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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...

Technology can help Seniors and the people who help them The advancement of assistive technology can make a difference in seniors’ lives as they navigate the world with new and different tasks. It is important for those who aid seniors to also learn and navigate new...

Get the vaccinations you need by talking to your doctor or health professional Vaccines have been coming up in all sources of media lately. There is no better time to talk about vaccinations than August, which is National Immunization Month. We all know that the COVID-19 pandemic has affected...

We proudly wear our COVID-19 Vaccination Bracelets. At Care to Stay Home we are, COVID Warriors. What does that mean? As a company, we are taking getting vaccinated very seriously. From our office staff to our care managers to our caregivers, we are encouraging those who can...

Activity is great for the body and the soul. Staying active is tough no matter what age you are. Being active takes dedication and can provide you with physical, emotional, and mental benefits.We can talk about it all day but what you really want to know...

It's important to manage your diabetes, especially in the heat. There is so much to love about summertime; vacations, backyard BBQs and the warmer weather! In the past few months, Spokane has been experiencing record-breaking heat and a lack of precipitation. All these factors affect those who have diabetes.  Did you know that...

There are many ways to begin the planning ahead conversation of one’s final wishes. You know your family and how your loved ones might best respond to the topic. For some families, it might be a casual conversation over dinner or another family gathering. For other families, a...