Roush Honda
MOBILITY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
Up to $1,000 Reimbursement for Adaptive Equipment
Honda Mobility Assistance Program
at Roush Honda
At Roush Honda, we believe every driver deserves the freedom, independence, and confidence to enjoy the road. The Honda Mobility Assistance Program helps make that possible by providing eligible customers with up to $1,000 in reimbursement toward the purchase and installation of qualifying adaptive vehicle equipment on eligible new Honda vehicles.
If you or a member of your family requires adaptive driving controls or accessibility equipment, our team is here to help you find the right Honda vehicle and guide you through the Mobility Assistance Program. We proudly serve drivers throughout Central Ohio and are committed to making your vehicle shopping experience as comfortable and informative as possible.
Honda Mobility Assistance Highlights
- Up to $1,000 reimbursement for qualifying adaptive equipment and installation.
- Available on eligible new Honda vehicles purchased or leased from an authorized Honda dealer in the United States.
- Supports adaptive equipment that improves vehicle accessibility or allows individuals with physical disabilities to safely operate a vehicle.
- Administered directly by American Honda Motor Co., Inc.
What Is the Honda Mobility Assistance Program?
The Honda Mobility Assistance Program is designed to help drivers and passengers with physical disabilities enjoy greater independence through vehicle accessibility. Eligible customers who purchase or lease a qualifying new Honda vehicle may receive reimbursement for qualifying adaptive equipment and installation costs after meeting all program requirements.
Whether you need adaptive driving controls, wheelchair accessibility equipment, transfer aids, or other mobility solutions, the program helps reduce the cost of making your Honda fit your individual needs.
While adaptive equipment is installed by specialized mobility equipment providers — not Honda dealerships — our team at Roush Honda in Westerville, OH is happy to help you select a Honda vehicle that works well with your mobility goals and answer questions about the reimbursement process.
Choosing the Right Honda Vehicle
One of the first decisions you’ll make is selecting the Honda model that best fits your mobility needs. The ideal vehicle depends on the type of adaptive equipment being installed, whether the individual will be driving or riding as a passenger, and the amount of interior space required.
Our knowledgeable staff can help you compare Honda models while your mobility evaluator and adaptive equipment installer determine the best equipment for your situation.
Honda Odyssey
The Honda Odyssey is the Honda model most commonly converted for wheelchair accessibility. Its spacious cabin, sliding side doors, and flexible interior make it an outstanding choice for:
- Wheelchair ramps
- Power wheelchair lifts
- Lowered-floor conversions
- Wheelchair securement systems
- Transfer seats
- Passenger wheelchair accessibility
Many leading mobility conversion companies, including BraunAbility and VMI, offer Honda Odyssey conversion packages.
Honda CR-V
The Honda CR-V is an excellent option for drivers who require adaptive driving controls but do not need a wheelchair conversion. Its comfortable seating position, generous cargo area, and wide door openings make it a popular choice for many adaptive driving solutions.
Common adaptive equipment includes:
- Hand controls
- Steering devices
- Transfer aids
- Left-foot accelerators
- Mobility device storage
Honda SUVs and Trucks
Honda’s SUV and truck lineup offers a variety of options for customers who need adaptive driving equipment while also wanting additional passenger or cargo space. Depending on your mobility needs, the Honda Pilot, Honda Passport, Honda Ridgeline, and Honda HR-V can all accommodate many adaptive driving solutions, including hand controls, steering devices, transfer aids, pedal modifications, and mobility equipment storage.
Each model offers its own advantages. The Pilot provides three-row seating for larger families or caregivers, the Passport delivers a roomy two-row cabin with generous cargo space, the Ridgeline’s pickup bed offers added flexibility for transporting larger mobility devices, and the HR-V combines SUV versatility with a compact footprint that’s easy to maneuver in everyday driving.
Honda Sedans
For drivers who require adaptive driving controls but do not need a wheelchair-accessible conversion, the Honda Civic and Honda Accord remain excellent choices. Both models are commonly paired with hand controls, left-foot accelerators, steering devices, pedal extensions, and other adaptive driving equipment while providing comfortable seating, excellent visibility, advanced safety technology, and impressive fuel efficiency for daily driving.
Common Types of Adaptive Equipment
Adaptive equipment can help improve vehicle accessibility, increase driving independence, and make entering, exiting, or operating a vehicle easier. Depending on your individual needs, qualifying adaptive equipment may include:
- Hand Controls – Operate the accelerator and brake without using foot pedals.
