Driver Assessment and Rehabilitation Program (DARP)

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The Driver Assessment and Rehabilitation Program (DARP) serves people whose health changes may impact their ability to drive safely.  For example, these health changes may be from trauma, illness or natural aging. 

DARP clients also include those with physical disabilities who require equipment to enable safe and accessible driving and those who need special instruction or vehicle adaptations to learn to drive.  As well, Parkwood Hospital is one of a select few centres authorized to conduct driving assessments for people who do not meet the peripheral vision requirements to drive in Ontario.

This program gratefully acknowledges the funding and support received from the St. Joseph’s Health Care Foundation.

Stirring wheel of sedan used for assessment and training

Last updated: Thu, 2012-04-05 16:05

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