Do you need financial assistance to purchase a MyoCycle? Check out our Funding Page!

Funding

HOW TO GET YOUR OWN MYOCYCLE AT HOME

At MYOLYN, our goal is to make the benefits of FES therapy accessible to everyone that needs them, and we recognize that not everyone has the resources to purchase a MyoCycle out of pocket. That’s why we work with dozens of funding sources and help assist you in securing the funding you need to get a MyoCycle. The list below is a comprehensive list of sources for helping you get an FES bike. It’s our hope that these financial options will enable anyone who needs a MyoCycle to get one, empowering them to take control of their health, no matter their situation.

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As you review the below funding resources, keep in mind that you can combine several different types of resources at the same time.  For example, if you finance or pay for your MyoCycle out of pocket, you can still apply to grants, do fundraising, and/or try for insurance coverage, (if available with your plan), and if those avenues are successful, you will receive a reimbursement for the amount they pay. You can also combine several grant requests.  The benefit of doing a multi-layer approach is to find a way to get your MyoCycle as quickly as possible so you can start experiencing all the great therapeutic benefits.

GRANTS AND FOUNDATIONS

Below is a list of grants that may be able to provide financial assistance to purchase the MyoCycle.  Keep in mind that you can apply for more than one grant at a time.  In many cases, you can also purchase your MyoCycle out of pocket or through financing and be reimbursed for any grants that are awarded after the fact.

Adam Taliaferro Foundation (Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey)

  • Provides financial aid due to a qualifying medical condition from a spinal cord injury.

Amy’s Angels (Connecticut)

  • Provides short and long term assistance to individuals dealing with serious illness or injury.

Bryon Riesch Paralysis Foundation (priority to Wisconsin residents but open to all)

  • Provides charitable grants for those with a spinal cord injury.

Children’s Relief Fund (South Carolina)

  • Provides assistance to fund therapy, equipment, summer programs and other group activities for disabled children in the Hilton Head Island and Bluffton, SC area.

Harry Allen Gregg Foundation (New Hampshire)

  • Provides support grants to help the people of New Hampshire with disabilities and their families cover the cost of needed products and services.

IM ABLE Foundation (PA, NJ, MD, DE, DC, NY)

  • Assists residents of the Mid-Atlantic Region who are interested in purchasing their own adaptive equipment, but are unable to afford the cost of doing so.

JT Townsend Foundation (N.E. Florida)

  • Provides financial assistance to NE Florida residents with a disability.

Life Goes On After TBI (New England Residents)

  • Helps individuals who are experiencing hardships as a result of suffering a moderate to severe traumatic brain injury with grants to offset the cost of therapy or service not covered by insurance.

SCIBoston Back2RI Grant (Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Maine, Rhode Island, Vermont)

  • Provides assistance for individuals with a spinal cord injury.

The Ryan Shazier Fund for Spinal Rehabilitation (Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio including Columbus, Northern W. Virginia)

  • Provides financial assistance for individuals with spinal cord injuries who reside in Western PA, Eastern OH (including Columbus, OH), and Northern WV.

Wheel 2 Walk Foundation (California, Idaho, Oregon, Washington)

  • Provides assistance to children 20 years old or younger that need assistance obtaining medical/adaptive equipment or therapy services that is not covered by their insurance.

Adam Taliaferro Foundation (Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey)

  • Provides financial aid due to a qualifying medical condition from a spinal cord injury.

Andee’s Army

  • Provides financial assistance to children & youth with a brain or spinal cord injury for durable equipment, assistive technology, as well as specialized therapy & care.

Bryon Riesch Paralysis Foundation (priority to Wisconsin residents but open to all)

  • Provides charitable grants for those with a spinal cord injury.

Children’s Relief Fund (South Carolina)

  • Provides assistance to fund therapy, equipment, summer programs and other group activities for disabled children in the Hilton Head Island and Bluffton, SC area.

Gridiron Heroes

  • Provides immediate, as well as, long term resources and support to individuals sustaining a catastrophic spinal cord injury through activities associated with high school football.

