Five ways to fund a Freedom Concepts product
An adaptive bike or chair is an investment, and most families do not pay for it alone. These are the five main ways our customers fund their Freedom Concepts product. We are happy to help you find the right one.
1. Insurance and government funding
Many insurers and government programs fund adaptive equipment with a letter of medical justification from the rider's therapist or physician. We provide the letters and evaluation forms your team needs.
2. Local charities and funding agencies
Service clubs, foundations and disability organizations in your area often fund mobility equipment for children and adults. Your therapist or dealer usually knows who to ask.
3. Financing
Financing through Mobility Trust Group: a soft credit pull and fixed rates. Available to US residents only, and not in Alaska, Hawaii, New York or Rhode Island.
4. The Dream Bike Program
Our own program links non-profits with businesses that fund a bike for a child. Sponsors can put their logo or colors on the bike.
5. Crowdfunding
Families raise funds from friends, family and their community. Help Hope Live has supported community fundraising for medical and mobility needs since 1983.
Start with a quote
Every funding route starts with a written quote for the exact build. Configure the bike online or tell us about the rider and we will prepare it.