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Advanced Dementia and Pastoral Care

By: Jim Patton When I first started chaplaincy as a seminary student, I would arrive at the hospital or senior care unit with a planned scripture reading for all my patients.  That lasted about two days. The reason was not that I gave up or got lazy, but rather that I quickly found most patients […]

Assisted Living at Christian Care Communities

Assisted senior living communities constantly evolve to better serve and care for an active generation of older adults. In the past, assisted living was a safe facility for older adults with minimal needs for assistance with daily living and care. Today’s seniors want a vibrant community that empowers residents to live as independently as possible, […]

Called to Care

Why your personal mission should match your company’s core values Christian Care Communities was created with a purpose: To offer a new way of helping older adults achieve the quality of life they deserve. For those who invite us into their lives, no two situations are the same. We care for older adults who want […]

Affordable Housing

As we age, the things we value may change. In a recent conversation with some of our senior residents, we asked what they valued most at their current age. The top answers included good health, relationships, security, community, comfort, financial stability, and independence.  At Christian Care Communities, our mission is to enhance the journey of […]

Faith Restored

Since 1884, Christian Care Communities has been guided by our principles of faith, care, and family. Our commitment to principles is at work across all our communities around Kentucky. In our Middletown community a resident shared the following story with us, and we wanted to share publicly to show the Christ-like spirit of our residents […]

Top 5 Reasons Working with Older Adults is Rewarding

Are you considering a career working with older adults? With great career advancement opportunities and a variety of roles available, senior care may be the perfect choice for you. Whether you are just entering the workforce or considering a job change, working with seniors could provide the personal and career fulfillment you are looking for. […]

Healthy Eating Tips for Senior Nutrition

Good nutrition is important at any age. Healthy eating helps reduce the risk of high blood pressure, stroke, heart disease, diabetes, obesity and even some cancers.  Good nutrition can also give you energy and improve your well-being, along with improving your ability to fight off illness.  As you age, your life and body change. As […]

Five Reasons to Consider Assisted Living

Our assisted living communities constantly evolve to better serve an active generation of seniors. Residents enjoy their independence while expanding their intellectual, emotional, and spiritual horizons. We offer spiritual care programming, full activities calendars, musical entertainment, guest speakers, fitness classes, educational learning opportunities and much more. Assisted Living is a wonderful choice for older adults […]

Top Ten Things to Consider When Looking for a Transitional Care Facility

Transitional Care Programs are a great option for further recuperation and therapies after a hospital stay. At a skilled nursing facility, caregiving teams work to enhance patient results, reduce the risk of re-hospitalization for older adults, and ease the return to everyday life. There are many Transitional Care options in Louisville and the surrounding areas, […]

Bring Year-round Cheer to Seniors, Simply Volunteer

One of the most fulfilling things we do may be helping others. As we look forward in the new year, we want to come alongside our communities and connect volunteers with our seniors. We believe giving back is one of the best resolutions we can make!  The gift of time through volunteering is often the […]

The Importance of Transitional Care Programs

High-quality transitional care is important for older adults with chronic conditions and complex therapy needs, especially after hospitalization. Although it can be comforting to return home after surgery, there is a higher likelihood of returning to the hospital if proper care and precautions are not taken. Transitional care programs focus on improving care, enhancing patient […]

The Best Friends™ Approach to Memory Care

Older adults with memory concerns, including Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia, truly benefit from The Best Friends™ Approach. This approach to care was designed around the importance of relationships. Virginia Bell and David Troxel developed the Best Friends™ Approach to dementia care in the 1990’s while they were working at the University of […]