As Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month unfolds every June, CHCC’s commitment to providing a safe and nurturing environment becomes especially poignant.
Embracing care and community: Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month
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Living well with arthritis: Tips for managing pain and staying active
Living with arthritis presents daily challenges, but with the right strategies, managing pain and staying active is entirely possible—even empowering.
Age well: Heart health tips for older adults
Proactive care and lifestyle adjustments can significantly promote heart health in our loved ones.
The power of physical therapy
Physical therapy can improve the quality of life for individuals in long-term care settings.
Puget Sound Energy’s medical life support program
Puget Sound Energy (PSE) offers life support and medical emergency services for elderly residents of Whatcom County.
The value of independent, nonprofit skilled health care: A closer look at CHCC
In the ever-evolving landscape of long-term care, the role of nonprofit skilled nursing centers like Christian Health Care Center in Lynden has become increasingly vital.
What to consider before choosing a therapeutic rehab center
Choosing the right therapeutic rehab center is a big decision that needs careful thought. The facility will, after all, help you recover from an accident, planned surgery or illness.
Preventing the flu, COVID-19 and RSV with these tips
Preventing the flu, COVID-19 and RSV involves a combination of personal hygiene practices, vaccination and general health measures. Here are some guidelines.
How to sign up for Meals on Wheels
Meals on Wheels delivers food on a donation-only basis to persons living in Whatcom or San Juan counties. Homebound seniors and their spouses, unpaid caregivers and disabled dependents are eligible to receive seven nutritionally balanced meals per week.
Free online courses for seniors offered through AARP
AARP offers a number of online courses for seniors. Topics include using Zoom to chat with family and friends, exploring Windows and Android computers, easy-to-follow tai chi, and an open discussion for participants throughout the country.