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Dangerous Driving/Accidents. Nicks or dents on your loved ones’ car could indicate difficulties with driving. Check to see whether a loved one wears a seatbelt, how easily he or she gets distracted and other safety precautions to evaluate if he or she needs help with transportation and errands.
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Second Opinions. If you are still unsure of the best option for your loved one, arrange for a social worker or professional geriatric care manager to visit for an informal evaluation. Adults are often more likely to share frailties or doubts with a professional than with family members.
7 Signs Your Loved One May Need Home Care