JT Townsend Foundation (N.E. Florida)

  • Provides financial assistance to NE Florida residents with a disability.

Oracle Health Foundation

  • Provides pediatric case grants for medicine, surgeries, travel, and equipment.

Triumph Foundation (priority to Southern California residents but open to all)

  • Helps individuals with SCI get necessary Adaptive Equipment for activities of daily living and engage in Therapeutic Activities for health and wellness.

Variety – The Children’s Charity

  • Delivers children equity, independence, social inclusion, mobility and self-esteem by funding and delivering equipment and services.

Victoria’s Victory

  • Provides assistance with the needs of those living with spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries and other mobility related disabilities caused by an injury or diagnosis.

Wheel 2 Walk Foundation (California, Idaho, Oregon, Washington)

  • Provides assistance to children 20 years old or younger that need assistance obtaining medical/adaptive equipment or therapy services that is not covered by their insurance.

Wheelchairs 4 Kids

  • Provides wheelchairs, home and vehicle modifications, as well as other therapeutic equipment to children that have limited mobility due to illness, accident or abuse.

Gridiron Heroes

  • Provides immediate, as well as, long term resources and support to individuals sustaining a catastrophic spinal cord injury through activities associated with high school football.

High Fives Foundation

  • Provides resources to those who suffer a life-altering injury, such as a spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, amputation or other mobility-limiting injuries that occurred in an athlete’s lifetime.

The Road 2 Recovery

  • Provides professional athletes with financial support if they suffer career-ending injuries such as spinal cord or brain injuries.

Chive Charities

  • Provides critical grants for underserved veterans, military families, first responders, and rare medical diagnosees with life-altering or life-threatening needs.

 

Joseph Groh Foundation

  • Dedicated to providing financial support to those connected with the construction trades industry (plumbing, HVAC, electrical, roofing etc.) who are living with life altering injuries. Assistance provided is designed to pay for the provision of material (i.e. Durable medical equipment, etc.).

Chive Charities

  • Provides critical grants for underserved veterans, military families, first responders, and rare medical diagnosees with life-altering or life-threatening needs.

Gary Sinise Foundation

  • May provide assistance to Veterans for items to increase their mobility and independence.

High Fives Foundation

  • Provides resources to those who suffer a life-altering injury, such as a spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, amputation or other mobility-limiting injuries that occurred in an athlete’s lifetime.

Semper Fi & America’s Fund

  • Provides financial assistance and tailored support for critically wounded, ill, and injured service members, veterans, and military families to help with the expenses incurred during initial hospitalization and throughout recovery.

GRANTS BY DIAGNOSIS

Adam Taliaferro Foundation (Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey)

  • Provides financial aid due to a qualifying medical condition from a spinal cord injury.

Amy’s Angels (Connecticut)

  • Provides short and long term assistance to individuals dealing with serious illness or injury.

Andee’s Army

  • Provides financial assistance to children & youth with a brain or spinal cord injury for durable equipment, assistive technology, as well as specialized therapy & care.

Be Perfect Foundation

  • Provides scholarships to individuals living with paralysis and varying neurological disorders for their needs including medical supplies and participation in activity-based therapy programs.

Bryon Riesch Paralysis Foundation (priority to Wisconsin residents but open to all)

  • Provides charitable grants for those with a spinal cord injury.

Children’s Relief Fund (South Carolina)

  • Provides assistance to fund therapy, equipment, summer programs and other group activities for disabled children in the Hilton Head Island and Bluffton, SC area.

Chive Charities

  • Provides critical grants for underserved veterans, military families, first responders, and rare medical diagnosees with life-altering or life-threatening needs.

Friends of Man

  • Helps people of all ages with a large variety of needs including Medical Equipment.

Getting Back Up

  • Provide individuals that have a spinal cord injury with funding for participation in exercise-based recovery programs and the purchase of adaptable products.

Gridiron Heroes

  • Provides immediate, as well as, long term resources and support to individuals sustaining a catastrophic spinal cord injury through activities associated with high school football.

