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Safe2Go

Case Managers & Rehabilitation Consultants

A provider that works inside your plan, not alongside it

For case managers

You are coordinating a plan with several providers, a claimant who may be disengaged, and an insurer who wants evidence of progress. We try hard to be the provider in that mix who does not create extra work.

What we understand about your role

The provider you do not have to chase

Most of the friction in a rehabilitation plan comes from coordination rather than clinical work. Reports arrive late or answer the wrong question. Providers work in isolation and duplicate assessment. The claimant repeats their history four times and loses confidence in the process.

Safe2Go is structured to reduce that. Our psychologist, occupational therapists and rehabilitation driver trainers are one team working from one plan, so a referral to us does not fragment into three separate provider relationships you then have to manage.

What you can expect

  • Acknowledgement of every referral, with a clear statement of anything still required
  • Direct contact with the claimant to arrange assessment, so scheduling does not route back through you
  • Reports at the intervals agreed, in a format that answers the funding question
  • Early notification if progress stalls, rather than a surprise at the end of an approved block
  • One point of contact across all disciplines involved

Where we fit

Referral reasons we see most often

Return to work blocked by driving

The claimant is otherwise fit for a graded return, but cannot drive to the workplace or the role requires occupational driving.

Function not recovering as expected

Physical recovery has plateaued and psychological or functional barriers are suspected but not yet formally assessed.

Psychological barriers identified

Anxiety, PTSD or avoidance has been identified and requires treatment from a provider familiar with accident-related presentations.

Independence and community access

Driving is central to the claimant's independence, caring responsibilities or community participation, and has not returned.

Capacity questions

There is genuine uncertainty about whether the claimant is safe to drive, requiring formal OT driver assessment.

Previous rehabilitation unsuccessful

Standard driving lessons or generic psychology have been tried without result, and a specialised rehabilitation approach is needed.

Practicalities

Working with us

Referral. By phone, email or the enquiry form. Send whatever documentation you have — we will tell you if something is missing rather than sitting on it.

Geography. We travel to the client across most of NSW. Assessment in the claimant's own driving environment produces a more reliable picture than a clinic-based session, and removes travel as a reason for non-attendance.

Telehealth. Psychological services are available by Telehealth and Zoom, which matters for regional claimants and for anyone whose presenting problem is that they avoid driving.

Engagement. We are experienced with claimants who have disengaged from previous providers. Our approach is deliberately paced and non-confrontational, which tends to hold people who have found other programs too demanding too early.

Scope. We will tell you honestly if we do not think we are the right service, or if we think the barrier is something outside our scope. That conversation is free.

Talk to us before you refer

Call 1800 867 277 and we will tell you whether Safe2Go fits the plan you are building, and roughly what it would involve.

Send your referral

Safer Driver Awareness

Becoming a Safer Driver

  • How do we rebuild hazard perception after a crash?
  • Why does choosing the right driver rehabilitation provider matter?
  • What factors contribute to driver error after injury or trauma?

Safe2Go's Difference

We Follow Best Practices

  • A multidisciplinary team — registered psychologist, occupational therapists and rehabilitation driver trainers
  • Trauma-informed, graded rehabilitation paced to your recovery, not to a test date
  • Experienced with CTP, WorkCover, case manager and allied health referrals
  • Evidence-based treatment for driving phobia, anxiety and PTSD

Contact Safe2Go

Enquire Today

Ready to start your recovery? Email us at admin@safe2go.com.au or call 1800 867 277. Referrals from insurers, case managers, GPs and allied health professionals are welcome.

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FAQs

Commonly Asked Questions

1. Is Safe2Go a driving school?

No. Safe2Go is not a driving school — we are a specialised rehabilitation service. Our team includes a registered psychologist, occupational therapists and rehabilitation driver trainers who work together to help people return to driving after accident, injury, trauma or a medical condition. We do not teach learner drivers to pass a test.

2. What experience do you have?

Safe2Go has over 15 years of experience supporting people living with driving phobia, driving anxiety, PTSD, GAD and adjustment disorder. If we had to summarise our program in one word, it would be freedom.

3. Do you offer psychological services?

Yes. Psychological support is a core part of what we do, and it is available on its own — you do not have to be enrolled in a driving program to see our psychologist. We provide individual therapy for anxiety, trauma, PTSD and post-accident adjustment, available in person, by Telehealth or over Zoom.

4. Do you accept CTP and WorkCover clients?

Yes. We regularly work with:

  • CTP (Compulsory Third Party) insurers and claimants
  • WorkCover and workers compensation matters
  • Case managers and rehabilitation consultants
  • GP, psychologist and allied health referrers
5. What's next?
  • Call 1800 867 277 or send an enquiry and we'll talk through where you're at
  • We match you to the right starting point — psychological support, an OT driver assessment, or graded on-road rehabilitation
  • You progress at your pace, from fear of driving to freedom