Physical therapy isn’t only for injuries. Learn how PT builds resilience before and after hip replacement and supports long-term health.
From rehab to resilience: Why physical therapy isn’t just for injuries
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The power of routine: How structure in long-term care eases the challenges of Alzheimer’s
Alzheimer’s disease can affect memory, thinking and daily function. For those living with it, uncertainty can bring stress.
Post-op care: Your guide to inpatient and outpatient therapy
CHCC partners with Infinity Rehab to offer comprehensive inpatient and outpatient therapy services at our care center located at 855 Aaron Drive in Lynden.
National Nutrition Month: a time to highlight the importance of healthy eating habits
March is National Nutrition Month, a time to highlight the importance of healthy eating habits for all, but especially for seniors.
Age well: Heart health tips for older adults
Proactive care and lifestyle adjustments can significantly promote heart health in our loved ones.
How to make use of resident trust accounts at CHCC
CHCC helps residents manage their financial affairs by offering to hold money for them in a separate account, called a resident trust account, which accrues interest and can be used for paying bills.
The power of physical therapy
Physical therapy can improve the quality of life for individuals in long-term care settings.
Start a career in health care with free nursing assistant training
Nursing assistants have the extraordinary opportunity to make a positive impact on the lives of older adults. As a professionally trained nursing assistant, you can offer patients compassion and care while assisting them with day-to-day life tasks such as dressing,...
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.
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.