
Home Modifications to Help Seniors Impacted by Reduced or Low Vision
When you think about our senses, our sense of vision is conceivably the one for which we’re most thankful. So much of our life’s experiences are a result of the

When you think about our senses, our sense of vision is conceivably the one for which we’re most thankful. So much of our life’s experiences are a result of the

Most of us think we know when an aging loved one should stop driving, but most elderly people think they still can drive safely, and they strongly resist giving up

In his 90s, my dad always needed someone to take him to a Dr. visit, not only because he couldn’t drive, but because he couldn’t give vital information about himself,

When you or a loved one can no longer drive or move around outside the home safely, a myriad of challenges present themselves. Who will do the shopping or go

My husband is still driving, even though it’s been 17 months since I last blogged about “When Is It Time to Give Up the Car Keys,” and I reported how