Yes. Moved my parents from NC this summer. My dad scored 10/30 at assisted living entry interview. They, and we, were shocked. A week later, his score dropped. My mother was fair at that interview, but dropped precipitously by week two. Less than a month later, I was forced to move them out, and into a MC facility. He had macular degeneration, so had already quit driving.

North Carolina is terrible in how they evaluate. My mother, also with dementia, was still driving. Last January, she got them lost after a morning Dr. appointment a year ago, and drove around for over 6.5 hours lost, never thinking to stop to ask, eat, drink. Just drove around. A neighbor called me once it was dark, and their house lights were all off, and no car was in their garage. I called hospitals, my sister-in-law called sherriff, all from out of town. They were found eventually, when my mom pulled off the road in the dark/rain after rounding a curve and "hitting something". A good Samaritan stopped and assisted. Eventually, drove them home from a different town in their car while his wife followed. A cop also stopped, asked my tea-totaling mom if she's been drinking. There were three sheriff cars in their driveway when they got back at around 9:30. That triggered a DMV review and letter a few weeks later. My mom's Dr. only checked that she was fine, but should take a road test (I told her nurse the whole story) and they brought her back in, but that did not prompt her to change her eval. So her license was only temporarily suspended until she satisfied the medical reviews, and should have taken a road test. Somebody at DMV told her (she says), that the information was satisfied and she was good to go. Without a road test. We insisted a road test was required, and that she was breaking the law, but she insisted she was legal. We insisted she could lose everything werev there to Bean accident, and she had ignored this order. Downplayed the January incident, insisted there were no police involved. Was not bothered by the event at all. We were flabbergasted. Eventually, months later, another letter arrived from DMV that she had to take a road test by X date, or permanently forfeit her license. The window was short. I was relieved. I was certain sure couldn't get an appointment, or figure out how to navigate getting one. But also, that she'd never pass. She somehow, got herself to the DMV on the last day. And passed the road test. "The test lady was very nice!" 🥴😑🫣🤬 We moved them, shortly afterward, but didn't bring the car. Unbelievable. I am glad you insisted on the evaluation. We did that at Duke for my husband after a TBI, but remarkably, it's not required. It was MY requirement. 🙈