It is most difficult to adjust piping in a poured concrete floor, once the concrete has dried. Same could be positioning evaluation, after you have received your present Quantum Chair. It may not be impossible, just very difficult. Seating and Positioning Evaluations should only be done by licensed and certified Occupational Therapist with Seating & Positioning Certification. The order after the evaluation goes with the order for the seat base. Hoping to do this after the base has been built, along with the seat, makes it that more difficult. I always contact Mark Smith at Pride Mobility with the serial number of your chair to determine if the seat assembly can be changed or modified on the base.... before I precede. Mark can be reached directly at [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) Mark is a Product Manager in the Quantum Division at Pride. Remember, the impossible only takes longer.... Best Wishes In a message dated 1/24/2011 12:50:23 P.M. Central Standard Time, [email protected] writes:
I have a Quantom 600 wheelchair with a roho cushion since April of this year. I am having a lot of trouble with the way I'm sitting I always feel like I'm slipping for ward and my husband has to help push me up. I have always sat in a smaller chair (Nutron) but getting older (66) so decided to get ac hair that tilts and has automatic legs. I called Armed for a seating evaluation but they are just sending the gentlemen that gave me this chair and he already said he doesn't know what to do...I sit on a small roho because the big one is no good with my balance...any suggestions on what I can do to be able to sit without the feeling of slipping? What can I say to the representative that will be coming to my house? Thanks in advance. Carolyn 46 years post c3/4
