We have reason to celebrate! We received some key wins in Olympia this week for this supplemental budget year. Together with matching federal funds, we won appropriations to fund a 6% Adult Day Health rate increase, a 0.05-cent per hour increase to our admin rate in homecare, homecare parity and a health home rate increase… Read More
Eddie Shobe tickles the ivories like a pro at Full Life Care's Adult Day Health Center in Everett.
It would make sense that Full Life Care would pick February to host a series of lunchtime discussions on heart health. What better Valentine gift?
When Pat Ayars sits down at the keyboard, a miracle fills the room.
Full Life Care’s ongoing training efforts continued vigorously in November with another successful STAR-Full Life dementia training session.
The act of washing another person’s feet is an expression of human respect and humility as ancient as spirituality itself. That symbolism was unmistakable at Barton Place.
Gino Orsillo attends Full Life’s memory care program. He speaks Italian, little English, and is hard of hearing. Communication can be challenging, but somehow it all works out, and Gino enjoys going to what he calls his “new job.”
Since meeting newly retired Jeff Drayer through Full Life’s ElderFriends, Wayne Tofthagen is less of a “lifelong loner” and is now more of a “lifelong friend.” The first time they met, the pair quickly found that they had a lot to talk about.
Rachel Homme attends the Solstice art and wellness studio. She sits in her corner, surrounded by her creations. Blind since birth, Rachel revels in creating art.
Residents of Phinney Terrace, an SHA community for elders, learn about healthy eating with limited budgets, through Cooking Matters classes.