Driving Danger: When to take away your parents keys
Whether your loved one should still be driving a car should be based on their physical and mental condition, not only on their age. Many people in good health can drive in their old age, but there are signs to look for and reasons why driving may not be safe. Understand that…
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When Should Your Aging Parent Stop Driving Safely?
Recognizing changes in vision, hearing, memory, and vehicle condition can help families begin a thoughtful conversation about driving safety.
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Senior Drivers: How to Take Away the Car Keys
Spot signs that your parent’s safety as one of our senior drivers is declining. Learn how to identify driving difficulties with Áegis Living.
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6 Activities for Grandparents to Enjoy with Grandchildren
Simple shared activities can strengthen family bonds while accommodating different ages, interests, energy levels, and mobility needs.
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How to Prepare for Your Aging Parents' Future: 6 Steps
A practical 6-step roadmap to prepare for your aging parents' future before a crisis forces rushed decisions.
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Áegis Living Brain Health Minute with Teepa Snow #2 of 3
Explore the early signs of dementia and brain health tips in part two of our series with Teepa Snow, presented by Áegis Living. Learn the symptoms.
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Ideas For Father’s Day When Your Father Has Dementia
Celebrate your father with Alzheimer's this Father's Day. Discover 4 nostalgic ways to relive childhood memories and cherish your time together.
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How Family Members Can Communicate Better and Reduce Conflict
Patient listening, respectful language, and a shared focus on an older loved one’s needs can help relatives navigate difficult conversations.
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