CPRF Adult Day Services

About CPRF Adult Day Services

CPRF Adult Day Services provides options for adults with disabilities, including personal care, socialization, and educational and recreational activities that promote their preferred lifestyle, personal growth and integration into the community. We are licensed by the Kansas Department of Aging & Disability Services to provide day services to individuals who have completed their Kansas Individual Education Plan or are at least 18 years old. Interaction and socialization can come in many forms. Customers include people with a variety of disabilities, such as intellectual disability, speech, hearing or vision impairment, seizure disorders, or conditions and illnesses that cause physical impairments. To meet the needs of our customers, Adult Day Services professionals focus on providing dignified, compassionate and individualized care that promotes preferred lifestyle choices, personal growth and community integration. In addition to its managing staff, the Adult Day team includes a nurse, consulting physical therapist, restorative aide and direct support staff. Direct support staff receive continuous training and development to ensure the highest quality customer care. Two distinctive programs work to meet a diverse range of individual abilities -- the Kenneth J. Wagnon Life Skills Center and the K.T. Wiedemann Adult Learning Center. Each program uses a variety of tools for engaging experiences. Although transportation for planned community outings is provided by Adult Day Services, customers are responsible for their own transportation to and from the program facility. If a residential provider or family member cannot provide this transportation, Wichita Transit may be an option to consider. CPRF does, however, offer a transportation scholarship which may allow for customers to be eligible for a reduced or free rate on Wichita Metro Transit Authority fees.