Christian Health Care Center plans to expand hospice care in North Whatcom County with the development of The Hospice Suites at CHCC.
Christian Health Care Center expands hospice services in North Whatcom County
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Share your CHCC volunteer memories
As we celebrate this milestone year, we invite current and past volunteers to share a favorite memory, photo or reflection from their time at CHCC.
Long-term care for pulmonary conditions: Support for safer breathing
Learn how long-term care for pulmonary conditions supports breathing, safety and peace of mind for patients and family caregivers.
Seventy years of caring for our community
Christian Health Care Center celebrates 70 years of compassionate, faith-rooted care in Whatcom County, honoring community, staff and a shared calling to serve.
What to do when managing heart health becomes complex
When a loved one lives with cardiovascular issues or coagulation disorders, managing heart health becomes an ongoing priority. Long-term care focuses on dignity, comfort and quality of life.
Socialization in long-term care supports resident well-being
Discover how socialization in long-term care centers supports well-being, including spiritual services, recreation programs and communal dining in Lynden, WA.
From rehab to resilience: Why physical therapy isn’t just for injuries
Physical therapy isn’t only for injuries. Learn how PT builds resilience before and after hip replacement and supports long-term health.
How structure in LTC eases the challenges of advanced 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.
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.