CCHS Plans to Be Leader in Memory Loss Care
Board evaluates Nov. and Dec. finances
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December 21, 2017
DAYTON—At the last CCHS regular board meeting in November, Stephanie Carpenter, RN, COO, spoke about a meeting she attended sponsored by the Aging and Long Term Care and the Alzheimer’s Association at the SonBridge Community Center in College Place.
The purpose of the meeting was to learn about a statewide movement that empowers people with memory loss, and their families, and that helps them stay connected in the community.
Carpenter said the goal is to plan for a dementia-friendly community in Columbia County.
She said that businesses can train their employees in how to help customers...
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