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Fitness to Drive school FAQs:
Is your lack of confidence on the road holding you back from enjoying the freedom of driving?
If so, it's time to accelerate your confidence by enrolling in a quality driving school. With their expertise and guidance, you can boost your road skills and become a more confident and competent driver.
Learning from experienced instructors who understand the intricacies of driving will equip you with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate any road situation confidently. From mastering parallel parking to understanding complex traffic rules, a good driving school will provide you with comprehensive training that goes beyond the basics.
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By enrolling in a quality driving school, you can also improve your defensive driving skills, which are essential for staying safe on the road. You will learn to anticipate potential hazards, react quickly to unexpected situations, and develop a heightened awareness of your surroundings.
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Don't let a lack of confidence hold you back from hitting the road. Invest in your driving skills today and experience the freedom and confidence that comes with being a skilled driver.
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Practical tips for building confidence on the road
Building confidence on the road is a gradual process that requires practice and patience. Here are some practical tips to help you boost your confidence:
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Conclusion: The long-term impact of a quality driving school on-road skills and confidence
Enrolling in a quality driving school is an investment in your future as a confident and skilled driver. The knowledge, skills, and confidence gained from a good driving school will benefit you for a lifetime. By choosing the right driving school, practicing regularly, and seeking additional support when needed, you can accelerate your confidence and become a proficient driver who navigates the roads with ease and assurance. Don't let a lack of confidence hold you back from experiencing the freedom and independence that comes with being a skilled driver.
Frequently Asked Questions
We understand that you may have questions before your first visit. We have gathered answers to frequently asked questions to help you prepare for a successful experience. If at any time you have further questions please reach out to our client care team at 719-231-6657.
Where are your offices?
We have office locations in Colorado Springs, Westminster, and Fort Collins. Click for addresses and directions.
Do I need a doctor’s referral?
Yes. The referral (or order) should read: Occupational Therapy Driver Evaluation and Treatment. This should list your diagnosis or reason for seeking services. Your medical provider can fax the referral to us at 719-931-5559. Our client care team can also send a request to your provider. We have better chances of success if you also contact your provider to request the referral.
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Why do I need a referral if my insurance is not being billed?
The referral from your medical provider allows us to establish communication, request pertinent medical background, and report back to your doctor on your progress.
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What should I bring to my driving evaluation?
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Driver's license or permit (Please contact us if you do not have a valid license or permit, we cannot go on-road until you have one).
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Glasses for near and far vision, if needed
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Hearing aids, if needed
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Mobility devices, if needed
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Do I need to bring my own vehicle?
No. The driving portion of your evaluation session will take place in the Health Promotion Partners vehicle. We have specially equipped vehicles with passenger-side brake pedals and have the ability to add adaptive equipment if needed.
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Can I drive myself to the evaluation?
We request that you have someone drive you to your evaluation appointment.
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Can a family member come to the appointment?
With the client’s permission, family is welcome to attend the in-clinic portion of the session. During the in-vehicle portion of the session family members can wait in the waiting area at the office or leave and come back. We drive for about an hour during most evaluations. At the end of the session, we request that you have a family member present for the final consultation and planning discussion.
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Will insurance cover driver evaluation services?
For most of our clients driving evaluations are a private pay service. Medicare, and other insurance companies, do not consider driving “medical necessary”. Please see Finances Page for more details.