ATTACHMENT 2 - DURABLE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT DELIVERY CHECKLIST.docx
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- Solicitation number
- 36C24427Q0004
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This is a Durable Medical Equipment Delivery Checklist designed to standardize the delivery and installation process for DME services across VISN 4 West medical centers under solicitation 36C24427Q0004.
The checklist establishes procedures and verification requirements that must be completed upon delivery of durable medical equipment to Veterans Affairs facilities. It serves as a quality assurance and documentation tool to ensure all equipment deliveries meet specified standards before acceptance. The checklist likely includes verification items such as equipment condition upon receipt, completeness of shipments against packing lists, proper documentation of serial numbers and model numbers, installation confirmation, functionality testing, and sign-off requirements from facility personnel. This template ensures consistency in service delivery across multiple VISN 4 medical centers and provides a documented record that contracted DME services have been performed in accordance with the Performance Work Statement requirements outlined in the solicitation.
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ATTACHMENT 2
DURABLE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT DELIVERY CHECKLIST
*Veteran/Caregiver signature required* Date:
Purchase Order #:
| Veteran’s Name: |
| Last Four of SSN: |
Equipment Description:
Model & Serial Number:
Service(s) Provided (check all that apply)
Delivery
Set-Up
Installation
Repair
Pick Up
Checklist
| Yes |
| No |
| N/A |
1. Was the equipment working properly at the time the work was completed?
2. Were instructions provided for the care and safe use of the equipment provided?
3. Was a receipt or delivery notice provided which shows the name and telephone number of the Contractor in the event service or repairs are needed?
4. Was the patient trained in the safe use of the equipment?
5. Were electrical cords, plugs, etc. undamaged and a safe, grounded electric outlet available?
a. If not, was the patient advised that it is their responsibility to ensure that a safe, grounded outlet is available?
6. Was a HIPAA Privacy Policy provided and explained?
7. Was the VA Patient Rights and Responsibilities issued and explained?
8. Were after hours emergency contact instructions and telephone numbers provided?
9. Was work order signed, dated, and copy provided to the Veteran/Caregiver?
Level of Veteran or caregiver understanding (check one)
Poor
Fair
Good Refused Training
I acknowledge that the above items have been completed, explained, and materials provided to me as applicable.
Veteran/Caregiver Name (Print):
Veteran/Caregiver Signature:
Date:
Comments:
Contractor Personnel Name (Print):
Contractor Personnel Signature:
Date:
Comments:
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