Harold Sherman Adult Day Center
Hours of operation
Monday – Friday: 7:15 AM to 5:15 PM
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About this Location
The Harold Sherman Adult Day Center (HSADC) is a state certified program designed to provide day care and day health services to adults at least 18 years of age with a cognitive or physical disability. Our program provides a safe and structured environment that offer a wide variety of stimulating activities, balanced nutritional meals and health care monitoring. Caregivers can continue working and/or receive respite from their caregiving responsibilities. We are dedicated to facilitating optimum independence, while valuing human dignity in a safe and medically supervised environment. HSADC has been servicing Granville and surrounding counties since 1998. We are located on the campus of Granville Medical Center in Oxford, next door to Brantwood Nursing and Rehab Center.
To learn more about the program, arrange a visit or take advantage of a complimentary trial visit contact Gail Barnes-Hall, Program Director at (919) 690-3273 or ghall@granvillemedical.com.
A United Way Community Partner
This institution is an equal opportunity provider.
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Our Services
Our team is comprised of experienced and compassionate individuals who are trained to care for the cognitively and physically impaired. At HSADC, we provide a safe and nurturing environment that promotes quality of life. We recognize the uniqueness of each participant and offer stimulating social and physical activities designed to help maintain cognitive functions, increase physical health, and promote a sense of belonging.
What We Offer:
Day Care & Day Health Services – Our 6:1 participant to CNA ratio allows staff to provide hands-on care throughout the day. We assist with toileting, feeding, and other daily activities as needed. We offer a range of activities to support your mental and physical well-being in our center. Our activity calendar is posted monthly to give families and participants information on day-to-day activities.
Health Care Monitoring – Our skilled nursing staff provide continuous, real-time proactive care that reduce medical emergencies and improve participant engagement. Services include medication management, blood glucose checks, regular scheduled tracking of vital signs and weight.
Nutritional Meals – Nutritious and well-balanced meals, snacks and beverages are provided throughout the day, while also accommodating special dietary needs. The hospital dietician ensures that all meals are prepared to meet the specific dietary needs of each participant.
Person-Centered Focus – HSADC provides a person-centered focus time in a warm, inviting and home-like setting. with regards to individual preferences and abilities. Activities are designed for socialization, mental and physical enrichment, recreation for all abilities, and most of all fun! The Center is intentionally designed to provide a safe, respectful, and compassionate option for adults who benefit from additional care during the day due to health conditions such as Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, stroke, brain injury, decreasing mobility, isolation or loneliness.
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Preparing for Your Enrollment
A completed enrollment packet is required for program admission. If you prefer a paper copy, a packet is available for pick-up at the center, or we can send it to you via mail or email upon request at (919) 690-3273.
- Complete the online Participant Information Form
- Print and complete the required documents
- Applicant Medical Form (to be completed by licensed physician)
- Child and Adult Care Food Program Adult Enrollment Form
- Child and Adult Care Food Program Adult Income Eligibility Application
- Child and Adult Care Food Program Medical Statement for Meal Modification (to be completed by licensed physician if there are dietary restrictions)
- Program Policy (sign and date last page)
- 2026 Holiday Schedule
- Before you arrive list
In accordance with federal civil rights law and U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) civil rights regulations and policies, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex (including gender identity and sexual orientation), disability, age, or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights activity).
