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Motion’s highly skilled experts across Ontario are trained to support a wide range of clients with complex mobility needs to customize power wheelchairs with tilt and recline to maximize comfort, functionality, and independence.
The Central Equipment Pool for High Technology Wheelchairs (CEP) provides Assistive Devices Program (ADP) clients throughout Ontario with high quality new and recycled power wheelchairs and power tilt/recline units.
The pool model was established in 1996 to ensure the responsible management of the ADP’s financial resources, to keep costs for clients down, and to provide a consistently high level of service throughout Ontario for those who require these devices.
Ensuring equitable access for those in remote areas of the province, without additional costs for the client and Ontario taxpayers, has been a significant accomplishment of the program.
At Motion we recognize that when a high technology power wheelchair requires repair, it is a critical issue for our clients who require these devices for their mobility, safety and independence.
Motion’s 26 location teams across Ontario provide comprehensive repairs and maintenance services for CEP equipment with support from a centralized team of CEP experts based in Toronto.
Motion is committed to providing ongoing technical training for our skilled technicians through online modules, hands-on sessions, peer mentoring and manufacturer education.
Motion works to minimize the amount of equipment down time and ensure client satisfaction by:
What you can expect when you choose Motion
At Motion, we support the equipment that supports your life. Our service standards outline how we care for you, how we communicate, and the timelines we work to meet when providing service through our Centralized Equipment Pool and repair services.
Our commitment to you
When you request service, you can expect:
These commitments reflect how we work every day across our Motion network and local teams.
When you contact us
Once we receive your service request, you can expect:
Urgent service requests for our CEP clients are prioritized. Calls received after hours or on weekends are triaged, and our team follows up on the next business day.
We offer live after-hours call answering to ensure timely response for requests received outside of our regular business hours. Extended operating or service hours are also available in the following locations (click location for more details):
Our service process
We follow a clear, consistent process to keep things moving smoothly.
Repair Timelines
While every repair is unique, typical resolution times are:
Note: Timelines may be affected by funding approvals, parts availability, or appointment changes. When available, loaner equipment may be provided to reduce downtime.
Staying connected
If we are unable to reach you to schedule service, we will make several attempts over multiple business days. If we still cannot connect, we may need to return parts or escalate the request, so nothing is left unresolved.
Standing behind our work
We stand behind what we do. If the same issue occurs within 30 days of the original repair, we will fix it at no charge for labour. Parts are excluded unless covered by manufacturer warranty.
When you contact us with a concern
When you share a concern or service issue, you can expect:
Our goal is to ensure concerns are handled thoughtfully and consistently.
How concerns are addressed
We follow a clear process to support resolution:
NOTE: Some concerns may require additional internal review to ensure the right outcome, including those involving safety, funding programs, or the CEP.
What you can expect from us
Throughout the process, we aim to provide:
We take feedback seriously and use it to improve how we support our clients.
Need support?
If you have a concern or need assistance, please contact your local Motion team, submit an email to contact@motioncares.ca, call the CEP Toll Free line at 1 (800) 395-6661, or complete the Complaints/Concerns form on the Contact Us page.
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We have organized a step-by-step check-up routine for your power wheelchair or mobility scooter to ensure it continues to operate as smoothly as possible.
The Assistive Devices Program (ADP) is a program operated by the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care that provides support and funding to Ontario residents who have long-term physical disabilities.
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