There are astronomical costs to be assumed, many times by the individual. Not only must we endure these major expenses, but we must depend on getting good quality and, if there is any kind of problem, it is essential that we get fast and dependable service. It is important to buy products ONLY from dealers who are trained by the people they buy from or to buy directly from manufacturers who have good reputations. Do not hesitate to ask to see any local dealers' factory trained certificates for whatever major product you are shopping for. When contacting manufacturers ask for their latest literature as well as the name and location of their nearest factory-trained dealer.
Medical equipment is a costly investment.
Your comfort, safety and independence are important factors in your decision making. It is important to be careful and shop around. Research your options and be an informed consumer. Common Sense Makes Good Sense by Susan Donaldson Common sense may not be taught in school, however, common sense is something people with disabilities should try to implement into our daily routine. People with disabilities often tend to push ourselves too hard.