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Steps to getting started:
1. Give us a call or setup a free 20 minute call to review the steps.
2. Let us help you with obtaining an order from your physician.
3. We will meet you on the day of the appointment at your home or one of our community settings.
3. A Clinical Evaluation and Behind the Wheel Assessment will be completed on the day of your appointment in our rehab vehicle.
4. At the end we will review the results and work together to develop a plan to move forward toward your mobility goals.
5. Following your visit the report will be sent to your physician and identified care team as needed. The results will be reviewed to assist with determining fitness to drive and next steps. Some recommendations may include additional training sessions and/or adaptive equipment for the vehicle.
At Adaptable Therapy Services payments for services is self-pay.
We do not accept private insurance or Medicare. You will be provided with a medical invoice.
A pre-payment is required in order to schedule services, unless paying by check. All payment methods are subject to our cancellation policy.
When possible we provide our clients with up to date resources for funding opportunities but it is up to clients to pursue these opportunities and there are no guarantees they will qualify for the grants and funds.
To enroll in our program you will need a prescription from your physician for "Occupational Evaluation and Treatment for Driving and Community Mobility"
You will also need a valid driver's license.
Did you know Honda has a mobility assistance program?
You can apply using link below for up to $1,000 off the cost of your adaptive vehicle equipment . See requirements on their site and follow up with their program for details.
Georgia has programs and services to help aid residents in acquiring the mobility equipment they need. Some of these grants are condition-based, while others are community-based. Residents of Georgia with disabilities are automatically qualified for various state-based grants with funds that may be applied to increase the quality of life or independence of the recipient.
Please reach us at julia@adaptabledriving.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Our driver rehabilitation specialists are experienced occupational and physical therapists with advanced training in driving rehabilitation. We provide driving evaluations to determine safe goals for travel.
Medical conditions can change the way we move, think, and see. If you show any of these changes or other characteristics, you may benefit from a driving evaluation with Adaptable Therapy Services:
A driving evaluation is an evaluation of an individual’s driving. It includes 3 main steps.
Step 1: A review of clinical testing of sensation, vision, movement, & thinking.
Step 2: A behind-the-wheel assessment in our driving rehab vehicle.
Step 3: Discussion of outcomes.
Step 2 of the driving evaluation takes place in our driving rehab car. We use our car because it has special equipment for added safety. Don’t worry! We appreciate that driving someone else’s car requires adjustment. Therefore, the first thing we will do is give you time to get use to our car. Then, once you are ready, the evaluation will begin.
During step 3 of the driving evaluation, we will talk to you and your family member about your outcome. Your DRS will talk about patterns of safety or concern with driving. Outcomes may include return or continue driving, additional driving training, hold on driving with plans for re-evaluation, or driving retirement.
No, as specialists, we evaluate your performance with driving and any impact from illness or injury. We work with you, your family, and doctor to help determine safe goals with driving. At times we will be asked to send reports to the department of motor vehicle, but we will always discuss this with you first. The department of motor vehicle is the licensing agency holds all authority for your driver’s license.
Here at Adaptable Therapy we try to update and inform therapists on resources to increase access for their patients to community mobility resources.
There are many incredible resources for therapists listed on our site under therapist resources including a free introduction course on OT and Community Mobility.
Another great resource is the Association of Driving Rehab Specialists at www.aded.net.
Are you thinking you might need equipment for driving? We can help with that too! Our driver rehab professionals are skilled at identifying and training drivers to use a range of equipment including hand controls, left foot accelerator, and steering devices. Adaptive driving equipment training involves a comprehensive driving evaluation, individualized training, support for state’s relicensing process, equipment prescription, and fitting to ensure equipment works in your own vehicle.
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