Crest Home Health

10/27/2026

The love we share with those we've lost never truly leaves us.

In honor of Día de los Mu***os de las Mascotas, our Crest family created a special ofrenda to remember and celebrate the loved ones and cherished pets who have touched our lives.

Though their presence may be missed, the memories, love, and moments we shared remain close to our hearts. From warm embraces and shared laughter to cuddles, wagging tails, and unconditional love, each memory is a reminder of the beautiful bonds that stay with us.

Today, we honor those memories with gratitude, love, and remembrance.

10/26/2026

Every breath matters. 💙

In recognition of Respiratory Care Week (October 25–31), we're highlighting the importance of recognizing changes in breathing and knowing when to seek support.

Shortness of breath, persistent coughing, wheezing, or unusual fatigue may be signs that something needs attention. For caregivers, noticing these changes and communicating them to a healthcare professional can make a meaningful difference.

At Crest, respiratory health is an important part of caring for the whole person. Whether through skilled home health services or comfort-focused hospice care, our goal is to support patients and families with compassionate, individualized care.

This week, we also recognize the respiratory therapists and healthcare professionals dedicated to helping patients breathe easier.

10/09/2026

No two people have the same recovery, and no two care plans should look exactly the same.

For one person, progress might mean walking a little farther. For another, it might mean getting back to a favorite routine or feeling more confident managing everyday activities at home.

Home health is about meeting people where they are and supporting the goals that matter to them.

Because progress isn’t always about doing more. Sometimes, it’s about getting back to what makes everyday life feel like your own.

10/05/2026

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

A breast cancer diagnosis can bring uncertainty, difficult decisions and a lot of emotions for patients and the people who love them.

For those living with advanced illness, supportive and comfort-focused care can help make the journey a little more manageable. It’s about listening to what matters most, helping manage symptoms, supporting families and making space for quality of life.

This month, we’re thinking of the patients, families, caregivers and healthcare professionals touched by breast cancer. 💗

You are not alone, and support matters at every stage.

10/02/2026

October is National Physical Therapy Month! 🏃‍♀️

Physical therapy can look different for everyone. For some, it may mean building strength and improving mobility. For others, it may mean maintaining comfort, function, and independence.

At Crest, we’re proud to recognize the physical therapists who help people work toward their individual goals and quality of life, wherever they are in their care journey.

09/24/2026

Fall prevention starts with looking at the home through the eyes of the person moving through it every day.

This week, take a few minutes to check five areas that can easily be overlooked, from the first steps out of bed to the way everyday items are stored.

And don't forget to look for changes in how your loved one is moving. A new change in balance, strength, or confidence can be important to share with their care team.

Small observations can help support safer days at home.

09/23/2026

Kym and our friends at Crest Home Health stopped in and treated our staff and Therapy dept with goodies for our celebration of therapy week! We are so grateful to have their support!

09/18/2026

This National Rehabilitation Awareness Week, we’re recognizing the role rehabilitation can play in helping people regain, maintain, or improve the abilities they use every day.

In home health, rehabilitation may include physical, occupational, or speech-language therapy, depending on a person’s individual needs and plan of care.

We’re grateful for the professionals who help make progress possible, one step at a time.

09/16/2026

09/04/2026

Pain isn’t always obvious. Sometimes, small changes in mood, sleep, appetite, or behavior can be signs that someone may be hurting.

This Pain Awareness Month, take a moment to notice the changes, ask questions, and listen.