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Users Buyer’s Guide - Defining Your Needs

From the start, take time to understand what you expect from a scooter, and where and how you will use it. Write down your answers to the following questions and discuss them when you talk to your local professional dealer. Some vital points are:

How accessible is my home or living quarters?
What is the width of the narrowest door I will go through?
What are the dimensions of any tight or confined areas that I might need to operate in?
How tall are any thresholds or steps that I might have to navigate?

Where will I use my scooter?
Primarily indoors? Both indoors and outdoors?
Primarily outdoors? Daylight only, or night and day?

Will I transport my scooter from one place to another? Yes No
From my living quarters to someone else’s?
From my living quarters to a commercial location?
From my living quarters to an outdoor location?

Will I transport my scooter frequently? Infrequently?

How will I transport my scooter?
By car, van, or truck (make & model)?
By public transportation, airplane, or train?

How much will I use my scooter?
____Hours per day. ____Day per week.

What is my height & weight?
_____ feet/inches ____pounds.

Any special dexterity or transfer needs or considerations?

What types of accessories and options might I like?
A canopy for rain or sun? A power seat lift?
Cupholders, baskets, bags, etc?

How do I anticipate paying for my scooter?
 I expect to pay cash for it (cash, check, or credit card).
 I will seek third-party payment (Medicare,
private insurance, HMO, PPO, etc.).

If you anticipate seeking third-party payment, complete the next two sections.

What type(s) of insurance do I have?

Source: PaceSaver Buyers Guide

 
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