Harry Allen Gregg Foundation (New Hampshire)

  • Provides support grants to help the people of New Hampshire with disabilities and their families cover the cost of needed products and services.

High Fives Foundation

  • Provides resources to those who suffer a life-altering injury, such as a spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, amputation or other mobility-limiting injuries that occurred in an athlete’s lifetime.

Ian Burkhart Foundation

  • Will help individuals seek out widely accessible funding sources and provide grants for items not usually covered by insurance for people with Spinal Cord Injury.

IM ABLE Foundation (PA, NJ, MD, DE, DC, NY)

  • Assists residents of the Mid-Atlantic Region who are interested in purchasing their own adaptive equipment, but are unable to afford the cost of doing so.

Joseph Groh Foundation

  • Dedicated to providing financial support to those connected with the construction trades industry (plumbing, HVAC, electrical, roofing etc.) who are living with life altering injuries. Assistance provided is designed to pay for the provision of material (i.e. Durable medical equipment, etc.).

JT Townsend Foundation (N.E. Florida)

  • Provides financial assistance to NE Florida residents with a disability.

Oracle Health Foundation

  • Provides pediatric case grants for medicine, surgeries, travel, and equipment.

PAN Foundation Fund Finder

  • App to help those who need financial assistance find the funds that match their situation.

Project 34

  • Assists with the purchasing of medical equipment and assistive devices that may not be otherwise accessible to a patient with a spinal cord injury.

SCIBoston Back2RI Grant (Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Maine, Rhode Island, Vermont)

  • Provides assistance for individuals with a spinal cord injury.

SCORE

  • Assists those with a spinal cord injury who were paralyzed while participating in non-motorized sports or athletic recreation activity.

Semper Fi & America’s Fund

  • Provides financial assistance and tailored support for critically wounded, ill, and injured service members, veterans, and military families to help with the expenses incurred during initial hospitalization and throughout recovery.

The Road 2 Recovery

  • Provides professional athletes with financial support if they suffer career-ending injuries such as spinal cord or brain injuries.

The Ryan Shazier Fund for Spinal Rehabilitation (Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio including Columbus, Northern W. Virginia)

  • Provides financial assistance for individuals with spinal cord injuries who reside in Western PA, Eastern OH (including Columbus, OH), and Northern WV.

Triumph Foundation (priority to Southern California residents but open to all)

  • Helps individuals with SCI get necessary Adaptive Equipment for activities of daily living and engage in Therapeutic Activities for health and wellness.

Variety – The Children’s Charity

  • Delivers children equity, independence, social inclusion, mobility and self-esteem by funding and delivering equipment and services.

Victoria’s Victory

  • Provides assistance with the needs of those living with spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries and other mobility related disabilities caused by an injury or diagnosis.

Walking With Anthony

  • Provides assistance for essential rehabilitation therapy and equipment for people with a spinal cord injury.

Wheel 2 Walk Foundation (California, Idaho, Oregon, Washington)

  • Provides assistance to children 20 years old or younger that need assistance obtaining medical/adaptive equipment or therapy services that is not covered by their insurance.

Wheelchairs 4 Kids

  • Provides wheelchairs, home and vehicle modifications, as well as other therapeutic equipment to children that have limited mobility due to illness, accident or abuse.

Amy’s Angels (Connecticut)

  • Provides short and long-term assistance to individuals dealing with serious illness or injury.

Andee’s Army

  • Provides financial assistance to children & youth with a brain or spinal cord injury for durable equipment, assistive technology, as well as specialized therapy & care.

Be Perfect Foundation

  • Provides scholarships to individuals living with paralysis and varying neurological disorders for their needs including medical supplies and participation in activity-based therapy programs.

Children’s Relief Fund (South Carolina)

  • Provides assistance to fund therapy, equipment, summer programs and other group activities for disabled children in the Hilton Head Island and Bluffton, SC area.

Chive Charities

  • Provides critical grants for underserved veterans, military families, first responders, and rare medical diagnosees with life-altering or life-threatening needs.

Friends of Man

  • Helps people of all ages with a large variety of needs including Medical Equipment.

