ABOUT MOBILITETSCENTER

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Mission

Our mission is to facilitate safe and independent driving for individuals with disabilities. We offer

History

Mobilitetscenter was founded in 2002 with the aim of improving mobility for individuals with disabilities. The

Ownership and Financing

Today, Mobilitetscenter is run by an economic association with non-profit organisations as members and operates

Board

The board of Mobilitetscenter is composed of representatives from the organisations that are members of the economic

Presentations

We offer information sessions and participate as speakers at events organised by, for example, pensioners’, interest

Contracts

Västra Götaland Region

Mobilitetscenter has had a contract with the Västra Götaland Region since 2006. Initially, the contract was for a procured service, but in 2017 it was replaced by an agreement for Civil Society Public Partnership (IOP). This agreement focuses on being a resource for medical driving questions for organisations and citizens in the region, with collaboration, communication, and expertise as tools. Mobilitetscenter has qualified staff and advanced technical resources to provide support to organisations and residents in the region and to conduct medical driving assessments. The IOP agreement with Västra Götaland Region was renewed in 2021 and is valid from 2022–2026, ensuring greater long-term collaboration with the region. Other regions can also utilise the contract according to the conditions of the “National Agreement for Out-of-County Care”. The home region is then invoiced by Västra Götaland Region for the assessment carried out at Mobilitetscenter.

Försäkringskassan

Mobilitetscenter previously had a contract with Försäkringskassan for a procured service. In 2020, Försäkringskassan decided not to extend the contract, and the previous procured service is now a state task with the Swedish Transport Administration. Mobilitetscenter continues to receive inquiries from private individuals regarding car support and has limited ability to provide support within the IOP agreement with Västra Götaland Region.

Handling of Personal Data

When you come into contact with Mobilitetscenter, your personal data will be registered and processed in data systems. Personal data refers to information that can be linked to a living person. Typical personal data includes personal identification numbers, names, and addresses. The GDPR regulation has strengthened the rules regarding which personal data can be collected, processed, stored, and in what way they can be collected. The aim is to strengthen the protection of personal integrity for the individual.

Mobilitetscenter’s work is governed by GDPR and the laws that regulate the handling of personal data for organisations within healthcare. Mobilitetscenter has a legal obligation to document interventions according to the Patient Data Act and the Health and Medical Services Act. The staff at Mobilitetscenter are bound by confidentiality under these laws. Consultants employed by Mobilitetscenter have all signed a confidentiality agreement, thereby agreeing to comply with the same confidentiality rules.

Mobilitetscenter handles personal data to fulfil its obligations under the Health and Medical Services Act and the Patient Data Act. The legal basis is to fulfil a legal obligation (medical record documentation). The information collected is stored for as long as required by the Patient Data Act or other laws. The personal data collected includes, for example, names, addresses, and personal identification numbers. Additional personal data, such as health information, may also be collected, and these are considered sensitive, so they are only collected when necessary and are handled with great care and discretion.

Mobilitetscenter uses a web-based locked system for documentation and employs an external server for data management. The server is located in Sweden. Mobilitetscenter is responsible for personal data and has personal data processing agreements with its service providers. The functions are not accessible to anyone other than the centre’s staff.

Before an assessment at Mobilitetscenter, visitors are informed that personal data will be handled. Visitors have the option to cancel the assessment and not go through with it. If the assessment is conducted, Mobilitetscenter is obligated to document it.

You have the right to contact Mobilitetscenter at any time to find out which information about you has been documented and registered. You also have the right to request the correction of inaccurate information by contacting Mobilitetscenter at the email address below. If you are not satisfied with how your personal data is handled at Mobilitetscenter, you can report this to the Swedish Authority for Privacy Protection. However, we encourage you to first contact Mobilitetscenter at the following address: info@mobilitetscenter.se.

Contact details for the Swedish Authority for Privacy Protection:

imy@imy.se
Swedish Authority for Privacy Protection

Box 8114

104 20 Stockholm

More information on GDPR:

https://www.imy.se/en/individuals/data-protection/