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Argument Analysis: Day Away Programs

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I agree with you on that all those programs are very important. Transportation is a very vital program and needed for every age, not just the elderly. With the aging aspect, you do make valid points on the medical appointments and activities. With my experiences, I think they do need to redo something to make sure people get places on time though. They tend to be late some days of the week more then others. I don't know if its just in my area or what but they could be efficient and helpful more. Secondly, I agree with you 100 percent on the Day away program. They could change the name, and make it not sound like a "day care" program. It's a place where the adults can unwind. On your last program I wish the Healthy aging programs

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