Driving Reintegration Assessments in Bradford

The Driving Reintegration Assessment at WellCare Medical evaluates visual tracking, reaction time, coordination, and cognitive processing to determine safe readiness to return to driving after injury, concussion, or neurological events. Your results translate into a clear, personalized plan that may include neurological assessment, concussion assessment, and targeted physiotherapy. We streamline paperwork via direct insurance billing and support both MVA rehabilitation and WSIB workplace injuries to help you get back on the road safely and confidently.

Who Should Book a Driving Reintegration Assessment?

Book an assessment if you’ve had a head or neck injury, concussion, neurological event, or significant orthopedic trauma affecting coordination or reaction time. It’s particularly important for individuals whose work requires driving, as well as those recovering from motor vehicle accidents. If stress or sleep disruption is present, we can integrate psychological assessment to support focus and coping.

What the Assessment Includes

Your clinician completes a detailed history (licenses, driving demands, medications), followed by tests of visual processing, eye tracking, attention, executive function, coordination, balance, and reaction time. Cervical mobility and vestibular function are screened when indicated. Findings map to a plan that may combine physiotherapy (vestibular/balance), post-concussion strategies from our concussion team, and neuromotor control work informed by a neurological assessment.

Why Choose WellCare Medical?

Our interdisciplinary model connects assessment to action—under one roof. We provide insurer-ready documentation with direct billing, coordinate return-to-work timelines, and, when helpful, can quantify physical capacity using a Functional Abilities Evaluation (FAE). You receive a plain-language report with thresholds and a stepwise plan to rebuild readiness and confidence.

Driving Reintegration — At a Glance

Recovery ScenarioAssessment FocusLikely Next StepsHelpful Links
Post-concussion symptomsOculomotor control, vestibular function, cognitive loadVestibular rehab, visual pacing, staged exposureConcussion assessment
Neurological eventsReaction time, visuospatial processing, coordinationTask-specific drills, fatigue management, retestingNeurological assessment
Whiplash/MVA-related neck issuesCervical ROM, headache triggers, motion sensitivityCervical mobility work, graded head movementMVA rehab
Work duties require drivingSafety thresholds, attention under load, enduranceStaged return-to-driving plan; employer guidanceWSIB & workplace injuries

Your Roadmap Back to Driving

  1. Screen & History: Mechanism of injury, symptom triggers, job/legal requirements, medications, red flags.
  2. Objective Testing: Visual tracking, reaction time, coordination, balance/vestibular, cervical mobility, cognitive screening.
  3. Plan & Education: Thresholds for symptom-safe practice; pacing, sleep, and screen-time strategies.
  4. Targeted Rehab: Vision/vestibular exercises (physiotherapy), post-concussion care, neuromotor training; retesting to confirm readiness.
  5. Documentation & Admin: Insurer communication via direct billing; employer guidance; optional FAE for job demands.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you decide when it’s safe to drive again?

Safety is based on objective measures (reaction time, visuomotor control, exertional tolerance) and symptom thresholds under controlled tasks. We provide clear criteria and only recommend return when standards are met.

Is a referral required?

No referral is required for most services. If specialist imaging or medical clearance is appropriate, we’ll advise next steps and coordinate with your physician.

Will my insurance cover this?

Many extended health plans and MVA benefits cover assessments and rehabilitation. We simplify the process with direct billing to insurance providers and provide itemized receipts when needed.

Ready to Feel Better? Schedule Your Consultation Today!

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