Harry Allen Gregg Foundation (New Hampshire)

  • Provides support grants to help the people of New Hampshire with disabilities and their families cover the cost of needed products and services.

High Fives Foundation

  • Provides resources to those who suffer a life-altering injury, such as a spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, amputation or other mobility-limiting injuries that occurred in an athlete’s lifetime.

IM ABLE Foundation (PA, NJ, MD, DE, DC, NY)

  • Assists residents of the Mid-Atlantic Region who are interested in purchasing their own adaptive equipment, but are unable to afford the cost of doing so.

Joseph Groh Foundation

  • Dedicated to providing financial support to those connected with the construction trades industry (plumbing, HVAC, electrical, roofing etc.) who are living with life altering injuries. Assistance provided is designed to pay for the provision of material (i.e. Durable medical equipment, etc.).

JT Townsend Foundation (N.E. Florida)

  • Provides financial assistance to NE Florida residents with a disability.

Life Goes On After TBI (New England Residents)

  • Helps individuals who are experiencing hardships as a result of suffering a moderate to severe traumatic brain injury with grants to offset the cost of therapy or service not covered by insurance.

Oracle Health Foundation

  • Provides pediatric case grants for medicine, surgeries, travel, and equipment.

PAN Foundation Fund Finder

  • App to help those who need financial assistance find the funds that match their situation.

Semper Fi & America’s Fund

  • Provides financial assistance and tailored support for critically wounded, ill, and injured service members, veterans, and military families to help with the expenses incurred during initial hospitalization and throughout recovery.

The Road 2 Recovery

  • Provides professional athletes with financial support if they suffer career-ending injuries such as spinal cord or brain injuries.

Variety – The Children’s Charity

  • Delivers children equity, independence, social inclusion, mobility and self-esteem by funding and delivering equipment and services.

Victoria’s Victory

  • Provides assistance with the needs of those living with spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries and other mobility related disabilities caused by an injury or diagnosis.

Wheel 2 Walk Foundation (California, Idaho, Oregon, Washington)

  • Provides assistance to children 20 years old or younger that need assistance obtaining medical/adaptive equipment or therapy services that is not covered by their insurance.

Wheelchairs 4 Kids

  • Provides wheelchairs, home and vehicle modifications, as well as other therapeutic equipment to children that have limited mobility due to illness, accident or abuse.

Amy’s Angels (Connecticut)

  • Provides short and long-term assistance to individuals dealing with serious illness or injury.

Be Perfect Foundation

  • Provides scholarships to individuals living with paralysis and varying neurological disorders for their needs including medical supplies and participation in activity-based therapy programs.

Chive Charities

  • Provides critical grants for underserved veterans, military families, first responders, and rare medical diagnosees with life-altering or life-threatening needs.

Friends of Man

  • Helps people of all ages with a large variety of needs including Medical Equipment.

Harry Allen Gregg Foundation (New Hampshire)

  • Provides support grants to help the people of New Hampshire with disabilities and their families cover the cost of needed products and services.

IM ABLE Foundation (PA, NJ, MD, DE, DC, NY)

  • Assists residents of the Mid-Atlantic Region who are interested in purchasing their own adaptive equipment, but are unable to afford the cost of doing so.

JT Townsend Foundation (N.E. Florida)

  • Provides financial assistance to NE Florida residents with a disability.

MS Focus Assistive Technology Program

  • The Assistive Technology (AT) Program may help locate, partially fund, or provide full funding for one of a wide range of devices. These allow those with MS to function more independently in their daily lives, as well as more easily participate in recreational, educational, and vocational activities.

PAN Foundation Fund Finder

  • App to help those who need financial assistance find the funds that match their situation.

Semper Fi & America’s Fund

  • Provides financial assistance and tailored support for critically wounded, ill, and injured service members, veterans, and military families to help with the expenses incurred during initial hospitalization and throughout recovery.

Victoria’s Victory

  • Provides assistance with the needs of those living with spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries and other mobility related disabilities caused by an injury or diagnosis.

Amy’s Angels (Connecticut)

  • Provides short and long-term assistance to individuals dealing with serious illness or injury.

