available and which funding sources they accept (Medicaid waiver, VA, private pay).
A trial day is standard — ask to bring your family member for a visit before committing to a regular schedule.
Adult day programs provide structured daytime care in a community setting — typically Monday through Friday during business hours — for older adults and individuals with disabilities, including those with intellectual or developmental disabilities (IDD). Participants benefit from supervised activities, socialization, health monitoring, and often, therapeutic services, while family caregivers get a reliable break during the day. There are two main models: social adult day centers focus on activities and companionship with light health oversight, while medical adult day health centers (ADHCs) add nursing care, medication management, and rehabilitation therapies. In California, ADHCs are licensed by the Department of Health Care Services and may be covered by Medi-Cal HCBS waivers for eligible participants. Many programs also offer transportation pick-up and drop-off.
Services available at Erie County Department of Social Services. Confirm specific offerings directly when you visit or call.
This is the state median for adult day services in New York. Actual costs at Erie County Department of Social Services may vary based on level of care, room type, and services included.
Typical for Adult Day Services providers. Contact Erie County Department of Social Services directly to confirm.
Erie County Department of Social Services is located at 158 Pearl St, Buffalo, NY 14202.
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