#1
Day Care Centre
Elderly Gardens Care Centre
1 Jalan Awan Kelarai
This elderly care home provides comprehensive support for residents, focusing on individualized care plans. It is distinguished by its specialized programs tail…
Looking for a day care centre in Kuala Lumpur? This guide lists all 3 day care centres across the state, with contact details, addresses, and fee ranges where available. All listings are independently researched — we are not affiliated with any provider.
Kuala Lumpur has the most day care centres in our directory, with 3 listed.
3Day Care Centres listed
Ask for a quoteonly 1 listed publishes fees
What day care centres cost in Kuala Lumpur
Most day care centres in Kuala Lumpur do not publish fees: 1 of the 3 we list do. Ask every home for a written, itemised quote, and see our cost guide for typical price bands and the extras that are often billed on top.
#2
Day Care Centre
Lecadia PrimaCare
No. 417, 425 Jalan Pudu
Lecadia Primacare Centre in Kuala Lumpur offers compassionate nursing care for seniors, focusing on tailored medical and social support. The facility is designe…
#3
Day Care Centre
Seavoy Nursing Home (Setapak Indah)
7 Jalan 2A/6, Taman Setapak Indah
Seavoy Nursing Home is an affordable facility in Melawati that provides 24/7 care for both healthy and bed-ridden elderly residents. It is distinctive for its t…
Frequently Asked Questions
How many day care centres are there in Kuala Lumpur?
Our directory lists 3 day care centres in Kuala Lumpur. That covers the homes we have found and researched, so the real number may be different.
How much does a day care centre in Kuala Lumpur cost?
Day care fees in Kuala Lumpur vary with opening hours, meals, transport and the level of activities offered. Contact individual centres for an accurate quote.
How do I choose the right day care centre in Kuala Lumpur?
Visit 2–3 centres during opening hours, check the staff-to-participant ratio, ask about meals, transport and activities, and see whether they can support your parent's mobility and care needs. Our elderly care guide walks you through the process.
Are these day care centres government-registered?
Care centres for older people should be registered with the Department of Social Welfare (JKM). We recommend asking any centre you visit for their current registration certificate.
Can I visit before committing?
Yes — always request a site visit before signing any agreement. Reputable homes welcome family visits and transparency about their operations.