- Left-Foot Accelerators – Relocate the accelerator pedal for drivers who cannot comfortably use their right foot.
- Spinner Knobs and Steering Devices – Make steering easier with one hand.
- Reduced-Effort Steering Systems – Reduce steering effort for easier vehicle control.
- Reduced-Effort Braking Systems – Reduce the force required to operate the brake pedal.
- Pedal Extensions – Allow shorter drivers or drivers with limited mobility to comfortably reach the pedals.
- Wheelchair Ramps – Manual or powered ramps that provide vehicle access.
- Wheelchair Lifts – Lift occupied or unoccupied wheelchairs into the vehicle.
- Transfer Seats – Power-operated seats that rotate and extend outside the vehicle for easier entry and exit.
- Wheelchair Securement Systems – Safely secure wheelchairs during travel.
- Secondary Control Extensions – Relocate switches and controls for easier operation.
- Additional Mobility Solutions – Depending on your needs, other adaptive driving technologies and accessibility modifications may qualify for reimbursement.
How the Honda Mobility Assistance Program Works
Every customer’s mobility needs are unique, but the process generally follows these steps:
- Review your state’s driver’s licensing requirements for adaptive driving equipment.
- Meet with a qualified mobility evaluator to determine your mobility needs.
- Select the Honda vehicle that best fits your accessibility requirements.
- Choose a qualified mobility equipment installer.
- Complete installation of the qualifying adaptive equipment.
- Receive any recommended training on safely operating the adaptive equipment.
- Submit your reimbursement application and supporting documentation directly to American Honda.
Program Eligibility Requirements
To qualify for reimbursement through the Honda Mobility Assistance Program, customers must satisfy all program requirements established by American Honda.
- Only the original retail purchaser or lessee is eligible for reimbursement.
- The adaptive equipment must be installed for the original owner or an immediate family member.
- The vehicle must be a new Honda purchased or leased from an authorized Honda dealership in the United States.
- Only one reimbursement request is permitted per vehicle.
- Lease vehicle modifications may require written approval from the leasing company.
- The reimbursement request must be submitted within six months of adaptive equipment installation.
Adaptive Equipment Requirements
Qualifying adaptive equipment is generally defined as equipment or vehicle modifications that improve accessibility or enable a person with a physical disability to safely operate or access the vehicle.
- Adaptive equipment must be installed while the vehicle remains within the New Vehicle Limited Warranty time and mileage limits.
- A prescription or medical documentation is generally required for reimbursement consideration.
- The adaptive equipment installer and modifications may be reviewed to verify compliance with applicable National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) registration and exemption requirements.
- If another reimbursement source — such as medical insurance — covers part of the expense, Honda may reimburse the customer’s remaining eligible out-of-pocket costs up to the program maximum.
Program Exceptions
Some adaptive equipment qualifies under different documentation requirements.
- Wheelchair ramps and scooter or wheelchair hoists generally do not require a prescription or medical documentation for reimbursement consideration.
- Certain modifications that do not affect federally regulated vehicle safety equipment may not require NHTSA exemption verification.
Preparing Your Reimbursement Application
After your adaptive equipment installation has been completed, you’ll submit your reimbursement request directly to American Honda.
Your application should include:
- A completed and signed reimbursement application.
- Copies of invoices for qualifying adaptive equipment and installation.
- Any required medical documentation or prescription.
- Any additional supporting documentation requested on the official application.
Applications are reviewed by American Honda, and eligible reimbursements are typically processed within approximately four weeks after all required documentation has been received.
Helpful Mobility Resources
The following organizations provide valuable information about adaptive driving equipment, vehicle accessibility, and qualified mobility equipment providers.
- National Mobility Equipment Dealers Association (NMEDA) – Find qualified mobility equipment dealers and installers throughout the United States.
- BraunAbility – Manufacturer of wheelchair accessible vehicles, lifts, ramps, and adaptive mobility products.
- Vantage Mobility International (VMI) – Wheelchair accessible vehicle conversions and mobility solutions.
- National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) – Information about adapting vehicles for people with disabilities and applicable vehicle safety requirements.
Visit Roush Honda in Westerville, OH
If you’re considering a Honda vehicle with adaptive equipment, we’d be honored to help. Our team can answer questions about the Honda Mobility Assistance Program, help you compare Honda models, and guide you toward qualified mobility equipment resources.
