Pride U and Quantum University   Medical Diagnosis and Power Wheelchair Electronics: How to Program to the   Individuals Needs and Where to Start     Level: Advanced Programming Course   Duration and Credits: 6 Hours - 0.4 CEUs and 6 CECs     Course Description: Working within Medicare’s current guidelines can be a   challenge in and of itself. The Medicare system has required therapists and   providers to think along the lines of consumers’ diagnoses. Rehab   professionals know not every person fits into the qualifying criteria setup by   Medicare. Regardless, there is a need to abide by the guidelines as closely   as possible to be successful in providing the equipment the consumers need.   This course will provide attendees with a description of different diagnoses   and what limitations and needs these individuals may have. Specific to each   category of diagnoses will be a description of equipment considerations,   including mobility base, power seating and specialty controls and how to   program the electronics to the individuals needs. The participants will be   introduced to what programming options are available for clients and how to   program the equipment to maximize a client’s ability to participate in their   daily activities.     Date(s) of Course:   August 20, 2010 – Perrysburg, OH   August 24, 2010 – Pittsburgh, PA   August 27, 2010 – Syracuse, NY   September 14, 2010 – Atlantic City, NJ   September 21, 2010 – Boston, MA   October 6, 2010 – Wilkes-Barre, PA       Cost: $ 100.00 (includes continental breakfast, lunch, seminar materials, and   certificate)     **Register online (www.quantum-university.com) to receive a $10.00 discount   for this course.     Contact Information:   Jennifer Wilson   Email: jwilson@pridemobility.com   Ph: 800.800.8586 x 1398