Finding the Right Mobility Providers

Though you have to select a Qualified Vehicle Modifier and/or adaptive equipment dealer in your area, it isn't a decision you have to make alone. Discuss your options with your Ford Dealer, and read the following information to help you choose the providers best equipped to meet your specific needs.
Choosing Your Qualified Vehicle Modifier

Choosing Your Qualified Vehicle Modifier

Choosing a company to provide your vehicle modification is an important decision. Be sure to ask about credentials, experience, warranty coverage and service after the sale.

Major structural vehicle modifications to accommodate the installation of a wheelchair lift or ramp MUST be completed by a Ford-authorized Qualified Vehicle Modifier to be eligible for reimbursement.

The Following are Current QVM Participants:

  • Malley Industries

    Phone: (506) 859-8591

    Website: www.malleyindustries.com


    Address:
    1100 Aviation Ave.
    Dieppe, New Brunswick
    Canada E1A 9A3

  • Move Mobility

    Phone: (204) 783-8267

    Website: www.movemobility.ca


    Address:
    465 Lucas Avenue
    Winnipeg, Manitoba
    Canada R3C 2E6

Finding the Right Adaptive Equipment Dealer

Choosing an adaptive equipment provider is an important decision that should not be made without adequate information. Be sure to ask about credentials, experience, warranty coverage and service after the sale. Your Ford Dealer can help. Feel free to discuss your options with your Ford Dealer before you make your decision.

Ford recommends you choose an adaptive equipment dealer that has been accredited by the National Mobility Equipment Dealers Association (NMEDA).

National Mobility Equipment Dealers Association

NMEDA is a non-profit organization composed of dealers, automotive manufacturers, rehabilitation professionals and mobility equipment providers that encourage professionalism and work to establish national guidelines, standards and best practices for the vehicle accessibility industry.

NMEDA's Quality Assurance Program (QAP) is a nationally recognized accreditation program for the adaptive mobility equipment industry. As such, the companies involved have been certified to comply with NMEDA quality control processes, have the proper insurance and have obtained the applicable training from the adaptive equipment manufacturers they represent.

To be eligible for reimbursement, eligible equipment must be installed by either: