At our monthly town hall, we took the opportunity to congratulate the winner of the VMI Star Spangled Salute contest, Mr. Charlie Harvey of North Carolina. From all of us at VMI, Thank You for your service and congratulations!! Call us with any questions 855-VMI-VANS
For VMi New England Mobility Center and Automotive Innovations in Massachusetts is a well known Vantage Mobility International mobility lift dealer. Customers are able to select with assurance knowing they will obtain the most effective handicap products and services due to this fact. By offering the best assistive driving products on the market, their mission is to help disabled people in improving their lifestyle. For platform lift varieties, VMi New England Mobility Center and Automotive Innovations has Ricon Reliant, Clearway, Klearvue, Uni-Lite, and Slide Away for sale.
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New Toyota Wheelchair Accessible Van
VMi New England Mobility Center and Automotive Innovations provides brand new Vantage Mobility International handicap vans for all of New England including around the Boston, Massachusetts area. Drop-cut floors, power handicapped ramps, and quick release seats are variations on these brand new handicap minivans (Summit and Northstar). Their new full sized handicapped vans can be manufactured with removable seating, many platform lift choices, drop-cut floors, raised van tops, and raised doors. Brand new Vantage Mobility International wheelchair accessible vans which are offered by VMi New England Mobility Center and Automotive Innovations in Boston are filled with important features like value, safety, and convenience.
VMi New England Mobility Center and Automotive Innovations offers brand new accessible vehicles, but they also have a wide selection of traded in handicapped accessible vehicles for sale in Massachusetts. A dependable method of disability transportation, their traded in handicap van conversions are meticulously checked and revamped. A traded in handicap vehicle conversion from VMi New England Mobility Center and Automotive Innovations in Boston is worth the money and will meet the demands of most customers.
Were the oldest and only full service mobility facility in all of New England
We are the first NMEDA Quality Assured facility in MA.
We are business made up of a family of master craftsman.
We are hands down the best equipped and staffed facility on the entire east coast.
We do everything from hand controls, ez-locks, tie downs, pedal extensions, directional extensions, electric parking brakes, electric shifting, reduced effort steering, zero effort steering wheel chair lifts, servo steering, servo gas brakes and more!!!
If you have a trade we will take it, wheelchair van or a regular passenger car.
Give us a call or stop by to let us show you the resources available that may help with the financial cost of your purchase.
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| OPERATION INDEPENDENCE VMI is the premier manufacturer of wheelchair accessible vans. At the VMi New England Mobility Center we are experts in mobility assessment and customization. We have combined our knowledge with the Veterans across America to increase awareness with disabled veterans regarding VA vehicle benefits, and help them get the benefits they have earned while serving our country: • You may be entitled to VA funding for adaptive automotive equipment • In many cases, you may also be entitled to a one-time auto allowance for the vehicle itself.Operation Independence helps veterans get into their first wheelchair accessible van. Whether you are entitled to the auto allowance grant or will be personally funding your first wheelchair accessible van, the VMi New England Mobility Center will give you a $1,000 rebate towards the van we are converting for you.VETERAN MOBILITY BENEFITS To be eligible for financial assistance in purchasing a new or used automobile (or other conveyance), a Veteran or serviceperson must have acquired one of the following disabilities as a result of injury or disease incurred or aggravated during active military service, or as a result of medical treatment or examination, vocations rehabilitation, or compensated work therapy provided by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) (38 U.S.C. 1151):• Loss, or permanent loss of use, of one or both feet • Loss, or permanent loss of use, of one or both hands, or • Permanent impairment of vision in both eyes with a • Central visual acuity of 20/200 or less in the better eye with corrective glasses, or • Central visual acuity of more than 20/200 if there is a field defect in which the peripheral field has contracted to such an extent that the widest diameter of visual field has an angular distance no greater than 20 degrees in the better eye Even if you are not entitled to the auto allowance grant (21-4502), you may still qualify for an adaptive automotive equipment grant (10-1394) for a wheelchair accessible conversion on a vehicle which you would fund through alternative means. . |
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The grant is paid directly to the seller of the automobile for the total price (up to $18,900) of the automobile. The veteran or service member may only receive the automobile grant once in his/her lifetime. Section 804- Enhancement of automobile assistance allowance for veterans would increase automobile assistance from $11,000 to $18,900, effective October 1, 2011 Click here to see a pdf for more details Automobile and Special Adaptive Equipment Grants Click here to review the Federal Form VBA-21-4502 Automobile Adaptive Equipment (AAE) Veterans are trained, through the VA Driver’s Rehabilitation Program, how to safely operate their vehicle on our nation’s roadways. The VA also provides necessary equipment such as platform wheelchair lifts, UVLs (under vehicle lifts), power door openers, lowered floors/raised roofs, raised doors, hand controls, left foot gas pedals, reduced effort and zero effort steering and braking, and digital driving systems. Additionally, VA’s program provides reimbursements for standard equipment including, but not limited to, power steering, power brakes, power windows, power seats, and other special equipment necessary for the safe operation of an approved vehicle. For more information click on the link below. |
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DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS “Automobile and Special Adaptive Equipment Grants” Can a Veteran Receive Financial Assistance From VA to Purchase an Automobile? The grant is paid directly to the seller of the automobile for the total price (up to $11,000) of the automobile. The veteran or servicemember may only receive the automobile grant once in his/her lifetime. What Disabilities Must You Have to Qualify for the Automobile Grant? • loss, or permanent loss of use, of one or both feet Does VA Pay to Adapt a Vehicle? Adaptive equipment includes, but is not limited to, power steering, power brakes, power windows, power seats, and special equipment necessary to assist the eligible person into and out of the vehicle. Contact should be made with your local VA medical center’s Prosthetic Department prior to purchasing any equipment. The adaptive equipment grant may be paid more than once, and it may be paid to either the seller or the veteran. How Can I Apply for an Automobile and/or Special Adaptive Equipment Grant? Note: After you complete and submit Section I of the application, VA will complete Section II and return the original to you. You are responsible for obtaining the invoice from the seller, updating Section III, and submitting the form to your local VA regional office for payment. If you are entitled to adaptive equipment only (i.e., service connected for ankylosis of knees or hips) you should complete VA Form 10-1394, Application for Adaptive Equipment – Motor Vehicle and submit it to your local VA medical center. Additionally, VA Form 10-1394 should be completed for approval of equipment not specified on the VA Form 21-4502. |
