Rehabilitation is a critical milestone on the road to recovery, whether it’s following surgery, a stroke, an injury, or a prolonged hospital stay. But what happens next—when your loved one returns home—is just as important. Post-rehab recovery at home can be a delicate, often overwhelming,...
Tragedy Strikes: How Can I Help Mom? You’re going about your day when the phone rings. It’s the hospital. Your mom has fallen. She’s fractured something—maybe a hip, maybe a wrist—and now she’s in a hospital bed, groggy from medication, confused, and in pain. And just like...
Incontinence Is Common But Not Inevitable: How Care To Stay Home Can Help At Care To Stay Home in Spokane, we know how sensitive and often misunderstood the topic of incontinence can be for older adults and their families. While it's true that incontinence becomes more...
How 24/7 Home Care Supports Safe Living for Seniors with Alzheimer’s When a loved one is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, safety becomes a growing concern. Daily tasks may become confusing, and new environments can cause anxiety. At Care to Stay Home, we offer 24/7 in-home care to...
As we age, our needs evolve—physically, emotionally, and mentally. For many seniors, the desire to remain in the comfort of their own homes is strong, but doing so safely and with dignity requires the right support. At Care to Stay Home of Spokane, WA, we...
Games for Health is important for seniors At some point in your research for activities for an older adult, you will find organizations that tout memory games for preventing Alzheimer’s. While there is no solid evidence that these games help prevent the disease, they can help provide...
The 2021 Caregiver of the Year Award is given by the Home Care Association of America(HCAOA) Care to Stay Home is proud to announce that the Home Care Association of America (HCAOA) is recognizing our very own Edidiong Antiaobong as a nominee for the 2021 Caregiver of the Year Award....
In a year that has shown us sadness, frustration, and disconnection. A friendly game of bowling with friends really is the best medicine. That was true for the participants of the Beer, Brats, and Bowling at Revel of Spokane. It was Care To Stay Home's privilege to be...
Fall Prevention Awareness Week is September 20-24, 2021 National Fall Prevention Awareness Week is September 20-24, 2021, and this year Care to Stay Home has information in our newsletter as well on our social media channels. You can find our Facebook Page Here: Spokane Care to Stay Home According to the National...
We got to meet up with our caregivers one on one. It was great!!! To show our caregivers how much they mean to us the office staff at Care To Stay Home banded together to have a Box Lunch Extravaganza. The lunch consisted of a croissant, water, cookie, bag...