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Program

State assistive-technology program (low-cost device loans)

Your state's program that lends or sells low-cost mobility and daily-living devices, and sometimes offers small loans.

What it can pay for

Official name
State Assistive Technology (AT Act) Programs — device loans, reuse, demonstrations, and low/no-interest financing
Where
Nationwide
Status
Program running
Most it pays
$60,000 per-project
About the amount
Pennsylvania (PATF) example: 0% Mini-Loan $100-$7,000; 3.75% Low-Interest Loan above $7,000 up to $60,000 ($45,000 if board-guaranteed), as of April 1, 2026. Florida (FAAST) published example: a $16,500 home-modification loan for kitchen/bathroom access. Terms vary state by state.
Housing rules
Not stated for device loans or reuse. For home-modification financing loans, ownership or landlord permission would be expected but wasn't verified nationally.
How long it takes
Device loan or reuse: days to weeks depending on stock. Financing: application, underwriting, approval — no published processing time — then you hire and pay the contractor.
How to apply
Find your state's AT program at the AT3 Center directory, then apply directly with that state program.
Official source
patf.us
Last checked
September 28, 2026