Look at the skills involved
Driving brings together attention, decision-making, vision, movement, and reactions. Changes in these areas can affect how a person manages a complex task.
The clinic evaluation considers relevant functional skills and concerns. Share recommendations from your medical clinician and any requirements you have been given.
Clarify what your appointment will cover
Call before scheduling to confirm the components of the clinic service, the information needed, and any coverage or payment questions. Bring your usual glasses and relevant medical information.
A clinic assessment is different from an on-road driving test. If an on-road assessment or specialist driver service is needed, discuss the appropriate next step with the office and your medical team.
Use the findings to plan
Recommendations may identify skills to address, practical concerns, or the need for further assessment. Relevant rehabilitation goals can involve thinking, visual skills, or physical function.
Completing therapy or a clinic evaluation does not itself grant legal driving clearance. Your medical clinician and the relevant licensing process guide those decisions.
Make room for family questions
A family member may have useful observations or concerns. Let us know who you would like included so the evaluation and recommendations can be discussed clearly.
Common questions
Is an on-road test included?
Call to confirm the exact service before booking. This page describes clinic-based assessment; it does not promise an on-road test.
Can you tell me whether I am legally allowed to drive?
Licensing decisions and medical clearance follow the applicable process. The clinic can discuss the functional findings and recommendations from the evaluation it provides.