Assisted Daily Living Inc., a Warwick-based home care agency, is celebrating their 30th anniversary Saturday from 1 to 5 p.m. at the Crowne Plaza. Mayor Scott Avedisian, Councilman Joe Gallucci are expected to attend and present city certificates to five ADL employees.

Debra Corey, founder and president of ADL, said, “I fell in love with the home care field back in the early eighties. To do something you love every day for over three decades is a gift. It’s an honor to connect some of the best home care talent in Rhode Island with thousands of families over the last 30 years. ADL’s celebration is really my chance to recognize everyone who’ve made this milestone possible.”

Avedisian and Gallucci, will present certificates of recognition to ADL and five employees who worked alongside Corey for more than 20 years: Helen Varin, Judith Gower, Trudy Maher, Wendy LaFontaine, and Marcia Moriarty.

Other attendees include current and past employees, and ADL’s professional advisory committee members: David Meyer, MD; Walter F. Richardson III, Esquire; Jean Charon, PT; Judith Peliquin, OT; Marianne Goodrich, SLP; and Abby Scarlark, MSW. Debra Corey’s family will also attend in recognition of the support they’ve provided.

“I’m so proud of what we’ve built together in my home state of Rhode Island,” says Corey, “There were a few times – like during the 1991 Credit Union Crisis – where other local business didn’t survive. Our success is truly a testament to the perseverance and dedication of ADL’s staff, business advisors, my family, and, most importantly, the patients we faithfully serve every day.”

Assisted Daily Living, Inc. is a home care agency based in Warwick, Rhode Island. ADL provides clients a wide array of services designed to ensure care in the familiar comfort of home, which often provides a happier and more affordable alternative to nursing or assisted living facilities. Services can be arranged for a few hours a week or around the clock. A customized program of care is developed to manage every client’s daily needs.