Financing & Funding Resources for Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles

Purchasing a wheelchair accessible vehicle is a significant investment. Finding the right financing or funding option can make the process more manageable.

Access Mobility Vans does not provide financing directly, but we work with financing providers and can help point you toward resources that may be available for your vehicle purchase. We primarily work with Falls Mobility Finance, a company that specializes in financing wheelchair accessible vehicles and mobility equipment.

Whether you are purchasing a new or pre-owned wheelchair van, accessible SUV or another mobility vehicle, we encourage you to explore the financing and funding resources below.

Our Financing Partner

Falls Mobility Finance

Falls Mobility Finance specializes in financing wheelchair accessible vehicles and mobility equipment. They provide financing options for qualified buyers nationwide and offer an online application process.

Falls Mobility Finance can provide information about current rates, loan terms, down payment requirements and eligibility based on your individual circumstances.

Apply for Wheelchair Van Financing through Falls Mobility Finance

For questions about an existing application or available financing options, contact Falls Mobility Finance directly at (888) 462-2881.

Additional Financing Resources

If you would like to explore additional financing options, the following organizations may offer programs that could apply to certain mobility vehicles or equipment. Availability, eligibility requirements and financing terms vary by lender.

Bank of America

Bank of America offers financing resources through its mobility vehicle programs in cooperation with VMI. Visit their website for current program details and eligibility requirements.

BancLease Acceptance Corp.

BancLease Acceptance Corp. provides financing options for certain mobility and conversion vehicles. Contact BancLease directly for current requirements and available programs.

Digital Federal Credit Union

Digital Federal Credit Union (DCU) offers mobility vehicle financing for qualifying members. Visit DCU for current eligibility requirements and loan information.

The Federal Savings Bank

The Federal Savings Bank provides financial services and may have financing options that can apply to mobility vehicles. Contact the bank directly for current program information and eligibility requirements.

Veterans Assistance & Funding

Veterans may have additional resources available through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and other organizations. Eligibility depends on individual circumstances, including service-connected disabilities and other requirements.

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs offers several programs that may provide assistance with vehicles and mobility equipment for eligible veterans.

Veterans should contact their local VA office or VA medical center to discuss available programs and determine which benefits may apply to their situation.

For eligible veterans, two forms commonly associated with automobile and adaptive equipment benefits include:

• VA Form 10-1394 – Application for Adaptive Equipment for a Motor Vehicle

• VA Form 21-4502 – Application for Automobile or Other Conveyance and Adaptive Equipment

Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs

The Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs provides information and assistance to Wisconsin veterans. Veterans should contact the department to learn about current programs and benefits that may help with mobility-related needs.

USAA

USAA may offer mobility vehicle programs or savings opportunities for qualifying members. Contact USAA directly for current eligibility requirements and program details.

Additional Funding Resources

Financing is not the only way to help pay for a wheelchair accessible vehicle or mobility equipment. Depending on your circumstances, you may qualify for assistance through state programs, vocational rehabilitation, insurance, charitable organizations or other funding sources.

Wisconsin IRIS Program

The Wisconsin IRIS Program provides long-term care services and supports to eligible Wisconsin residents. Some individuals may be able to use available program resources toward transportation or mobility-related needs.

Contact your IRIS consultant agency to determine whether assistance may be available for your specific situation.

Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development – DVR

The Wisconsin Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR) helps eligible individuals with disabilities prepare for, obtain and maintain employment. Depending on an individual’s circumstances and employment goals, vocational rehabilitation assistance may include transportation or mobility-related support.

Wisconsin Governor’s Committee for People with Disabilities

The Wisconsin Governor’s Committee for People with Disabilities provides information and resources related to disability and employment in Wisconsin.

Wisconsin Assistive Technology Program (WisTech)

WisTech provides information about assistive technology, including resources related to selecting, funding, obtaining and using assistive technology.

Resources for Seniors

Aging and Disability Resource Centers

Wisconsin Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) provide information and assistance to older adults and people with disabilities.

Your local ADRC can help you learn about available programs, benefits and resources that may apply to your transportation or mobility needs.

Resources for Children & Families

Variety – The Children’s Charity of Wisconsin

Variety – The Children’s Charity of Wisconsin provides programs and assistance for children with physical or developmental disabilities and their families.

SpecialKidsFund.org

SpecialKidsFund.org provides information and resources related to wheelchair-accessible vehicles and may be able to connect qualifying individuals and families with available assistance.

Cerebral Palsy Guidance

Cerebral Palsy Guidance provides information about wheelchair accessible vehicles, mobility equipment and potential funding resources.

Charitable Grants

Depending on your circumstances and the type of mobility equipment needed, charitable organizations may also offer grants or other assistance.

Bryon Riesch Paralysis Foundation

The Bryon Riesch Paralysis Foundation provides assistance to individuals affected by neurological disabilities. Visit their website for current grant requirements and application information.

Joni and Friends

Joni and Friends operates programs that may provide financial assistance for practical needs associated with disability. Eligibility and available assistance vary by program.

Other Ways You May Be Able to Get Assistance

Depending on your circumstances, there may be other sources of assistance available for a wheelchair accessible vehicle or mobility equipment.

These may include:

• Veterans benefits

• Vocational rehabilitation programs

• Medicaid or state-funded programs

• Insurance benefits

• Workers’ compensation

• Charitable grants

• Employer or workplace assistance

• Local or county programs

Because eligibility requirements vary considerably, we recommend contacting the applicable organization directly to determine whether assistance is available.

Need Help Finding a Financing Option?

If you are considering a wheelchair accessible vehicle from Access Mobility Vans and have questions about financing, our team can help point you toward available resources.

For customers interested in financing, we primarily work with Falls Mobility Finance. You can apply online directly through Falls Mobility Finance or contact them at (888) 462-2881 to discuss your financing options.

Access Mobility Vans can also help you understand the vehicle and conversion options available as you work through the purchasing process.

Financing & Funding Disclaimer

The financing and funding information provided on this page is for general informational purposes only and is not an offer, solicitation or guarantee of financing or financial assistance.

Access Mobility Vans does not provide financing directly and does not make credit decisions. Financing is provided by independent third-party lenders and is subject to each lender’s application process, credit requirements, approval, terms and conditions. Access Mobility Vans does not guarantee approval, interest rates, loan amounts, monthly payments, down payment requirements, loan terms or availability of any financing program.

Access Mobility Vans primarily works with Falls Mobility Finance, but customers are not guaranteed approval through Falls Mobility Finance or any other lender.

The organizations, lenders, government agencies and charitable programs listed on this page are independent third parties. Inclusion on this page does not constitute an endorsement, guarantee of funding or guarantee of eligibility by Access Mobility Vans. Programs, eligibility requirements, rates, terms, benefits and availability may change at any time.

Customers should contact the applicable lender, government agency or organization directly for the most current information and to determine whether they qualify.

Access Mobility Vans does not provide financial, legal or tax advice.