Twenty years ago, Rick Graver, ATP, the owner of Medtech Services Inc. in Reno, Nev., wrote a Mobility Management column on providing excellent wheelchair service. Listen to why Rick thinks service is still king — and why independent providers are still critically important to CRT and DME — in this premiere episode of our 20th anniversary series.

Twenty years ago, Rick Graver, ATP, the owner of Medtech Services Inc. in Reno, Nev., wrote a Mobility Management column on providing excellent wheelchair service. Listen to why Rick thinks service is still king — and why independent providers are still critically important to CRT and DME — in this premiere episode of our 20th anniversary series.

Twenty years ago, Rick Graver, ATP, the owner of Medtech Services Inc. in Reno, Nev., wrote a&nbsp;Mobility Management&nbsp;column on providing excellent wheelchair service. Listen to why Rick thinks service is still king — and why independent providers are still critically important to CRT and DME — in this premiere episode of our 20th anniversary series.

20 Years Later: Service Is (Still) King!

The complex rehab technology (CRT) industry includes seating and mobility clinicians and providers, funding and policy specialists, rehab engineers, manufacturers and, of course, consumers and their families. Join Editor Laurie Watanabe as these stakeholders share their insights, predictions and hopes for CRT. Whether you design, manufacture, recommend, build, fit, service or fund seating and mobility, our podcasts offer personal perspectives from CRT’s front lines.

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20 Years Later: Service Is (Still) King!

20 Years Later: Service Is (Still) King!

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