C's Physical Therapist

And I actually helped get them equipment. Okay. So she has a personal wheelchair, and it was set up as a very dependent style, meaning... it wasn't configured in a way that a student who had ability could self-propel it. Right. So we had some adjustment made so that that could be, she could self-propel. She had an adapted bike, which she had outgrown, and so she obtained a new bike.

And I actually helped get them equipment. Okay. So she has a personal wheelchair, and it was set up as a very dependent style, meaning... it wasn't configured in a way that a student who had ability could self-propel it. Right. So we had some adjustment made so that that could be, she could self-propel. She had an adapted bike, which she had outgrown, and so she obtained a new bike.

And that was through the school? The school doesn't purchase anything. It's all through private insurance.

And that was through the school? The school doesn't purchase anything. It's all through private insurance.

I sometimes have to support those purchases, and I do. Many of my students are medically fragile, so they have significant equipment needs. So I am the one who often has to write a letter stating medical necessity of things. In the case of her equipment, excuse me, the bike was, I think, through her private funds. And she also received a gait trainer through a nonprofit organization.

I sometimes have to support those purchases, and I do. Many of my students are medically fragile, so they have significant equipment needs. So I am the one who often has to write a letter stating medical necessity of things. In the case of her equipment, excuse me, the bike was, I think, through her private funds. And she also received a gait trainer through a nonprofit organization.

In the case of her equipment, I think through her private funds. And she also received a gait trainer through a non-profit organization.

In the case of her equipment, I think through her private funds. And she also received a gait trainer through a non-profit organization.

And I actually helped get them equipment. Okay. So she has a personal wheelchair, and it was set up as a very dependent style, meaning... it wasn't configured in a way that a student who had ability could self-propel it. Right. So we had some adjustment made so that that could be, she could self-propel. She had an adapted bike, which she had outgrown, and so she obtained a new bike.

And that was through the school? The school doesn't purchase anything. It's all through private insurance.

I sometimes have to support those purchases, and I do. Many of my students are medically fragile, so they have significant equipment needs. So I am the one who often has to write a letter stating medical necessity of things. In the case of her equipment, excuse me, the bike was, I think, through her private funds. And she also received a gait trainer through a nonprofit organization.

In the case of her equipment, I think through her private funds. And she also received a gait trainer through a non-profit organization.