What happens when you contact Aging Wisdom? Part 3
We usually outlive our ability to drive safely by six to ten years. As we age, we naturally modify how we drive to address physical changes: Stiff joints, poor vision, slow reflexes. But a day will come when it’s unwise to continue behind the wheel.
Unfortunately, if you don’t have a plan to eventually retire the keys, and your driving becomes a safety issue, others will make the decision for you.
This is a common dilemma for families and friends, and an issue that prompts an inquiry call and consultation.
In this third episode of What happens when you contact Aging Wisdom? Sheila and Keri talk about what happens before, during, and after a consultation that is primarily focused on driving and implementing effective changes with those in your care who shouldn’t be driving anymore.
Putting the brakes on driving is a real challenge, but with Aging Wisdom’s help, the transition can be much smoother. Click here to Schedule a Get-acquainted Call with one of our Certified Care Managers.
Additional Reading
- Retiring the Car Keys (an Aging Wisdom fact sheet)
- My Mom Refuses to Accept Help! Lack of Insight May Be the Reason (an Aging Wisdom blog article)
- Resistance to Care is a Common Challenge: What’s the Best Path Forward? (an Aging Wisdom blog article)