The Assistive Devices Program (ADP) is a Government of Ontario initiative that provides financial assistance to help cover the cost of assistive devices for people with long-term physical disabilities. For mobility devices such as walkers and wheelchairs, ADP may cover up to 75% of the approved cost, with the remaining portion typically paid by the client or a secondary insurer, if available.

To access ADP funding, individuals must be assessed by a registered health professional who is authorized by ADP—such as a licensed physiotherapist assessor.

Expertise You Can Trust

As ADP-authorized assessors, Chantal Mageau-Pinard and Hilary Veenstra are specially trained to:

• Complete comprehensive mobility assessments

• Determine eligibility for ADP funding

• Recommend the most appropriate walker or wheelchair based on medical need, functional ability, and lifestyle

• Complete and submit the required ADP documentation accurately and efficiently

• Collaborate with equipment vendors to ensure proper fitting and device selection

Their clinical expertise ensures that clients receive not only the correct equipment, but also guidance that prioritizes safety, independence, and quality of life.

Why an ADP Assessment Matters

Choosing the right mobility aid is not one-size-fits-all. An ADP assessment considers factors such as strength, balance, endurance, posture, home environment, and daily activities. Working with an ADP-authorized physiotherapist helps ensure that:

• The recommended device truly meets your mobility needs

• Funding applications are completed correctly, reducing delays

• Equipment is properly sized and configured

• Long-term comfort and function are prioritized

Supporting Mobility and Independence

We are proud to offer ADP assessments in clinic, making the process more convenient and streamlined for our clients. Whether you are recovering from injury, managing a chronic condition, or experiencing changes in mobility, our team is here to support you every step of the way.

If you or a family member may benefit from a walker or wheelchair and would like to explore ADP funding options, we encourage you to contact our clinic to book an assessment with Chantal Mageau-Pinard or Hilary Veenstra.