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 […]
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Veteran’s Day: Our Nations Heroes Deserve the Best Care
Every year on November 11th the nation dedicates its thoughts to those actively serving in the military or veterans who previously served. Although this special day is behind us for 2022, it’s still important to take a moment and recognize those who have dedicated their lives to protecting our freedoms—now and throughout history. However, history […]
Using Technology to Boost Your Career If You Have a Disability
Guest Post by Elijah Dawson Do you have a disability yet dream of going to college or holding down your ideal job? Fortunately, the internet and other technologies have made it easier than ever to succeed professionally while having a disability. Check out these tips from To The Rescue on using technology to boost your […]
Help a Senior Manage Life Tasks in These Four Important Ways
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 […]
Supporting a Loved One with a Memory Impairment
Guest Post by Nina Sumner Photo by Aaron Andrew Ang on Unsplash About 40% of people aged 65 or older have age-associated memory impairments in the US (amounting to around 16 million people). While only around 1% of people will progress to dementia, around 10% of seniors have mild cognitive impairment. These seniors are able […]
How Golden Couples Can Thrive After Marriage
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 Welcome Employees With Disabilities
Guest Post by Elijah Dawson As a business owner, you want to hire the very best talent, and you recognize that sometimes people with disabilities can make important contributions to your company. Therefore, you should provide a welcoming environment for them so that they know how valuable they are to you. Read on for some […]
How to Help Your Senior Loved One Retain Their Sense of Independence
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
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 […]
Tips to Become a Home Care Nurse
To The Rescue Home Health strives to create a positive, supportive work environment. Helping others and working as a team allows us to provide a high level of services by caring professionals. 10 tips to becoming a home care nurse Be educated in the field of nursing. Understand that this is an independent position. Have […]