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SC contacted Pa PCP and requested Rx for grab bars installation. SC made an ordered OT evaluation from DME provider All Care Medical and several others SC was unsuccessful in obtaining an appt because the DME provider does not have OT or PT on staff. SC called Pa and informed her. SC informed Pa to get another Rx from her PCP to send an OT to her home to complete the evolution and then have the result faxed to SC. SC informed Pa that once SC receives the OT evaluation; SC will complete service order in oracle and faxed referral and script to ALL Care Medical for equipment and installation. Pa reported that she will call her PCP and get things started she is looking forward to getting the grab bars install. 3:47-3:35 on 1/05/16.
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