Tips for caregivers of loved ones with mild dementia who want to stay independent with a doctor’s approval

Important: The information that follows is intended to be used only by caregivers who have obtained approval from their loved ones’ doctors for their parents to continue living independently. Please seek, refer to, and abide by the guidance and recom-mendations your loved one’s physician provides regarding how long to allow and enable your parent to live independently, and when to place your parent in care.

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