Funding Sources

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 With an easy online application, terms up to five years and flexible payment options (either bi-weekly or monthly), we take the stress out of big bills by giving you ample time to pay for your purchase. 

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 Funded through OHIP, the Assistive Devices Program assists in funding of mobility devices including Rollators, Wheelchairs, Power Chairs and Scooters.

See bottom of the page for more details.

March of Dimes Canada’s Home and Vehicle Modification Program provides funding for basic home and/or vehicle modifications. By reducing or eliminating physical barriers which create life safety risks, modifications, adaptations, and devices enable children and adults with mobility restrictions to continue living in their homes, avoid job loss, and participate in their communities. 

 Provides coverage for assistive devices and accessories that help people do everyday tasks and live independently. Repairs and maintenance are also covered.

Examples of devices or accessories covered include:

• Wheelchairs or walking aids (such as canes, walkers, ice grippers/rubber tips);
• bathroom aids (such as grab bars, raised toilet seats, bath boards, bathtub rails);
• self-help aids that assist with getting dressed, preparing food and living safely in your home.

ODSP offers:

• money to help you and your eligible family members with living expenses, including food, and rent
• health benefits, including prescription drugs and vision care
• employment support to help you find and keep a job or advance your career

If you are eligible for ODSP, the amount of money you get will depend on your specific situation.

 Ontario Works can help with some of the costs that the Assistive Devices Program does not cover. Ontario Works can also help with the cost of batteries and repairs to assistive devices, such as powered wheelchairs. 

Ontario Works provides some benefits for health and other costs, depending on your circumstances.

If you need to apply for Ontario Works, you can find out if you are eligible and how to apply.

 Easter Seals Ontario is dedicated to helping children, youth, and young adults with physical disabilities carve their own path into the world. 

For more information on their services, click here

 ALS Canada helps people diagnosed with ALS to cope with the daily challenges of decreasing mobility and communication ability and to help with retaining independence. Access to equipment and assistive devices is essential for your safety, comfort, and functioning as a person living with ALS.

 To find out more about the program and see if you are eligible, please review the Program Overview. 

 Provides wage-loss benefits, medical coverage and support to help people get back to work after a work-related injury or illness. 

Funded by premiums paid by Ontario businesses. WSIB provides no-fault collective liability insurance and access to industry-specific health and safety information.

 The Quality of Life Program provides practical assistance to people, helping them access equipment & assistive technology that promotes independence in their daily lives.  Apply here

 Muscular Dystrophy Canada’s Equipment Program has assisted thousands of Canadians to access the equipment needed to enhance their quality of life. By working with other funders and the government, they share resources to best leverage donor dollars to cover the costs of assistive devices, equipment and accessible technology. 

Assistance with navigation support as well as financial help through the Equipment for Independence Program.