can't thank you enough for this info derrick. hope others might find it useful. 
i have a veralite icon (air) cushion and back but the jay3 would've been my 
next step. love the you tube videos. sent them to my rep.
dianna


Yes, DeeDee that would be great.  Bobbie  
  
Smile Everyday 
 
  
On Jul 4, 2015, at 3:52 PM,   [email protected] wrote:  
  
 
 
  
        
     
     
     
     
     
     
-----Original Message-----     
 From: Derrick <     [email protected]>     
 To: diannal767 <     [email protected]>     
 Sent: Tue, Jun 30, 2015 1:49 pm     
 Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] new chair     
      
      
       
        
 i;ve been researching backs and cushions. do u want me to email u my notes, 
links, reviews of them? it's in word doc.         
         
 maybe u can get another adjustable back and/or cushion to help fit u to chair 
better         
 check out the Jay3 back. it has videos about fitting the back to your back 
issue"         scoliosis "
 follow link, then click on "documents, images,videos"         
http://www.sunrisemedical.com/products/jay/backs/jayj3back.aspx?tab=Media       
  
         
 other backs with videos ..........
 
          
         https://www.comfortcompany.com/category/Comfort Rehab/Back Care        
         
         JAVA Back
                    http://www.ridedesigns.com/configured-cushions.html
                    https://www.youtube.com/user/RideDesigns/videos?view=0
           Java back fitting.          
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bA4eN-aLbqQ








-----Original Message-----
From: Bobbie Humphreys <[email protected]>
To: diannal767 <[email protected]>
Sent: Sat, Jul 4, 2015 3:55 pm
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] new chair


 
Yes, DeeDee that would be great.  Bobbie  
  
Smile Everyday 
 
  
On Jul 4, 2015, at 3:52 PM,   [email protected] wrote:  
  
 
 
  
        
     
     
     
     
     
     
-----Original Message-----     
 From: Derrick <     [email protected]>     
 To: diannal767 <     [email protected]>     
 Sent: Tue, Jun 30, 2015 1:49 pm     
 Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] new chair     
      
      
       
        
 i;ve been researching backs and cushions. do u want me to email u my notes, 
links, reviews of them? it's in word doc.         
         
 maybe u can get another adjustable back and/or cushion to help fit u to chair 
better         
 check out the Jay3 back. it has videos about fitting the back to your back 
issue"         scoliosis "
 follow link, then click on "documents, images,videos"         
http://www.sunrisemedical.com/products/jay/backs/jayj3back.aspx?tab=Media       
  
         
 other backs with videos ..........
 
          
         https://www.comfortcompany.com/category/Comfort Rehab/Back Care        
         
         JAVA Back
                    http://www.ridedesigns.com/configured-cushions.html
                    https://www.youtube.com/user/RideDesigns/videos?view=0
           Java back fitting.          
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bA4eN-aLbqQ        
                           
 my buddy just got jay3 back. he really like it.         
 derrick         
         
 On 6/30/2015 10:24 AM,         [email protected] wrote:         
        
        
         my wheelchair rep has been back and says she'll be back with a 
different back. and back until i'm comfortable with my chair. but it's just so 
far off her "measurements", i don't think this is right. i guess i'll be 
finding out. it's only my 2nd chair through medicaid in 25 yrs. but now, 25 yrs 
later, scoliosis has developed from not sitting correctly and i'm finding these 
chairs very uncomfortable. just venting because i think i'm going to be stuck 
with something i don't like. to get the back close to right, the legs are too 
long, etc. it is however my first recline, i had hoped a smoother transfer of 
chairs.          
 dianna           
           
            
 I beg to differ. Knowledge is Power and you have every right to say NO and not 
sign the required paperwork until you get exactly what you need. Remember that 
providers are guided by you requirements and needs.  They must comply with 
insurance perimeters and CMS codes.  Learn as much about the manufacturer via 
the internet.  You can try out anything you want. Manufacture Reps are more 
than willing. Take Charge of YOUR Life.  Otherwise others will.            
           
           
           
           
           
 -----Original Message-----            
 From: wheelchair            <[email protected]>            
 To: wheelsdw            <[email protected]>; quad-list            
<[email protected]>            
 Sent: Mon, Jun 29, 2015 10:11 pm            
 Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] new chair            
            
            
             
                             
 I beg to differ. Knowledge is Power and you have every right to say NO and not 
sign the required paperwork until you get exactly what you need. Remember that 
providers are guided by you requirements and needs.  They must comply with 
insurance perimeters and CMS codes.  Learn as much about the manufacturer via 
the internet.  You can try out anything you want. Manufacture Reps are more 
than willing. Take Charge of YOUR Life.  Otherwise others will.               
               
                 
               
 Best Wishe               
               
                 
               
                
 In a message dated 6/29/2015 1:23:16 P.M. Central Daylight Time,               
  [email protected] writes:                
                
                 All companies the same. They do not give a crap about fitting 
the best 
 chair. They should not get away with this.
 Until you find a company that really cares and takes the time to 
 evaluate you, You have to really spend the time to research your self. 
 Then ask for a demo to try for a few weeks. Read reviews, ask other 
 users and give it time to adjust for the change. A new different chair 
 takes time to adjust to.
 
 I do not think wheelchair manufactures and DME dealers consider people 
 sitting in wheelchairs for 12 hours a day. They should spend the time in 
 customers shoes and ride around town and into stores to see what its like.
 
 DME are sparse in rural areas like I live in so there is not many 
 choices. My friend down the road was just told to find another dealer 
 after getting his new wheelchair just because he told them and argued 
 that he never got a chest strap. A chest strap is not much $ but they 
 could care less.
 
 Its just another hosing that the disabled get. Here's your wheelchair, 
 cushion or van, now go away until you can order a new one. Plus, I blame 
 Med-i-dont-care for not paying for pressure mapping and for better 
 equipment.
 Derrick
 
 
 On 6/29/2015 1:47 PM, Fragile wrote:
 > I had similar problems with a quantum 600. When I complained to the
 > company that sold me the chair, I was told, "you got what you
 > ordered." It was too wide. It was between 18 and 19 inches wide,
 > ordered between 16 and 17. Come to find out later, 17 inches wasn't an
 > option, so they went to 18. I just dealt with it for about 5 years,
 > when I was eligible for a new chair I went to a different company.
 > They sent somebody out to take measurements and whatnot. Showed up at
 > my front door about a month later with a new wheelchair (permobil),
 > without any warning. I wasn't ready to take the new chair, I was home
 > alone, nobody to transfer me into the new wheelchair so adjustments
 > could be made. Luckily, they sent somebody out a few weeks later and
 > took care of it.
 >
 > On 6/29/15, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote:
 >> my new chair was delivered in april. i.m going from an invacare tdx 5 to a
 >> quatrum 6000 recline chair. my question to all who all who received their
 >> new chair and had so many adjustments .being fitted and measured found they
 >> just hate the new chair. she told me the new chair would be a 1/2 difference
 >> in height, no so true. ( i don;t clear my kitchen table, my computer desk is
 >> now way to low) the back has been adjusted numerous times, i feel like i'm
 >> falling out of it. i have to put towels under my feet to prevent the drop
 >> look, they can't be adjusted up any further. this just isn't right is it? so
 >> not happy.
 >> dianna
 >>
 >
 
                 
               
              
            
           
          
         
        
       
      
     
   
 


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