What should you expect when you hire a caregiver for your Mom or Dad

By Greg Kling 11  pm On

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This video provides essential advice on how to approach the delicate conversation with your parents about when it might be time for them to stop driving. It covers important factors to consider, such as changes in physical and cognitive abilities that can impact driving safety. The video offers practical tips for having this conversation with sensitivity and understanding, ensuring that you address their concerns while exploring alternative transportation options.

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    Greg Kling

    Greg Kling is the Owner and President of Assisting Hands Home Care Cincinnati, which he Co - Founded with his wife Kim in 2013, following more than 20 years of experience in business consulting. A former partner at Deloitte and an MBA graduate of The Ohio State University, Greg made the transition from corporate leadership to home care, inspired by the meaningful impact caregivers had on his own family. Today, he leads a team of over 200 employees, serving thousands of clients across Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky. Greg is deeply passionate about enhancing lives through compassionate care and is equally committed to developing his team to achieve their full potential. Outside of work, he enjoys cycling, spending time with his three children, and playing the flute. Greg Kling is based in Ohio. You can reach him for professional inquiries and collaborations through his LinkedIn profile or by phone. Phone: (513) 540-0826