The Ontario Assistive Devices Program reimburses up to 75% of the approved cost on a wide range of mobility equipment for eligible Ontario residents.
Stridewell doesn't process ADP for you. We sell the equipment, give you an ADP-formatted invoice, and point you at the right people to handle the paperwork. The application stays between you, your authorizer, and the Ontario government.
The process
- See an authorizer — an OT or PT registered with ADP who prescribes the device and files the application.
- Buy the equipment — we hand you the invoice ADP needs.
- Submit for reimbursement — up to 75% comes back to you (or in some cases, the funding is applied at point of authorization).
What's typically ADP-eligible
- Manual wheelchairs
- Power wheelchairs & scooters
- Some specialty seating & positioning devices
- Certain ambulation aids when prescribed for long-term need
Walkers, rollators, basic bath safety, and small daily-living aids generally are NOT covered by ADP — though private insurance often reimburses them with a prescription.
Need an authorizer?
If you don't already have an OT or PT, call us at 647-833-9290 — we'll point you to authorized providers in the GTA.