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Keeping your elderly parents safe and happy
Taking care of elderly parents involves a combination of physical, emotional and social support. Here are some tips to help keep your elderly parents safe and happy.
CHCC participates in research study
A research team is exploring the impact of COVID-19 and federal policy changes on experiences as health care providers, patients and families navigating their healthcare services.
Resident Spotlight: Gerrit and Tracy V.
What is one thing that you like about living at CHCC? “We are happy to be living at Christian Health Care Center. The service is fantastic, and all our medical needs are taken care of. Everyone here does a good job.”
Question: Can I bring holiday decorations to a long-term care center?
So, you’d like to decorate your parent’s or grandparent’s room at the long-term care center for a holiday. That’s fun; what a thoughtful idea!
How to stay active indoors during the winter
While it may seem challenging due to colder weather and limited access to outdoor spaces, there are numerous ways for seniors to stay active without the need for equipment.
Remembrance ornaments
This holiday season, Christian Health Care Center is offering a meaningful way to honor your loved ones who are no longer with us.
Resident Spotlight: Rhonda V.
Have you lived in other places besides Lynden? “Yes. I was born in Iowa. My family moved around the Midwest a lot due to my father being a minister. I also lived in Nebraska, Colorado, and Kansas.”
Wound care certified nurse in long-term care
The primary responsibility of a wound care certified nurse is to promote healing while preventing complications and infections.
Benefits of spirituality for the elderly
Spiritually can help older adults focus on connecting with others, find meaning and purpose in life and stay engaged with the community around them. Those are all good things!