Senior Health


Choosing the Best Home Care Provider

Posted on: May 30th, 2023 by To The Rescue | No Comments

Guest post by Sabahat Khan Introduction Choosing the best home care provider for you or your loved ones is important. As we age, there may come a time when assistance and support are needed to maintain a good quality of life at home. A reliable and compassionate home care provider can make all the difference […]

How To Manage Diabetes in Seniors

Posted on: May 15th, 2023 by To The Rescue | No Comments

Guest post by Lindsay Johnson Introduction They say old age is gold age, but the truth is that it is only gold when older people are taken good care of. Age is characterized by the onset of several illnesses that are hard to avoid; Alzheimer’s is one such disease. In many cases, children, due to […]

5 Wonderful Ways Pets Can Support Senior Wellness

Posted on: March 1st, 2023 by To The Rescue | No Comments

Guest Post by Jenny Wise As we age, we experience changes in our physical and mental health which can interfere with our quality of life. It’s not uncommon for seniors to face feelings of loneliness, depression, anxiety, and physical health concerns. But pets may offer a solution to these age-related challenges. Pets provide countless mental, […]

Chronic Health Conditions: 7 Out-of-the-Box Ways To Help Your Loved One

Posted on: December 12th, 2022 by To The Rescue | No Comments

Guest Post by Jenny Wise When a loved one is diagnosed with a chronic health condition, it can be tough to know how to best support them. Of course, you want to do everything you can to help them feel better and manage their symptoms. But sometimes you have to think unconventionally to assist them […]

Help a Senior Manage Life Tasks in These Four Important Ways

Posted on: August 19th, 2022 by To The Rescue | No Comments

Guest Post by Jenny Wise How do you help a senior who has no family members nearby? Often, it’s as simple as assisting with small, daily household chores, but some seniors need help with specific tasks, especially if they are living with a cognitive issue. Sometimes older adults want to get organized and put together […]

How Golden Couples Can Thrive After Marriage

Posted on: August 5th, 2022 by To The Rescue | No Comments

Guest Post by Jenny Wise Marriage is a beautiful partnership and a compromise among equals, but it takes work before your wedding day. You need openness and honesty, not just the desire for a successful marriage. Planning in advance and communicating effectively are two important factors when marrying during your golden years. Thoughts on Finances […]

How to Help Your Senior Loved One Retain Their Sense of Independence

Posted on: May 27th, 2022 by To The Rescue | No Comments

Guest post by Andrew Needham Helping loved ones as they age is a family’s responsibility. If you’ve noticed a decline in physical or cognitive functioning, you’ve probably also thought about getting them some additional help. However, many older adults resist this because they’ve been independent for most of their lives. Ultimately they will need to […]

A Guide to House-Hunting If You Need an Accessible Home

Posted on: May 24th, 2022 by To The Rescue | No Comments

Guest post submitted by Jenny Wise Photo Credit: Pixabay.com House-hunting is always a challenge, as you have to find a property that’s both in your price range and meets your unique needs. If you’re differently-abled and require an accessible property, the process can become even more challenging. The key to success is careful planning and […]

Exploring the Many Health Benefits of Home Care

Posted on: April 12th, 2018 by Renee Williams | 21 Comments

From isolated older adults to veterans experiencing PTSD to individuals with cognitive disorders, in-home care is playing an increasing role in improving outcomes for those with mental health issues. In honor of national Mental Health Month coming up in May, To The Rescue shares the following information on how our skilled in-home care services can […]

Chew on This: Key Links Between Diet and Health

Posted on: March 12th, 2018 by Renee Williams | No Comments

March is National Nutrition Month, and it’s the perfect time to review how our diet affects our health, both now and in our later years. Studies overwhelmingly support the link between poor nutrition and a variety of chronic diseases. For instance, key findings from the WHO/FAO Expert Consultation on Diet, Nutrition and the Prevention of […]