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Comprehensive Reference for Rehabilitation Engineering & Assistive Technology: Device Prescription Protocols, Biomechanical Assessment Standards & Out

Comprehensive Reference for Rehabilitation Engineering & Assistive Technology: Device Prescription Protocols, Biomechanical Assessment Standards & Out

Coreman, Riley

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ISBN13: 9798255153114
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Apr 8 2026
Pages: 324
Weight: 1.66
Height: 0.68 Width: 8.50 Depth: 11.00
Language: English
WHEN THE CLINICAL QUESTION IS COMPLEX, THE DEVICE IS EXPENSIVE, AND THE FUNDING JUSTIFICATION HAS TO HOLD, THEORY IS NOT ENOUGH.

Comprehensive Reference for Rehabilitation Engineering & Assistive Technology was written for practitioners who already know the landscape and now need the protocol. This is not a student overview, a broad survey of device categories, or a general rehabilitation text that stops where real practice gets hard. It is a working clinical desk reference for ATPs, RETs, occupational therapists, physical therapists, speech-language pathologists, and advanced rehabilitation clinicians who need to move from assessment findings to fundable, defensible device recommendations with confidence.

THIS BOOK FOCUSES ON THE PART OF ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY PRACTICE THAT MOST RESOURCES LEAVE THIN: EXECUTION.

Inside, you will find step-by-step assessment protocols, biomechanical seating standards, wheeled mobility prescription logic, Group 3 CRT documentation pathways, alternative drive control evaluation, AAC assessment and SGD funding guidance, computer access and EADL protocols, sensory access technology frameworks, outcomes measurement procedures, and practical documentation models for Letters of Medical Necessity, prior authorization, and appeals. The structure follows the actual AT service delivery continuum from referral intake through trial, prescription, funding, implementation, and outcomes follow-up.

GET THE TOOLS CLINICIANS ACTUALLY NEED AT THE POINT OF CARE.

You will get SOPs, decision trees, completed sample documents, role-based navigation, HCPCS and regulatory quick-reference material, outcomes measurement frameworks, and chapter-by-scenario routing built for daily use. This handbook is designed to help you conduct a full AT assessment, match device features to clinical findings, document medical necessity in language payers recognize, and defend the prescription when the case is reviewed by Medicare, Medicaid, or private insurance.


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