Did you know that researchers have found that maintaining a curious mind can help people age in a healthier way? Reading books can be a great way for seniors to keep their mind active and learn new things.
A word about COVID-19 vaccination from CHCC’s medical director
If you have seen what I’ve seen, you wouldn’t even bat an eye to be first in line to get the shot. The science behind the COVID-19 vaccination is solid.
Exciting tech brings the outdoors in at CHCC
There’s a magic room at Christian Health Care Center. Residents might enter through an unassuming hallway door at CHCC, but inside they are transported to the great outdoors. Inside, they are on a bike ride through the trees, pedaling with glee. It’s part of a new...
A letter regarding Thanksgiving
We are thankful for the promise of a vaccine, thankful for this community of dedicated and caring staff and thankful for those we are blessed to serve.
Give loved ones, neighbors the gift of nutritious meals
Food is symbolic of love when words are inadequate. – Alan Wolfelt As we continue in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the holiday season is guaranteed to look different this year. Family gatherings may be limited, and the needs of those you’re buying gifts for may...
Proposed budget cuts negatively impact the long-term care industry
The Aging and Long-Term Services Administration (ALTSA) has released its State Fiscal Year (SFY) 2022 Biennium Decision Package. While the package has been sent to Gov. Jay Inslee's office, the long-term care funding proposals included within are considered...
Advocating for the long-term industry during COVID-19
CHCC is a member of Washington Health Care Association -- a nonprofit industry group that promotes quality care and advocates for those who live and work in long-term care and assisted living centers. WHCA is well respected in our industry, which is why CHCC's CEO,...
Program brings online arts education to CHCC
More arts are coming to Christian Health Care Center! LeadingAge Washington has partnered with Seattle-based Silver Kite Community Arts to provide free arts engagement opportunities to all those who live at CHCC here in Lynden. The program began in August and will...
Book, magazine and craft drive
Community members frequently ask if there are things they can do or give to help the people who live and work here during COVID-19. We are so grateful that CHCC is on your mind, and we’re thankful that you want to help!
COVID Gratitude: Thanks for the many ways you’ve supported CHCC during the pandemic
Visual visits like this one were among the many ways the community has supported CHCC during the COVID-19 pandemic. Updated: Dec. 30, 2020 As COVID-19 has caused chaos across the nation and around the world, the local community has rallied around Christian Health Care...









