Letters of Medical Necessity Rifton TRAM Sample LMN: Adult homecare
A caregiver using the Rifton TRAM to help an elderly homecare client make a seated transfer into bed.
Components of a Letter of Medical Necessity for use in the homecare of an adult. Note: Every reasonable effort has been made to verify the accuracy of the information. However, sample letters of medical necessity are not intended to provide specific guidance on how to apply for funding for any product or service. Health care providers should make the ultimate determination as to when to use a specific...
How To’s Funding Assistance for Adaptive Equipment
a boy in a Rifton Adaptive Tricycle
(Updated April 2024) Sometimes it can seem impossible to find funding for a piece of adaptive equipment you know will vastly enrich and enhance your child or client’s life. Start by reading the online guides listed below to check that you have tried all the options that may be available to you. In particular, if you are a parent or pediatric therapist, be sure to read Funding Adaptive Mobility...
How To’s Funding Adaptive Mobility Equipment for Young Children with Disabilities
Flip down the top for head control practice
by Gerald Goebel MSPT, CSCS Download this paper as a printable pdf. Introduction Assistive technology (AT) can enable young children with disabilities to participate more fully in play, communication, learning and other meaningful activities. Particularly in the crucial years of early development, a child with disabilities requires AT to live as independently as possible and develop his or her full...