Contact us online or visit us at 100 W Schrock Rd in Westerville, Ohio. We proudly serve drivers throughout Central Ohio and look forward to helping you find the Honda that’s right for your mobility needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
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A: The Honda Mobility Assistance Program helps eligible customers offset the cost of qualifying adaptive vehicle equipment by providing reimbursement of up to $1,000 on eligible new Honda vehicles. The program is administered by American Honda Motor Co., Inc.
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A: Eligible customers may receive up to $1,000 in reimbursement toward qualifying adaptive equipment and installation costs when all program requirements have been met.
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A: The program applies to eligible new Honda vehicles that are purchased or leased from an authorized Honda dealership in the United States. Contact Roush Honda if you’d like help choosing the Honda model that best fits your mobility needs.
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A: No. The Honda Mobility Assistance Program is available only for eligible new Honda vehicles that are purchased or leased in the United States through an authorized Honda dealership.
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A: Honda may consider reimbursement for qualifying adaptive equipment and vehicle modifications that improve accessibility or enable a driver or passenger with a physical disability to use the vehicle. Qualifying modifications are reviewed in accordance with Honda program guidelines and applicable National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) requirements.
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A: Wheelchair ramps, scooter hoists, and wheelchair lifts are among the types of adaptive equipment Honda considers for reimbursement. Eligibility depends on the specific equipment, vehicle, installation, and compliance with current Honda Mobility Assistance Program requirements.
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A: Most adaptive equipment installations require a prescription or other medical documentation for reimbursement consideration. However, certain equipment, including wheelchair ramps and scooter or wheelchair hoists, may qualify under different documentation requirements.
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A: After your adaptive equipment has been installed, complete the official Honda Mobility Assistance reimbursement application and submit it directly to American Honda along with all required supporting documentation and invoices.
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A: Your reimbursement request must be submitted within six months of the adaptive equipment installation.
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A: Once American Honda receives all required documentation, eligible reimbursements are typically processed and mailed within approximately four weeks.
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A: You can download the official reimbursement application from this page, obtain one from Roush Honda, or request one directly from Honda Automobile Customer Service.
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A: Honda recommends working with a qualified mobility equipment professional. The National Mobility Equipment Dealers Association (NMEDA) is an excellent resource for finding experienced mobility equipment dealers and installers throughout the United States.
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A: Adaptive equipment is typically installed by specialized mobility equipment providers. While Roush Honda does not install adaptive equipment, we’re happy to help you select the right Honda vehicle and connect you with helpful mobility resources.
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A: The best Honda depends on your specific mobility needs. The Honda Odyssey is the model most commonly converted for wheelchair accessibility, while models like the CR-V, Pilot, Passport, HR-V, Civic, and Accord can often accommodate adaptive driving controls. Our team can help you compare Honda models while you work with a qualified mobility equipment specialist.
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A: No. Installing adaptive equipment does not automatically void the Honda New Vehicle Limited Warranty. However, if a vehicle problem is determined to be the direct result of the adaptive equipment or its installation, warranty coverage may not apply to that specific repair. Warranty decisions are made on a case-by-case basis.
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A: No. The Honda New Vehicle Limited Warranty covers the Honda vehicle itself. Adaptive equipment, its installation, and other non-Honda components are not covered under the vehicle’s factory warranty.
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A: Possibly. If another reimbursement source, such as medical insurance, covers a portion of the cost, Honda may reimburse your remaining eligible out-of-pocket expenses up to the program maximum, provided all program requirements are met.
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A: No. The Honda Mobility Assistance Program allows one reimbursement request per eligible vehicle.
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A: Our team at Roush Honda is happy to answer general questions about the program and help you choose the right Honda vehicle. For official program policies, eligibility requirements, or application assistance, you can also contact Honda Automobile Customer Service or visit the official Honda Mobility Assistance Program website.
The Honda Mobility Assistance Program is administered by American Honda Motor Co., Inc. Reimbursement eligibility, qualifying adaptive equipment, reimbursement amounts, documentation requirements, and program terms are established by American Honda and are subject to change without notice. Adaptive equipment manufacturers and installers operate independently and are not affiliated with or endorsed by Roush Honda. We provide the program brochure and reimbursement application on this page for your convenience and strive to keep them current. Because Honda may update program details or forms at any time, we recommend confirming the latest information and downloading the most current documents directly from the official Honda Mobility Assistance Program website.