Empowering healthcare professionals to identify at-risk drivers with precision and confidence.
Enhance rehab programs with accurate cognitive driving assessments.
Evaluate cognitive impact of neurological conditions on driving to ensure patient safety.
Evaluate older adults' driving abilities to balance safety and independence with DriveABLE.
Support patient recovery by monitoring cognitive abilities essential for driving.
Make informed decisions with detailed cognitive impairment screening.
Measure cognitive impacts of mental health conditions on driving to ensure safety.
DriveABLE is made up of two assessments, Cognitive Assessment Tool (DCAT) and the On-Road Evaluation (DORE).
DCAT and DORE can be licensed together or separately, allowing you to customize your program to your clinic or hospital needs.
DCAT is a 30-minute, tablet-based assessment that evaluates cognitive abilities crucial for safe driving.
It provides immediate, objective results, making it essential for ensuring driving safety.
DORE is an on-road test that measures cognitive skills in real driving scenarios, offering detailed feedback on both driver performance and evaluator consistency.
DriveABLE has more than 100 assessment centres equipped to assist you.
Compare cognitive performance to healthy individuals of similar age, ensuring a fair and accurate evaluation.
With over 200,000 real-world assessments, DCAT provides reliable predictions of driving risk.
Track patient progress in rehabilitation by assessing key cognitive abilities required for safe driving.
Complete the entire assessment in just 30 minutes, making it a time-efficient solution for busy clinics.
A DCAT trained evaluator conducts a 30-minute cognitive assessment.
A DORE trained driving instructor conducts a cognitive on-road evaluation, capturing C-Errors and T-Errors for deeper insights.
Analyze the evaluation data in a single report containing results from just one or both cognitive assessments.
Confidently determine if driving is still a safe option for the patient.
Standardized service offering consistency
Varies with each service provider
Measures multiple cognitive skills in tandem
Focuses on one specific skill at a time
Examines relative and absolute driving risk
Detects symptoms but not driving risk
Provides scores upon completion
Results are often “calculated”
Automatically generates comprehensive report
Manually compiled post-assessment report
DriveABLE has more than 100 assessment centres equipped to assist you.
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DCAT stands for Driving Cognitive Assessment Tool, a tablet-based cognitive test that evaluates essential cognitive abilities for safe driving.
Any trained medical practitioner can administer and interpret the DCAT upon completing our online training courses.
The entire assessment takes just 30 minutes to complete.
DriveABLE provides quantifiable metrics that help track progress in rehabilitation programs aimed at improving cognitive abilities necessary for safe driving.
The assessment centres listed on our website are the only ones available at this time. Please contact them directly for assistance, as Impirica does not provide assessments directly or set market prices.
If you cannot find an assessment centre nearby, we recommend speaking with your doctor, specialist, or local transportation authority (like the Department of Motor Vehicles or Ministry of Transportation).
