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Care team bio: Eric C., dietary cook
“It’s a fun environment here. The people that I work with are great, and the job is relaxing for me.” -Eric C., dietary cook at CHCC
Activities to do with your parents that are fun and therapeutic
Here are some ideas for things to do with your parents or grandparents during the summer months and beyond
Resident Spotlight: Merle B.
Every person who lives at CHCC has a story. Learn about Merle B. in this resident spotlight interview.
Resident spotlight: Teresa G.
Every person who lives at CHCC has a story. Learn about Teresa G. in this resident spotlight interview.
CHCC adds new robotic pets to assist in dementia care
In dementia care, robotic pets are used in many ways to improve quality of life. With a lifelike look and feel, robotic dogs, cats and other animals can be a soothing diversion during times of stress. Notably, robotic pets also have been shown to improve brain...
Washington enacts long-term care insurance tax
Update (Jan. 28, 2022)The long-term care insurance tax has been delayed through 2022 while lawmakers "make refinements to the bill," to quote Gov. Jay Inslee. For more information, https://mynorthwest.com/3286162/gov-inslee-delays-long-term-care-tax-through-2022/....
Resident spotlight: Grace Mc.
Every person who lives at CHCC has a story. Learn about Grace Mc. in this resident spotlight interview.
Resident spotlight: Eric H.
Every person who lives at CHCC has a story. Learn about Eric H. in this resident spotlight interview.
How to support mental health in the elderly
You are not alone. That’s one major theme of Mental Health Awareness Month, celebrated throughout May. Mental illness affects one in five adults in the United States (including one in five older than 55), with about five percent experiencing serious mental illness....