Share the product, location, measurements and installation requirements that are relevant to the job. The installer checks the site and fixing approach. Questions about a change in position or equipment should be resolved with the recommending professional.
Share the relevant parts of the recommendation.
A product name alone may not be enough. Include the required length or model, intended position and any measurements. If something is unclear, ask the recommending professional before purchasing or fitting the product.
- Product or model specification
- Intended room and position
- Relevant measurements or diagrams
- Any limits that affect the installation
The home still needs to be checked.
The wall, floor or doorway may need preparation to support the recommended equipment. The installer should explain the proposed mounting method and any additional work. A useful quote connects the recommendation with the actual installation conditions.
Resolve changes before fitting.
If the specified position cannot be used as planned, do not assume a nearby position has the same function. Clarify the options with the recommending professional and homeowner. The installation and the person’s needs have to work together.
Keep project messages focused.
You can send the practical equipment and installation details without sending complete medical records. Agree who can answer questions and approve the work, especially if a family member is coordinating from elsewhere.
Questions about this next step
Can Stayscape follow an OT recommendation?
Yes, share the relevant installation requirements so we can discuss feasibility. Any conflict between the recommendation and the site needs to be resolved before work proceeds.
Will you change the recommended bar position if the wall is difficult?
We discuss the issue first. A change that affects the person’s use of the equipment should be checked with the recommending professional.