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Financial Loans for Assistive Technology – Oklahoma Assistive Technology Foundation (OkAT) Financial Loans for Assistive Technology For Oklahomans with Disabilities The Oklahoma Assistive Technology Foundation (OkAT) in partnership with Oklahoma ABLE Tech and BancFirst of Stillwater , can provide financing options with low interest and flexible repayment terms for Oklahomans to purchase needed assistive technology (AT) to help them live, work, and learn independently.
Qualifying purchases for the loan can be anything used as AT in any amount – large or small.
Common items financed through the program include: Vision equipment and glasses Durable medical equipment iPads for specialized use Fixed low interest rate for the life of the loan Easy, flexible repayment terms Can be used to cover co-pays Payment made directly to the vendor Special qualifying terms for applicants who have limited income due to a disability-related circumstance OkAT, ABLE Tech, and BancFirst, together, can provide a variety of lending products to meet consumers’ needs.
This program is an 8% interest rate loan with flexible lending criteria that can be repaid up to 36-60 months, depending on the item purchased. Based on funding availability, the loan will either be processed directly with the nonprofit or through the banking partner, BancFirst of Stillwater. Funding priority at the nonprofit will be given to applicants with low income.
The Annual Percentage Rate (APR) will be 8% for a loan directly through the nonprofit and will vary for BancFirst loans due to loan documentation fees. Loan requests denied by BancFirst will be reviewed by the nonprofit for eligibility for a loan guaranty. AT equipment loan – this loan can be repaid over a term of up to 5 years, depending on the AT purchased.
There is no minimum or maximum loan amount, and it can be used for AT or medical equipment. Microloan – this loan has a maximum loan amount of $3,000 and can be repaid over a term of up to 3 years. This product offers additional credit flexibility, and applicants who do not qualify for the AT equipment loan may qualify for this product.
Home accessibility modification loan – this loan can be used for home modifications to improve accessibility, such as ramps, bathroom modifications, or smart home technology. The maximum loan amount is $25,000. The maximum term is 5-7 years.
Oklahoma ABLE Tech and the Oklahoma Assistive Technology Foundation (OkAT) work collaboratively to provide improved access to and acquisition of needed assistive technology (A. T.) for individuals with disabilities of all ages.
This is provided through financial loans, alternative funding resources, and financial education. This loan provides low-interest rates, more flexible underwriting guidelines and repayment terms than do most consumer credit loans, and provides alternative banking options for individuals with limited income or damaged credit due to medical conditions.
If you have any questions, please call 405-744-4254, 800-257-1705, or email staff@okatfoundation. org. Apply online , where you can start your application and, if needed, suspend and then resume your entries, then submit.
Download and complete the OkAT Application for Credit (PDF) . If you need assistance or have questions, please contact us at 405-744-4254, 800-257-1705, or staff@okatfoundation. org .
Once it is completed, please send it to: Financial loans for assistive technology and employment are provided by Oklahoma ABLE Tech, in partnership with the Oklahoma Assistive Technology Foundation (OkAT). Our banking partner on loans is BancFirst of Stillwater. All applications can be sent to the address above.
OkAT does more than provide financial loans for assistive technology. They also offer free financial education services.
Lending Specialist Stephanie Hesser, a Certified Financial Health Counselor through the National Association of Certified Credit Counselors, provides personalized financial education, including help with: Understanding and disputing credit report errors Recovering from identity theft Navigating financial crises Contact Stephanie for more information by phone at 405-744-3995 or email at stephanie. hesser@okstate. edu.
Financial Education Fact Sheets Credit Reports & Scores (PDF) Guide to Buying a New Car (PDF) Managing Your Debt & Credit (PDF) Money Values & Influences (PDF) Spending and Saving (PDF) I can’t qualify for a financial loan because I had to file for bankruptcy due to medical expenses. A bankruptcy due to medical-related expenses will not necessarily disqualify you from the program.
Our non-profit partner will review your application for special guaranty consideration. Applicants are reviewed on a case-by-case basis to determine their ability to make monthly loan payments based on income and monthly expenses. I need a modified vehicle and don’t know what my options are.
This loan can be used to purchase a new or used modified vehicle or to acquire funding to modify your current vehicle. It may also be used to fill the gap with other public or private funding sources, such as the Department of Rehabilitation Services or Developmental Disability Services. My insurance out-of-pocket / co-pay for my prescribed durable medical equipment is more than I can afford.
This loan can assist with medical co-pays and/or deductibles for equipment that is considered assistive technology. A quote or invoice for your portion of the cost is required with your application; if approved, payment will be made to the vendor. Watch an ABLE Tech Financial Loan Success Story Video
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Oklahomans with disabilities of all ages and their family members, advocates, and authorized representatives or entities. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Oklahoma Assistive Technology Foundation (OkAT) Lending Services is funded by Oklahoma Assistive Technology Foundation (OkAT). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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