New service being offered in Dayton, OH to help concerned families of older drivers
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DAYTON, Ohio - OhioPen -- Keeping Us Safe is proud to announce that Rachel Healy, Certified Dementia Planner, has successfully completed an intensive training program and is now certified as one of North America's "Beyond Driving with Dignity" Professionals.

The "Beyond Driving with Dignity" professional certification program has been designed to equip Healy and other professionals throughout the United States with tools necessary to help older drivers and their families work through the complicated issue of an age-related diminishment in driving skills.  She is now well-suited to provide older drivers and their families with a very specific program that will help make appropriate decisions on how to keep the aging driver safe.

Healy is the co-owner of Senior Care Authority of Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky (https://seniorcare-greatercincinnati.com/), which also serves the Dayton area,  explains, "Keeping Us Safe's 'self-assessment program' for older drivers provides concerned families with the missing link between their desire to bring the driving issue to a peaceful resolution, and their ability to actually do so."

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Certification in the Beyond Driving with Dignity program is designed to be a common-sense approach to facilitate (and often mediate!) rational, common-sense driving-related solutions based on tangible facts and personal observations.  The "Beyond Driving with Dignity" professional will receive annual in-service trainings and is required to meet standards of professionalism to maintain their certification.

Healy will begin providing her new services throughout the greater Dayton metropolitan area effective immediately.  She can be reached at 513-447-6990 or by visiting the Senior Care Authority of Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky website at www.seniorcare-greatercincinnati.com.

For more information on Keeping Us Safe or the "Beyond Driving with Dignity" program please visit www.keepingussafe.org.  Media inquiries are asked to call 216-904-8841 for additional information.