Americans are drivers. Cars are associated with freedom and independence. For people who don’t live in cities with reliable public transportation, cars may be a necessity. In 2020, nearly 30 …
Continue ReadingWhen Should Older People Stop Driving?

Americans are drivers. Cars are associated with freedom and independence. For people who don’t live in cities with reliable public transportation, cars may be a necessity. In 2020, nearly 30 …
Continue ReadingThe World Health Organization launched the Age-Friendly Communities Initiative in 2006, with the laudable goal of making communities throughout the world accessible and safer for seniors. The first step was …
Continue ReadingOur purpose is not to have you run out and get a new car, especially if you are content with the one that you have and can safely drive it. …
Continue ReadingOlder adults who enjoy driving and consider it a vital part of their continuing independence and sense of well-being nonetheless encounter physical changes that affect their driving experience as they …
Continue ReadingThere are so many scooters out there! Choosing the right scooter for you or a loved one can be overwhelming, but if you focus on your specific needs, you will …
Continue ReadingWhat is a walker? A walker is an assistive device for people who are having difficulty walking on their own. Some typical reasons for choosing a walker include: Arthritis, especially …
Continue ReadingSeniors can find the right wheelchair to suit their needs if they take the following information into consideration when deciding what to buy. There is a lot of choice in …
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