Funding

The following companies are able to process your insurance claim and/or provide funding for the ProxTalker, ProxPAD, and LogansVoice Bundle:

Nationwide Programs

  • Numotion

    Numotion has extensive knowledge and industry expertise. From finding the best technology options for you, to navigating the insurance process, they have seen it all and are uniquely positioned to serve you. Please contact Amanda Whipple at (585) 470-7575 or by email at amanda.whipple@numotion.com
    https://www.numotion.com/

  • National Seating and Mobility

    National Seating and Mobility is nationwide and we are on their vendor list as ProxTalker.com LLC. Please go to their website to find an office near you if not listed below:
    https://www.nsm-seating.com/find-a-branch/

  • DonorsChoose – For Public School Teachers

    DonorsChoose.org is a simple way to provide students in need with resources that our public schools often lack. At this not-for-profit web site, teachers submit project proposals for materials or experiences their students need to learn. These ideas become classroom reality when concerned individuals, whom we call Citizen Philanthropists, choose projects to fund.
    www.donorschoose.org

  • United Healthcare Children’s Foundation

    The United Healthcare Children's Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit charity dedicated to facilitating access to medical-related services that have the potential to significantly enhance either the clinical condition or the quality of life of the child and that are not fully covered by the available commercial health benefit plan. This "support" is in the form of a medical grant to be used for medical services not covered or not completely covered by commercial health benefit plans.
    Phone: (800) 328-5979, ext. 24459 or (952) 992-4459
    www.uhccf.org/apply-for-a-grant

  • UCP-Elsie S. Bellows Fund

    The UCP-Elsie S. Bellows Fund is a national program operated by UCP that provides funds to individuals with disabilities for assistive technology equipment. Individuals are recommended by UCP affiliates. UCP affiliates submit an application on behalf of an individual to the UCP national office. Applications are reviewed for funding by the Bellows Committee.
    ucp.org/resources/assistive-technology/the-ucp-elsie-s-bellows-fund/

  • Some web sites which may provide additional sources of funding:

    Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)
    Rehabilitation Engineering & Assistive Technology Society of North America

Alabama

Alaska

Arizona

California

  • California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC):

  • The CPUC, as part of its Deaf and Disabled Telecommunications Program (DDTP) provides funding for Speech-Generating Devices (SGDs) as the provider of last resort pursuant to California Public Utilities Code Section 2881. The SGDs covered by this application are those identified as durable medical equipment by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Applicants for funding need to have been evaluated by a speech language pathologist (SLP). To qualify for this program, the SGDs must meet the applicant’s needs for access to, and use of, the telephone network based on the recommendation of an SLP. Applications for DDTP Funding of Speech Generating Devices (SGDs) are now available at:
    www.cpuc.ca.gov/SGD
    SGD_Application.pdf

  • Please also see the list of nationwide programs above.

Colorado

Connecticut

Florida

Georgia

Illinois

Kentucky

Louisiana

Maine

Massachusetts

Mississippi

Missouri

New Hampshire

New York

North Carolina

Ohio

Pennsylvania

South Carolina

Tennessee

  • National Seating and Mobility directly at (615) 595-1115 or email Jay Turner at jturner@nsm-seating.com
  • Tennessee Technology Access Program (TTAP):

    The Tennessee Technology Access Program (TTAP) is a statewide program designed to increase access to, and acquisition of, assistive technology devices and services. Through its four core programs: Funding Assistance, Device Demonstration, Device Loan and Device Reutilization, TTAP and a network of five assistive technology centers help people with disabilities and their families find and get the tools that they need to live independent, productive lives where and how they choose. Phone:
    (800) 732-5059 or (615) 313-5183

  • Telecommunications Devices Access Program (TDAP):

    The Telecommunications Devices Access Program ("TDAP") is established by Chapter 417 of the Public Acts of 1999 (the "ACT"). In accordance with the Act, the program is designed to distribute appropriate telecommunications devices so that persons who have a disability may effectively use basic telephone service. The Tennessee Regulatory Authority was given the responsibility and authority to implement and manage this program. Phone:
    (615) 741-3939 or (800) 342-8359 ext.179 or ext.206

  • Please also see the list of nationwide programs above.

Texas

  • National Seating and Mobility directly at (972) 206-7345 or email Mike Torres mike.torres@nsm-seating.com
  • Public Utility Commission of Texas - Relay Texas and STAP:

    In 1997, the Seventy-Fifth Texas Legislature passed Senate Bill 667. This law requires that the Public Utility Commission (PUC) of Texas and the Texas Commission for the Deaf and Hard-Of-Hearing (TCDHH) establish a program to provide financial assistance that will allow certain individuals to purchase specialized telecommunications devices. Persons who are deaf, deaf-blind, hard-of-hearing and speech-disabled who need special telecommunications devices in order to access the telephone network are qualified. The law was created to allow access into telephone network that is functionally equivalent to that enjoyed by individuals without a disability of hearing or speech. The Texas Universal Service Fund (TUSF) subsidizes the program.
    www.puc.state.tx.us/relaytexas/Overview.aspx

  • Please also see the list of nationwide programs above.

Virginia

Washington