We can help you navigate
We are pleased to provide assistance with this process for you, as part of the service we provide. These funding sources may entitle the patient to partial or full coverage of the prosthetic or orthotic devices.
Assistive Devices Program
There are multiple sources of funding for prosthetics and orthotics. Custom orthotics and prosthetics are eligible for funding through the Assistive Devices Program (ADP). This is a branch of the Ministry of Health and Long Term Care and can be accessed when you have a valid OHIP card, have long-term disability and require the device for daily living. This program may entitle you to coverage of up to 75% of the total cost. The remaining 25% is the responsibility of the patient. Many patients have work/private insurance that will cover the client portion of the cost.
Experience counts
We have billing privileges with all parties listed below and experience in communicating with these entities. However, typically you must meet the requirements and qualify for the funding before being eligible. We are please to provide assistance with this process for you, as part of the service we provide. These funding sources may entitle the patient to partial or full coverage of the prosthetic or orthotic devices
Other sources of funding
- WSIB
- Private Insurance (ie. Canada Life, Greenshield, Blue Cross, etc)
- DVA
- NIHB
- ODSP
- OW
- ACSD
- War Amps
- March of Dimes
- Easter Seals
Foot orthoses are not eligible for ADP funding, however some of the other sources listed above may cover all or a portion of the cost of custom foot orthoses when a physician prescribes them. If a biomechanical and gait analysis is required to process your claim, we will provide this report for you at no additional charge.
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Tel 705-670-9990
Fax 705.670.9993