The Vista Community Clinic PACE (VCC PACE) Day Center is more than a place to wait for an appointment. It is a friendly, secure space where participants come to share a meal, take part in activities, and spend time with people their own age. For many seniors, the chance to get out and connect with others is one of the most meaningful parts of the program.
What a day looks like
Activities and recreational therapy
Our recreational therapy program is designed to support both enjoyment and well-being. Many activities help maintain memory, mobility, coordination, and mood over time, while also giving participants something to look forward to. Offerings include:
Music and art programs
Gentle exercise and movement groups
Games, puzzles, and group activities
Seasonal celebrations and supervised field trips
Meals and dietary support
Nutrition plays a central role in healthy aging. VCC PACE participants enjoy a nutritious three-course lunch at the day center, and our dietitians provide guidance tailored to your health needs and dietary preferences. Eating well, in good company, is part of feeling well.
A community that cares
Friendships form easily at the day center, and many participants tell us their outlook improves once they have a place to belong. The combination of social connection, supervised activity, and on-site support helps participants stay engaged and live more fully in their community.
Find out if VCC PACE is right for you
Frequently asked questions
How often will I attend the day center?
Your visit schedule is set by your care team based on your care plan, your health needs, and your preferences.
Are meals included?
Yes. Participants enjoy a nutritious three-course lunch, with dietitian guidance for special dietary needs.
How do I get to the day center?
Door-to-door transportation to and from the center is part of your VCC PACE program.
Want to see the day center for yourself?
Ask about visiting VCC PACE Glendale and meeting the team that would care for you or your loved one.