Depends much on what you are signing. A receipt form or an Acceptance Form. A receipt acknowledges that you received something. An acceptance form means that you have accepted the chair as is and all is ok. It can state that by your acceptance that the supplier can begin collecting the monthly rent. Acceptance mean nothing further must be done. Attorneys rarely deliver wheelchairs, so the person who delivers that chair may just say, all is ok.. just sign here. Make you that you receive a copy of all papers the day you sign. I would consider doing a road test and maybe an off-road test, both forward and backwards. Test the suspension with one wheel on a flat surface and the other wheel on grass or a soft surface. Make sure there are no loose wires hanging ... anywhere. Your provider should have charged the batteries long before you see or touch the chair. I also recommend bring the Occupational Therapist that evaluated you to make sure that everything is functional and included in the package that were order. Enjoy Best Wishes In a message dated 7/1/2013 2:29:15 P.M. Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes:
Hi All, I'm going to be picking up my Quantum chair and I wanted to know what I should and shouldn't do before I sign. Bobbie Sent from my iPad
