SGAT Customer Survey

Annual Performance Report for the State Grant for Assistive Technology Program

1820-0572 SGAT_572_Customer_Survey

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Customer Satisfaction




TO BE COMPLETED BY AT PROGRAM STAFF

ID (optional) ____________

Services provided:

Device demonstration

Device loan

“State financing” services—including financial loan, assistance in accessing funds for AT devices/services, assistance in obtaining AT devices and services at reduced cost or free, or other related services

Device reutilization— received an AT device through a device exchange or recycling program

Date service delivery was completed: __________

Date this form was received: ____________________


1. Which of the following best reflects your level of satisfaction with the services you received?

(Check one.)

_____ Highly satisfied

_____ Satisfied

_____ Satisfied somewhat

_____ Not at all satisfied






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File TitleCustomer Satisfaction
AuthorJeremy.Buzzell
Last Modified ByTemperance Battee
File Modified2014-08-28
File Created2014-08-28

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