This is again (IMHO) is due to the many, many years of abuse to  the system.
 
Keith/34/C4-5/NJ

You will learn in time that obtaining a new chair these days is a lot  more 
difficult today than it was just 5 years ago.  Especially if CMS is  paying for 
that chair. First, is the order from a licensed doctor in rehab  medicine, to 
see an Occupational Therapist for a complete evaluation based on  medical 
needs.  The
evaluation goes back to the doctor for another order to the DME.   The DME 
will then determine what is best for you, with your help and  assistance and 
submit those findings to Gov Insurance to determine if they  will be paid for 
the 
perfect chair.  Sometimes they get a yes and other  times they get a no.  
Submittals have to be adjusted and justifications  have to be properly coded 
and 
submitted.
 
The process could take 6 months to a year.  Maybe longer.   Sometimes shorter.
Ask around and evaluate each answer, based on its user and needs.
 
Best Wishes



 



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