11 Feb FREE 3 week Home Care Aide Program!
This is a Free $400.00 value program that we are making available to the public at no cost! ...
Home Healthcare Blog
10 Feb Four Ways to Remind Your Senior to Drink Water
Not everyone is excited about drinking enough water to stay hydrated. If that’s your senior, some of these ideas might help....
27 Jan Understanding Alzheimer’s and Dementia Presentation, Feb 4th
Feb 4th, Rob Fraser with Care to Stay Home will be presenting "Understanding Alzheimer's and Dementia" on behalf of the Alzheimer's Association. Learn more....
23 Jan What Elderly Care Can Do to Prevent Falls in the Winter
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in Elderly Care Spokane WA, What Elderly Care Can Do to Prevent Falls in the Winter
Older adults are at a greater risk for falling, which can result in serious injuries....
21 Mar Care to Stay Home of Spokane Receives 2019 Best of Home Care® – Provider of Choice Award
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in General News
We are excited to announce that Care to Stay Home of Spokane has received the 2019 Best of Home Care® – Provider of Choice Award from Home Care Pulse. The Provider of Choice Award is granted only to the top-ranking home care providers, based on...
27 Feb 4 Great Senior Centers in Spokane
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in Senior Activities
Spokane has many senior centers that offer classes, trips, and other leisure activities for city senior citizens. Take a look at what some of the centers have to offer. Southside Senior & Community Center Located on E. 27th Avenue, the Southside Senior & Community Center offers a...
14 Jan How Siblings Can Work Together to Care for Their Parents
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in Family
An aging parent that requires assistance can be a source of conflict for many families, especially between siblings. Some parents may simply require frequent check-ins and help with trips to the doctor or grocery store. Others require more complex care, such as an in-home health...
03 Jan Why Elder Abuse is an Issue You Should Care About
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in Elder Abuse
Elder abuse is a very real, sometimes overlooked, issue that affects many senior citizens in the United States. Like children, senior citizens are one of the most vulnerable segments of the population. Victims of elder abuse may be afraid to speak up, or in some cases, not able...
21 Dec Sentimental Seniors – How to Celebrate the Holidays Together
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in Aging
The holidays are “the most wonderful time of the year,” right? And yet, for many seniors holidays can be a time of nostalgia, grief, and even confusion. Whether your sentimental senior loved ones are struggling with the grief or nostalgia of times and people gone-by, or memory loss...
29 Nov You’ve Got a Friend
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in Aging
Aging is not an easy process – ask around. Most of my life I had perfect vision. Then one day I was playing in a softball game at age 37 and I just couldn’t see the ball anymore. That was 37! According to The Optometric...