
Assistive Devices Program (ADP) Assessments
Accessing mobility equipment doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Our occupational therapists complete ADP assessments to help you access government-funded supports, making equipment more affordable while ensuring it meets your needs for safety and independence.
Supporting Access to Funded Equipment
The Ontario Assistive Devices Program (ADP) covers up to 75% of the cost of approved mobility equipment. For individuals receiving Ontario Works (OW) or the Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP), funding may cover 100%.
An ADP assessment ensures:
You meet eligibility requirements.
The right equipment is trialed and recommended.
All paperwork is accurately completed and submitted.
You feel supported through every step of the process.
What an ADP Assessment Includes
During an assessment, an occupational therapist may:
Review your eligibility and explain funding options.
Assess your mobility needs and daily activities.
Recommend suitable equipment (walkers, wheelchairs, scooters, seating).
Coordinate with approved vendors for trials and quotes.
Complete and submit all ADP application paperwork.
Why ADP Matters
Mobility equipment can be a significant financial investment. With ADP support, you can reduce costs while ensuring the equipment chosen is safe, comfortable, and practical for your daily life. Professional guidance helps you move forward with confidence, knowing your application and equipment selection are handled thoroughly.
Service Area:
Elevate Mobility provides ADP assessments throughout Ottawa—including Kanata, Nepean, Barrhaven, Vanier, and Gloucester—as well as Eastern Ontario communities such as Chesterville, Finch, Crysler, and Cornwall. Looking for support outside these areas? See our full Areas We Serve page.
What to Expect
Initial Phone Call – We confirm eligibility and review your mobility needs.
Assessment & Trials – Equipment is trialed with support from approved vendors.
Recommendation – We guide you through models, features, and funding options.
Application & Documentation – We complete all forms and coordinate with vendors, physicians, and caseworkers.
Follow-Up – We check in to answer questions and ensure everything is received.
Common Questions
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ADP covers a wide range of mobility aids including walkers, manual wheelchairs, power wheelchairs, scooters, and seating systems
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No referral is required. You can contact us directly to book an assessment.
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Yes. In many cases, vendors can provide equipment on loan during the approval process so you don’t have to wait to begin using it.
Discover More Services & Guidance
Learn more about these topics:
Understanding the ADP: How to Apply for Funded Mobility Equipment in Ontario — learn about the funding process.
Equipment Recommendations — see how we recommend and train for mobility aids.
Private In-Home Occupational Therapy — learn what an OT assessment looks like.
Caregiver Education & Support — discover how families can safely support clients using funded equipment.
Take the Next Step
Call 514-898-4264, email info@elevatemobility.ca, or send us a message.
You can also explore our Blog page to read From Hospital to Home: Personalize Your Space for a Safe Return.
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