Description
ADP Computer systems provided for Vision or Communication
The Assistive Devices Program (ADP) helps people with long-term physical disabilities pay for customized equipment, like wheelchairs and hearing aids. We have been authorized Vendor with the Ontario Ministry of Health since 2002.
Seniors and Aging in Canada - Assistive Devices
We offer the following ADP Computers
- Dell/HP/Acer laptop or desktop computer, Intel i3 or i5 or Ryzen 3 or 5
- 8 GB RAM (minimum)
- 256 GB SSD Hard Drive (Minimum)
- No optical drive (No CD/DVD)
- 24" Monitor if authorized
- Inkjet printer copier
- 1-Month Tech Support
- Software installed/registered
- File transfer 1-hour included ($50/hour if extra time required, payable in advance)
Here is the ADP (Vision and Communication) process:
- Assessment by Authorizer who determines appropriate devices.
- Client chooses Vendor.
- Authorizer securely sends forms to ADP Vendor.
- Client’s 25% payment paid when we receive ADP forms from the Authorizer.
- Vendor signs and submits ADP forms to ADP Toronto for approval
- Client is responsible for 13% HST. Contact us How to Save this 13%.
- ADP issues a Claim number. This process takes between 3-5 weeks to complete.
- Once ADP provides an ADP Claim number, the Vendor purchases and provides the device. ADP provides bi-weekly reports to Vendors.
- Vendor provides equipment.
- Vendor submits invoice to ADP for 75% payment.
Consent to Disclose Personal Health Information [REQUIRED]
Get help paying for an aid when you qualify for the Assistive Devices Program (ADP).
- Ontario residences with OHIP card only
- Visual aids
- Communication aids
Product Manuals
- Vision Aids Product Manual
- Communication Aids Product Manual: Clinic
- Communication Aids Product Manual: Individual Authorizers
- Note: No Apple computers, other than iPads
- Note: No upgrade to computer system available
- MANDITORY: Consent to Disclose Personal Health Information (PHIPA)