Assistive Device Finder

Find the right assistive devices and mobility aids based on your body part and medical condition. Get recommendations with price estimates.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common Assistive Devices

Lower Limb

  • • AFO Brace (Foot Drop)
  • • Knee Brace
  • • Walking Stick / Cane
  • • Walker / Rollator
  • • Wheelchair

Upper Limb

  • • Wrist Splint
  • • Elbow Support
  • • Arm Sling
  • • Hand Grip Aids
  • • Shoulder Support

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Government Assistance for Assistive Devices

Get free or subsidized assistive devices through these government programs

Assistance to Disabled Persons (ADIP) Scheme

Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment

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Provides aids and appliances to persons with disabilities at subsidized rates

Benefits

  • Wheelchairs, tricycles, and motorized vehicles
  • Hearing aids and cochlear implants
  • Visual aids and Braille devices
  • Prosthetic and orthotic devices
  • Up to ₹10,000 subsidy (50-100% based on income)

Eligibility

  • 40% or more disability certified by Medical Board
  • Monthly income below ₹20,000 (for 100% subsidy)
  • Valid Disability Certificate
  • Indian citizen

How to Apply:

Apply through District Social Welfare Office or online portal with disability certificate, income proof, and doctor prescription

Scheme for Implementation of Persons with Disabilities Act (SIPDA)

Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment

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Implements provisions of RPwD Act 2016 including awareness and accessibility

Benefits

  • Accessibility audits of government buildings
  • Sign language interpreter training
  • Awareness campaigns
  • Research and statistics on disability
  • Legal aid and rights protection

Eligibility

  • All persons with disabilities
  • Government departments
  • Educational institutions
  • Public service providers

How to Apply:

State governments and institutions apply for grants to implement accessibility and awareness programs

About Assistive Devices in India

Assistive devices help persons with disabilities perform daily activities independently. In India, various government and private organizations provide these devices at affordable rates.

You can purchase assistive devices from ALIMCO (Artificial Limbs Manufacturing Corporation of India), local medical equipment stores, or apply through the ADIP scheme for subsidized or free devices based on your income category.