Oregon DMV's Medically At-Risk Driver Program At-Risk Driver Related Information

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Oregon DMV's Medically At-Risk Driver Program

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At-Risk Driver Related Information

Overview

This page provides links to additional information related to the Medically At-Risk Driver Program.

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Transportation Options
Related Websites
Frequently-Asked Questions

Transportation Options

Use the links below to explore transportation options:

Oregon Area Agencies on Aging - Local Area Agencies on Aging connect people to needed social services in their community, including transportation. Find a local office by looking up your county.
ODOT Trip Check - Click on the Transportation Options to discover how to travel around the state without a personal car.

Related Websites

Use the links below to explore other related Websites:

AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety Senior Drivers - Tips to keep senior drivers safe behind the wheel.
American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) Driver Safety Program - Classroom course designed for mature drivers, ages 50 and older. Provides a review of safe driving skills and how to adjust driving habits in relation to changes in cognitive and functional abilities.
American Medical Association (AMA) - Access to the "Physician Guide to Assessing and Counseling Older Drivers", a comprehensive resource for physicians, developed to keep patients safely mobile for as long as possible. Covers driver assessment, rehabilitation and counseling. Contact the AMA for order information.
Association of Driver Rehabilitation Specialists (ADED) - Can assist with finding a driver rehabilitation specialist in your area.
Grand Driver Information - General information and resources on aging and driving site sponsored by the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators (AAMVA).
National Association of Private Geriatric Case Managers (NAPGCM) - A geriatric case manager can assist individuals or families arrange long-term care, including transportation. Web site access allows location of a Care Manager by state, zip code or experience in a particular area.
National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA) - Provides resources for drivers, medical providers, law enforcement and others on issues related to medical conditions and safe driving.
Oregon Medical Association - Information on the organization's Medically At-Risk Driver Program and on Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), and status of legislation protecting a physician from not reporting a medically at-risk driver.

Frequently Asked Questions

Use the links below to access frequently asked questions and answers pertaining to the Medically At-Risk Driver Program:

Page updated: July 23, 2010

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