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Step by Step

Getting electrical hand controls for a vehicle typically involves a few essential steps, whether you need them due …to mobility challenges or for other reasons. Here’s a general guide on how to proceed:

1. Consult with a Medical Professional or Occupational Therapist
• Reason: A doctor, specialist, or therapist can assess your mobility needs and provide recommendations. They may also help you understand the specific type of controls you need for your situation (e.g., for driving with limited mobility).
• Action: Schedule a consultation to get a medical prescription or recommendation, which is often required for insurance purposes.

2. Assess Your Vehicle
• Reason: Not all vehicles can be easily adapted, so it’s essential to make sure your car is compatible with hand controls.
• Action: Work with a certified mobility dealer or installer to evaluate your car. Some vehicles may require additional modifications, such as power steering upgrades or seat adjustments, to accommodate hand controls.

3. Choose the Right Type of Hand Controls
• Reason: There are different types of hand controls for various needs (e.g., push/pull, twist grip, or lever-based). You need to select the one that best suits your abilities and comfort.
• Action: Discuss your options with a certified mobility dealer who can guide you based on your needs. They can also show you how each option works.

4. Find a Certified Mobility Dealer or Installer
• Reason: Certified professionals specialize in vehicle modifications and can ensure the controls are installed safely and properly.
• Action: Look for a dealer or installer certified by organizations such as the National Mobility Equipment Dealers Association (NMEDA). They should be able to install the system based on your specifications.

5. Installation of Hand Controls
• Reason: Proper installation ensures the system is safe, reliable, and functional for your driving needs.
• Action: Schedule an installation appointment. A certified installer will modify your vehicle, integrating the hand controls as needed.

6. Driver Training (if necessary)
• Reason: Learning to use hand controls properly is essential for your safety and the safety of others on the road.
• Action: Take a driving course specifically designed for people using adaptive equipment. Certified driving instructors can teach you how to operate your vehicle with the new controls safely.

7. Check with Your Insurance and Financing
• Reason: Installing hand controls can be an expensive process, and insurance companies may help cover the costs, especially if it’s medically necessary.
• Action: Contact your auto insurance provider to discuss coverage options and inquire about financing or reimbursement through medical insurance or mobility aid programs.

8. Periodic Maintenance and Adjustments
• Reason: Over time, hand controls may require adjustments or maintenance to remain in optimal working condition.
• Action: Set up periodic checks with your installer to ensure everything continues to function properly.

9. Stay Informed on Legal Requirements
• Reason: Regulations regarding adaptive driving equipment can vary by location.
• Action: Make sure your vehicle is legally compliant in your state or country, and ensure that your driver’s license is updated accordingly.

By following these steps, you can get the proper hand controls installed and ensure you are ready to drive safely and comfortably.[+] Show More

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