ADAPTED VAN

However, not all wheelchair drivers and passengers require the same modifications. Input from a physician, physical therapist, and CDRS, (Certified Driver Rehab Specialist) if planning to drive, is an essential first step. An individual "needs assessment" along with a person's budget and how the van will be used are critical factors to help determine modification and adaptive equipment; a reputable NMEDA member or ADA member mobility dealer can help you with that... To further understand the market of handicap vans, let's take a more in depth look at van conversions, adaptive equipment, handicap accessible van dealers, NMEDA, funding, van accessible parking (video), and new and used wheelchair vans and the pros and cons of buying one over the other... How to determine what model of handicap van to buy, including the necessary adaptive equipment and van conversion options available, typically requires the assistance of others. In this report, we focus on the importance of using only..