I think my next year will be a Quickie. While overall this Invacare chair has lasted, it has not been the best. I am also not satisfied with the support down here for Invacare. I guess it matters more what type of vendors you have and what you're used to. Quadius
On 5/12/07, Tim Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I was lucky, The VA let me keep my 8 yr old chair when I got a new one 3 yrs ago. I've had good luck with Quikee chairs. Although I had bad luck with quikies before getting injured ;^P Stunt On 5/11/07, ~LittleQuad~ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > that's how medicaid determines if you get chair before 5 yrs time.....like > me, twice. i must be hell on my chairs? they fall apart or parts wear > out....hmmm > > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > My wheelchair person told me that the repairs would have to cost as much as > a new chair, because that is the new rule. > > What have others been told about this? And it all has to happen at once. > That could make you use a chair for many many years. > > I hate to think of having my chair another 20 years. It is three years old > right now, , Permobile chairman 2K. I think that is the right name. > > Dana > > > ________________________________ > See what's free at AOL.com. >
