Oct 29, 2026 | Family, Family Blog, Long-Term Care, Memory Care, Short-Term Care, What's New
Little Moments, Meaningful Connections: November at Christopher House A familiar song. A friendly visit. A game that gets everyone talking—and maybe brings out a little competitive spirit. November at Christopher House is filled with opportunities to enjoy good...
Oct 16, 2026 | Family, Family Blog, Long-Term Care, Memory Care, Short-Term Care, What's New
A Little Music, a Little Magic, and Plenty of Fall Fun at Christopher House October may be halfway through, but there’s still plenty of fun ahead at Christopher House! Across Belmont, Putnam, Hillside, and Brookside, the rest of the month brings live music, favorite...
Sep 8, 2026 | Family Blog, Short-Term Care, What's New
How Older Adults Can Reduce Their Risk Falls are common among older adults, but they should not simply be accepted as a normal part of aging. A fall can lead to injury, hospitalization, loss of confidence, and a decline in independence. The good news is that many...
Sep 3, 2026 | Family Blog, Short-Term Care
How Skilled Nursing Rehabilitation Helps Older Adults Recover Safely A hospital stay can be a major turning point for an older adult. Even when the immediate medical issue has been treated, many people are not quite ready to return home safely. They may need help...
Aug 3, 2026 | Family, Family Blog, Long-Term Care, Memory Care, Short-Term Care, What's New
View Our Virtual Tour Today Explore Christopher House from Home Making a decision about nursing care for yourself or a loved one is deeply personal. You want to know that the place you’re choosing offers quality care, compassionate staff, and a welcoming...
Jun 10, 2026 | Family, Family Blog, Long-Term Care, Memory Care, Short-Term Care, What's New
Compassionate Dementia & Long-Term Memory Care at Christopher House When a loved one is living with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia, families want more than medical support — they want comfort, safety, understanding, and compassionate caregivers who treat residents...
