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Help Paying for Mobility & Accessibility Equipment

Finding funding can feel overwhelming. Below are the most common Ontario and federal programs that may help with the cost of equipment, rentals and home modifications, and how our team can help you apply.

Funding availability and eligibility vary by program. Not all equipment is fully funded.

Funding Programs

Programs That May Help

ADP

Assistive Devices Program (ADP) โ€“ Ontario

For Ontario residents with long-term physical disabilities

ADP helps Ontario residents with long-term physical disabilities pay for basic assistive devices.

Commonly funded items
  • Manual and power wheelchairs
  • Walkers and rollators
  • Power scooters
  • Seating and positioning components
  • Pressure relief cushions
Important to know
  • ADP typically covers 75% of the approved price
  • An assessment by an authorized healthcare professional is required
  • Equipment must meet ADP specifications
  • Upgrades and accessories are usually client-paid
Visit Ontario ADP โ†— ADP Mobility Devices Product Manual (PDF) โ†— ADP Application Form 2196-67E (Mobility Devices) โ†—
MOD

March of Dimes Canada

Home & vehicle accessibility

March of Dimes may provide funding for home and vehicle modifications for people with physical disabilities.

Funding may include
  • Ramps
  • Porch lifts and platform lifts
  • Stairlifts
  • Bathroom accessibility modifications
  • Grab bars and bathroom safety equipment
  • Hospital beds
  • Lift chairs
Home & Vehicle Modification Program โ†— HVMP Application 2026 (PDF) โ†—
ODSP

Ontario Disability Support Program

For current ODSP recipients

People receiving ODSP may qualify for extra help with disability-related equipment and special needs. Coverage and approval vary by case and region.

Coverage may include
  • Mobility aids
  • Medical equipment
  • Essential accessibility items
Visit ODSP โ†—
WSIB

Workplace Safety & Insurance Board

For work-related injuries or conditions

If your injury or condition is work-related, WSIB may fund:

  • Mobility equipment
  • Seating systems
  • Home accessibility modifications
  • Vehicle adaptations
Visit WSIB โ†—
VAC

Veterans Affairs Canada

For eligible veterans

Veterans may be eligible for funding toward:

  • Mobility equipment
  • Hospital beds
  • Lift chairs
  • Home accessibility modifications
Visit Veterans Affairs โ†—
IFHP

Interim Federal Health Program

For eligible refugees and protected persons

IFHP provides limited health coverage for eligible refugees and protected persons, which may include some medical equipment.

Visit IFHP โ†— IFHP Benefit Grid (PDF) โ†—
INS

Private Insurance & Extended Health

Employer or personal benefit plans

Some private or employer-sponsored plans may reimburse part of the cost of:

  • Mobility aids
  • Hospital beds
  • Lift chairs
  • Bathroom safety equipment

Coverage varies widely, so confirm eligibility with your insurer before purchasing.

Before You Apply

OT & Physiotherapy Assessments

Many funding programs require an assessment by an Occupational Therapist (OT) or Physiotherapist (PT). Some extended health plans may partly cover the cost of the assessment.

Read our OT Assessment Guide โ†’

An OT or PT can
  • Assess safety, mobility and functional needs
  • Complete funding applications
  • Recommend the right equipment
  • Provide justification for funding approval

How We Can Help

We'll Help You Navigate Your Options

We don't make funding decisions, but our team can make the process much easier.

  • Confirm whether a product is ADP-approved
  • Provide detailed quotes and documentation
  • Coordinate with OTs, case managers and insurers
  • Offer rental options while approvals are pending
  • Recommend alternatives if funding is limited