Preparing to hang up the car keys as we age
A recent study found 61% of older adults with cognitive impairment continued to drive even though 36% of their caregivers were concerned about their performance.
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A recent study found 61% of older adults with cognitive impairment continued to drive even though 36% of their caregivers were concerned about their performance.
Lewis Morgenstern has made up his mind. When he turns 65 in four years, he’s going to sign an advance directive for driving.
A recent study found 61% of older adults with cognitive impairment continued to drive even though 36% of their caregivers were concerned about their performance.
A recent study found 61% of older adults with cognitive impairment continued to drive even though 36% of their caregivers were concerned about their performance.
A recent study found 61% of older adults with cognitive impairment continued to drive even though 36% of their caregivers were concerned about their performance.