How can you collaborate with case managers to provide assistive devices for patients with limited access?
Assistive devices are tools that help people with disabilities or impairments perform daily activities, such as walking, hearing, reading, or communicating. They can improve the quality of life, independence, and well-being of patients who need them. However, not all patients have easy access to assistive devices, due to factors such as cost, availability, insurance, or transportation. How can you collaborate with case managers to provide assistive devices for patients with limited access?