What is the Assistive Devices Program (ADP)?
The Assistive Devices Program (ADP) is a provincal government funded program that helps individuals with long-term physical disabilities access customized walkers, wheelchairs, scooters and specialized seating to improve their mobility, independence, and quality of life. The program provides financial assistance of up to 75% of the cost of the device. An ADP authorizer, such as Rebekka Rieder Occupational Therapy Services, is required to complete a formalized assessment prior to the submission of any ADP forms.
What do you mean by "vendor of your choice?"
This refers to a vendor (company) that is authorized by the governement under the standards of the Assistive Devices Program (ADP) to fulfil the prescription of the mobility aid for you.
Click the button below to be redirected to the ADP website to find a complete listing of all ADP authorized vendors in each geography. Rebekka Rieder Occupational Therapy Services is not affiliated with any vendors.
How do I pay for services? Do I get an official receipt?
Payment for service can be made by e-transfer to rebekka@therapysecure.com, cash, cheque or by visa or mastercard securely online. Payment is due at the end of the initial visit. A receipt will be provided for all therapy services offered. Receipts can be claimed for private insurance (when eligible for occupational therapy services) and are a government tax write off.
Insurance forms or letters can also be completed when required; however, please note there is a fee associated with this. A receipt will be provided.
Do you handle direct insurance billing?
We are able to direct bill some insurance companies. You can provide your information at the time of booking and we will attempt to submit a claim on your behalf after your appointment time. If we are unsuccessful, you will need to pay for the full service amount. You will be sent an official receipt and this can be used to get reimbursed by your insurance provider if you have appropriate occupational therapy coverage.