Peel Region help for people on ODSP
Eligibility check
Peel may help if you live in Brampton, Mississauga or Caledon, receive ODSP, and need medical equipment that ODSP and other sources do not cover. Three quick questions. Nothing you choose leaves this page.
Question 1 of 3
You live outside Peel Region.
Toronto, Halton and Hamilton run their own programs. If you are on ODSP, ask your caseworker about the discretionary benefits where you live.
Only Peel Region decides, case by case, and funding is not guaranteed. Questions: call 905-793-9200, or 1-800-327-5379 from Caledon.
You receive Ontario Works.
This form is for people on ODSP. Peel says Ontario Works can cover the first purchase of a patient lift and sling, and Ontario Works handles discretionary requests for its own clients. Talk to your caseworker about what you need.
Only Peel Region decides, case by case, and funding is not guaranteed. Questions: call 905-793-9200, or 1-800-327-5379 from Caledon.
You left assistance because your income went up.
If you left assistance because of a job or other income, Extended Health Benefits may cover medical supplies, and batteries and repairs for mobility devices. Contact your caseworker at your local social assistance office.
Only Peel Region decides, case by case, and funding is not guaranteed. Questions: call 905-793-9200, or 1-800-327-5379 from Caledon.
You receive neither Ontario Works nor ODSP.
Peel does not publish an equipment fund for residents who are not on Ontario Works or ODSP. Look at March of Dimes, your private insurance and the tax credits for medical and home accessibility costs.
Only Peel Region decides, case by case, and funding is not guaranteed. Questions: call 905-793-9200, or 1-800-327-5379 from Caledon.
You are on ODSP and need a bath aid, bed rails, or a lift or sling.
Peel sends these to your ODSP case manager: grab bars, tub seats, commodes, transfer benches, tub clamps, handheld showers, bed rails and shower commodes, and repairs and replacement of patient lifts and slings. Ask before you buy.
Only Peel Region decides, case by case, and funding is not guaranteed. Questions: call 905-793-9200, or 1-800-327-5379 from Caledon.
You are on ODSP and need other medical equipment.
Fill in form V-10-700, attach an occupational therapist's or doctor's referral and an estimate, and email it to [email protected]. Peel looks at it after other funding sources, and does not repay anything already paid for, so wait for the decision before you buy.
Only Peel Region decides, case by case, and funding is not guaranteed. Questions: call 905-793-9200, or 1-800-327-5379 from Caledon.
You need a stairlift, porch lift or ramp.
Peel's page does not list home modifications, and discretionary items come after programs such as March of Dimes. Ask the March of Dimes Home and Vehicle Modification Program first.
Only Peel Region decides, case by case, and funding is not guaranteed. Questions: call 905-793-9200, or 1-800-327-5379 from Caledon.
What can be covered
Peel's own list, grouped by the equipment we supply. Some items go to your ODSP case manager first, and each item links to Peel's page or form.
Requested on Peel's form, with a referral and an estimate.
Nothing in that group.
Peel looks at discretionary requests after other sources, such as March of Dimes, VON or CNIB. Mobility Specialties is an ADP registered vendor. What ADP can cover for you is for ADP to answer: ask your occupational therapist or physiotherapist, or contact ADP directly. Source: peelregion.ca
March of Dimes home access funding ADP funding support with us Ontario's Assistive Devices Program
Peel's Extended Health Benefits may cover medical supplies, and batteries and repairs for mobility devices. Ask your caseworker at your local social assistance office. Source: peelregion.ca
Before you buy
Do not buy first. Peel's form says items already paid for will not be reimbursed, and requests are not processed without estimates attached. For bathroom aids, bed rails and lifts, talk to your ODSP case manager first. Peel considers every discretionary item only after other sources, such as March of Dimes, VON or CNIB.
How to apply
Download form V-10-700, attach the referral and an estimate, and email it to Peel. Bath aids, bed rails, lifts and slings go to your ODSP case manager instead.
Bath aids, bed rails, lifts and slings: ask your ODSP case manager. Other medical equipment: use Peel's discretionary benefit form. Source: peelregion.ca
Save it to your device and open it in Adobe Acrobat Reader, then fill in the fields. Source: peelregion.ca
An occupational therapist's or doctor's referral for medical equipment, plus the estimate and any other verification. Source: peelregion.ca, PDF
Send the form and attachments to [email protected]. Source: peelregion.ca
Call Peel if you need help with the form or an alternate format. Source: peelregion.ca
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How we help
Our part is the equipment: the estimate Peel's form needs, product details for your referral, then delivery and set-up once Peel approves.
Questions
Anything else about the equipment or the quote, ask us. Questions about your application go to Peel Region.
Call (905) 798-1853Download Peel's ODSP Discretionary Benefit Request Form (V-10-700), fill it in, attach an occupational therapist's or doctor's referral and an estimate, and email everything to [email protected]. Wait for Peel's decision before you buy.
Source: peelregion.caSource: peelregion.ca, PDFSee the form and steps
Peel Region residents who currently receive ODSP. Brampton, Mississauga and Caledon are all in Peel. Peel considers requests after other funding sources have been tried.
No. Peel's form says items already paid for will not be reimbursed. Apply and wait for approval before buying.
Your ODSP case manager. Peel says to speak to your case manager about grab bars, tub seats, commodes, transfer benches, tub clamps, handheld showers, bed rails and shower commodes.
Peel says ODSP covers repairs and replacement of patient lifts and slings, and Ontario Works can cover the first purchase. Talk to your ODSP case manager.
It is not confirmed: Peel does not publish an item list for medical equipment. You can ask on form V-10-700 with an occupational therapist's or doctor's referral and an estimate, and Peel decides case by case.
Peel does not publish one for medical equipment. People who left assistance because their income went up may qualify for Extended Health Benefits, including batteries and repairs for mobility devices, through their caseworker.
Usually because something was missing. Peel does not process requests without the required verification and estimates, and it expects you to try other sources, such as March of Dimes, VON or CNIB, first.
Brampton and Mississauga: 905-793-9200. Caledon: 1-800-327-5379, toll-free. The form itself lists 905-791-7800.
Contacts
Questions about the program, your application or a decision go to Peel Region. Questions about the equipment, measuring and the quote come to us.
The program
The equipment
We prepare the itemized estimate Peel's form needs, and product details for your referral. Questions about your request or a decision go to Peel Region.
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We measure, show you what fits and prepare the itemized estimate for Peel's form V-10-700. We reply within one business day.
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Directions to BramptonWritten by Mobility Specialties, updated . Checked against Peel Region's pages and form V-10-700 on November 12, 2026. Only Peel Region decides who is funded and how much.
