07/13/2026
One of the biggest misconceptions is that a diagnosis of early stage dementia means someone must immediately give up driving. In many cases, that’s simply not true.
What is important is getting a baseline assessment which helps identify current strengths, establish a point of comparison for the future and provide valuable guidance for the person in their family as changes occur over over time.
Driving is more than getting from one place to another – it’s independence, connection and quality of life. By planning ahead and assessing driving ability early, we can support safe driving for as long as possible, while preparing for future changes with dignity and confidence.
Early planning leads to better outcomes for everyone.
Contact me today to guide you through this process.
