It's time for Spring Cleaning. As Spring draws closer, Spring cleaning and decluttering seems to be on everybody’s mind. And clutter can affect a person’s quality of life according to Sandy Task, Professional Organizer. This topic was covered by the CHHC Safety...
Since February is National Heart Health Month, now is the time to become better friends with your heart. As with better health, our hearts appreciate a better diet, regular cardio exercise, hydration and relaxation techniques including deep breathing and quality...
The arrival of a new year brings a great opportunity to renew our faith, hope, and love for God and Jesus, and our love for one another. Whether 2021 brought you success, fulfillment, and joy or you faced grief, setbacks, and struggle, you can look ahead to 2022...
The World is an ever-changing place from the days before the Birth of Christ until the present. We try to see the positives in ourselves, our families, our friends, and the world around us. Hope is always needed regarding our own health, wealth, and well-being. And...
Ms. Cara Lindstrom has always believed in service to others when she served in the U.S. Army and worked as an RN with Christian Home Healthcare. Ms. Cara’s husband Bernie also served in the U.S. Army and concluded a 25-year career with the U.S. Army Corps of...
Aging in Place is more than just a strategy but a state of mind. Most senior adults and persons with disabilities have made up their mind to live independently in the safety and comfort of their own homes. But it takes a plan to implement Aging in Place at home...
Caregivers give their best everyday especially if it is a family member or a friend who is the care recipient. Often mornings, evenings, mealtimes, and medication times can become the most stressful parts of the day. Sometimes it is important for the caregivers to...
“We don’t stop laughing because we have grown older, we have grown older because we have stopped laughing,” Father Scott Seethaler Young children laugh more than 300 times per day while adults laugh less than 20 times per day. Even irritating things in life can be...
Fort Pitt’s Block House prepared a way for America’s Independence. The Fort Pitt Block House is the only remaining part of Fort Pitt left in the City of Pittsburgh, making it over 250 years old. Built in 1764 the building was first used to defend the fort from...
June is National Safety Month! Now, more than ever, safety is crucial both inside and outside the workplace, which is why the National Safety Council (NSC) will still be recognizing National Safety Month in June. Home Healthcare In terms of home healthcare, it is...
Every year in May, Older Americans Month recognizes the contributions of older adults across the nation. While raising families and building careers, older Americans also gave back to their communities in a variety of ways. In their lifetime, times have certainly...
But on the first day of the week, at early dawn, they came to the tomb bringing the spices which they had prepared. And they found the stone rolled away from the tomb, but when they entered, they did not find the body of the Lord Jesus. While they were perplexed...
Vaccines seem to always be in the news at this time of year. Especially now amid the Covid-19 Pandemic. Here is a quick look to help you make an informed decision for you or a loved one. A vaccine stimulates a person’s immune system to develop antibodies to a...
Virginia Flickinger is living a wonderful life, surrounded by loving family and friends, and reaching the age of 100 this year. Most remarkably, Ms. Virginia, who was born and raised in Hawaii, was working as a nurse’s aide for a nursing unit at the Pearl Harbor...
How we treat our heart is as important now as it is for the rest of our lives. Kindness affects our heart rate, our blood pressure, and the stress on our heart. It is often said that we don’t have control over many circumstances in our lives, but we can control our...
Smoke detectors save lives and there should be one on every level of every home and in every apartment,” stated Lisa Epps-Cuda, Fire Inspector with the Pittsburgh Bureau of Fire Prevention. Ms. Epps-Cuda was invited to speak by Christina Zern, HR Manager, who...
Be kind to your heart by being kind to yourself and others How we treat our heart is as important now as it is for the rest of our lives. Kindness affects our heart rate, our blood pressure, and the stress on our heart. It is often said that we don’t have control...
We will all have at least one New Year’s Resolution whether we are a caregiver, a care recipient or someone just trying to make the right decisions and take care of ourselves. It may be to lose weight, make a little extra money, live healthier, worry less by...
