Medical Conditions That Put the Brakes on Driving
Whether an older adult can continue driving or not may come down to the amount of time it takes to make important decisions on the road.
Medications and Medical Conditions Impact on Driving
How to Have the Difficult Driving Conversation
Read about how to have a difficult driving conversation in the Alzheimer's Today Magazine.
Alzheimer’s and driving: a potentially deadly combination
Every individual’s experience with dementia is different, and Dr. Neha Lodha CSU believes that by identifying and measuring behavioral biomarkers, it may be possible to prolong the time when individuals with cognitive impairments
Majority of older adults with cognitive impairment still drive
Researchers highlight the importance of caregivers having conversations with care recipients and health care professionals about driving.
Driving with Severe Arthritis
Learn how limited movement from severe arthritis affects driving.
Older Driver Safety: When It’s Time to Stop Driving
This is an article about warning signs on when you may indicate someone should stop driving.
ChORUS Lobby Slides
Integrate one or more of the lobby slides into the information messaging systems you use for those in your waiting areas.
10 OTC and Prescription Drugs that Can Impair Your Driving
Your healthcare provider or pharmacist can help if your medication is affecting your driving. Let them know if you’re having this side effect.
Medication Effects That May Impair Driving Ability
Medscape here to talk about medicines, whether they are prescriptions, over-the-counter (OTC), legal, or illegal, that have the potential to impair driving performance.
Prescription medication and driving what are the hazards
As people age, many see increases in the number of their prescribed medications. However, at any age, the more medications you take, the greater the risk that the medications will affect your ability to drive safely.