Keeping Us Safe

This program is unique in that it allows the older driver to play an active role in the decision making process as it relates to his or her driving future.

Keeping Us Safe's 'Self-Assessment Program for Older Drivers' was designed to preserve lives, one family at a time, and I'm very proud to be part of that initiative" explains O'Reilly.

The “Beyond Driving with Dignity” professional certification program has been designed to equip O’Reilly and other professionals throughout the United States with tools necessary to help older drivers and their families.

"We are delighted that the State of Wyoming has recognized the need for such programs and we are honored that they have entrusted us to deliver this information to Wyoming’s nursing community." says Matt Gurwell, founder of Keeping Us Safe.

Matt Gurwell, founder of Keeping Us Safe, explains that “Our programs provide concerned families with the missing link between their desire to bring this issue to a peaceful resolution, and their ability to actually do so."

The 1-hour session takes place in the comfort and privacy of the concerned family’s home and is conducted by any one of Keeping Us Safe’s Certified “Beyond Driving with Dignity” Professionals.

In an effort to help eliminate the likelihood of these types of occurrences, Keeping Us Safe has unveiled its new program titled the “Family Empowerment Session”.

Albert G. Hehr, Jr., Esq., coach for estate and long term care issues, will begin serving older drivers and their concerned families throughout the greater Cleveland area effective immediately.

The “Beyond Driving with Dignity” certification program is designed to arm professionals throughout the United States with tools necessary to help older drivers and their families work through the complicated issue of diminished driving skills.

The conference is being held at the Hilton DoubleTree at Warren Place in Tulsa, Oklahoma from November 5-7, 2015, and will be attended by Aging Life Care Professionals from the states of Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana and Oklahoma.