820 Main St
Sandpoint, ID 83864 - Bonner County
(208) 265-8127
About Daybreak Center:
Established in 2006, Daybreak Center is located at 820 Main St in Sandpoint, ID - Bonner County and is a business listed in the categories Adult Care Services, Adult Day Care Services, Alzheimers Care & Services, Charities, Senior Citizens Service & Health Organizations, Social Service Organizations, Alzheimers Information & Treatment, Alzheimers Treatment Centers, Charitable & Non-Profit Organizations and Alzheimers Care Centers. After you do business with Daybreak Center, please leave a review to help other people and improve hubbiz. Also, don't forget to mention Hubbiz to Daybreak Center.
Categories: Adult Care Services, Adult Day Care Services, Alzheimers Care & Services, Charities, Senior Citizens Service & Health Organizations, Social Service Organizations, Alzheimers Information & Treatment, Alzheimers Treatment Centers, Charitable & Non-Profit Organizations and Alzheimers Care Centers
Year Started: 2006
- Activities
- Adult Care
- Adult Day Care
- Adult Day Programs
- Adult Foster Care
- Aging
- Alzheimer's Disease
- Care Management
- Case Management
- Chores
- Companionship
- Cooking
- Dementia
- Disabled
- Dressing
- Drivers
- Drugs
- Elderly
- Errands & Shopping
- Extended Care
- Food Preparation
- Geriatric Services
- Geriatrics
- Home Care Services
- In-Home Care
- Independent Living
- LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
- Long-Term Care
- Memory Care
- Nursing
- Personal
- Personal Care
- Physical
- Respite Care
- Senior Care
- Seniors
- Skilled Nursing
- Skilled Nursing Care
- therapy
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