North East Drive Mobility (NEDM) helps people across the North of England to maintain or regain independence as drivers and passengers following a change in health.
We can support people with a range of health changes which may affect someone’s ability to drive or travel independently, such as (but not limited to) Dementia, MS, ME/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Parkinson’s, Huntington’s, and effects of a stroke.
We also conduct powered wheelchair and mobility scooter assessments, and work alongside our Independent Travel Advice Service when driving is no longer an option.
North East Drive Mobility is supported by the Department for Transport and Driving Mobility.
The North East Drive Mobility service offers:
NEDM has centres in Newcastle upon Tyne, Stockton on Tees and Cumbria.
We believe it is very important you, your carers and families have opportunity to design and improve our services. The Patient and Carer Involvement Service provides support to people who want to be involved in developing our services and provide a range of projects and activities that people can take part in.
Feedback is very important to us. Fill out our Your Voice survey to anonymously have your say and comment on the ward or service you have experienced.
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Information leaflet about North East Drive Mobility which includes who the service is for, what they offer, what happens at assessments and how to access the service.
