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Complex Rehab Technology Repairs Face Delays in Kansas

1 report, 1 independent Updated Fri 00:00
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What happened

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Concerns have been raised regarding repair delays for complex mobility devices in Kansas. Brad Linnenkamp reported that his main wheelchair batteries were failing, forcing him to use a backup chair while awaiting repairs. Brigid Schwilling previously waited over a month for repairs, during which time she was without a proper wheelchair. In response, a company spokeswoman stated that fixes vary and that they work to provide backup options. The company's CEO also released a white paper offering suggestions to improve the Complex Rehab Technology industry.

From kmbc.com

Why it matters

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The delays and quality concerns affect the reliability of essential mobility equipment within the Complex Rehab Technology sector. The company's suggestions for industry improvement highlight potential systemic issues in service delivery and device maintenance.

From kmbc.com

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  • KansasLocation where repair delays and industry concerns are being reported

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