Be Perfect Foundation

  • Provides scholarships to individuals living with paralysis and varying neurological disorders for their needs including medical supplies and participation in activity-based therapy programs.

Children’s Relief Fund (South Carolina)

  • Provides assistance to fund therapy, equipment, summer programs and other group activities for disabled children in the Hilton Head Island and Bluffton, SC area.

Chive Charities

  • Provides critical grants for underserved veterans, military families, first responders, and rare medical diagnosees with life-altering or life-threatening needs.

Friends of Man

  • Helps people of all ages with a large variety of needs including Medical Equipment.

Harry Allen Gregg Foundation (New Hampshire)

  • Provides support grants to help the people of New Hampshire with disabilities and their families cover the cost of needed products and services.

High Fives Foundation

  • Provides resources to those who suffer a life-altering injury, such as a spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, amputation or other mobility-limiting injuries that occurred in an athlete’s lifetime.

IM ABLE Foundation (PA, NJ, MD, DE, DC, NY)

  • Assists residents of the Mid-Atlantic Region who are interested in purchasing their own adaptive equipment, but are unable to afford the cost of doing so.

JT Townsend Foundation (N.E. Florida)

  • Provides financial assistance to NE Florida residents with a disability.

Oracle Health Foundation

  • Provides pediatric case grants for medicine, surgeries, travel, and equipment.

PAN Foundation Fund Finder

  • App to help those who need financial assistance find the funds that match their situation.

Semper Fi & America’s Fund

  • Provides financial assistance and tailored support for critically wounded, ill, and injured service members, veterans, and military families to help with the expenses incurred during initial hospitalization and throughout recovery.

Victoria’s Victory

  • Provides assistance with the needs of those living with spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries, and other mobility-related disabilities caused by an injury or diagnosis.

Wheel 2 Walk Foundation (California, Idaho, Oregon, Washington)

  • Provides assistance to children 20 years old or younger who need assistance obtaining medical/adaptive equipment or therapy services that is not covered by their insurance.

FINANCING

Financing options allow people to purchase a MyoCycle and pay it off over time. The simplest financing option is a credit card and many people have been able to take advantage of the zero percent interest credit cards that are available.  There are also dedicated financing options for people with disabilities who need medical equipment like the MyoCycle, called assistive technology loans. Assistive technology loans are low-interest loans provided by state and national programs for individuals with disabilities to purchase assistive technology like the MyoCycle. You can find a list of available assistive technology loan programs below.

National Programs

Alabama

Alaska

Arizona

Arkansas

California

Colorado

Connecticut

Delaware

Florida

Georgia

Hawaii

Idaho

Indiana

Iowa

Kansas

Kentucky

Louisiana

Maine

Maryland

Massachusetts

Michigan

Minnesota

  • No state programs

Mississippi

  • No state programs

Missouri

Montana

Nebraska

Nevada

New Hampshire

  • No state programs

New Jersey

New York

North Carolina

North Dakota

Ohio

  • No state programs

Oklahoma

Oregon

Pennsylvania

Puerto Rico

  • No state programs

Rhode Island

  • No state programs

South Carolina

South Dakota

  • No state programs

Tennessee

  • No state programs

Texas

  • No state programs

Utah

Vermont

Virginia

Washington

Washington DC

West Virginia

  • No state programs

Wisconsin

Wyoming

STATE-BASED SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCE PROGRAMS

FUNDRAISING

The Help Hope Live Catastrophic Injury Campaign helps people who have had a catastrophic injury, such as a spinal cord injury or traumatic brain injury, raise funds to cover unmet health needs, including rehab, home health, medical, accessibility, and automotive needs.

GoFundMe Medical Fundrasing is a crowdfunding platform with many successful campaigns of fundraising for medical expenses and other causes. Example campaigns: Josh, Logan, Ed

INSURANCE

The MyoCycle may be covered by insurance companies on a case-by-case basis. Your payer, your plan, and even your medical history all affects the coverage decision. Not all insurance companies will allow submission for equipment like the MyoCycle, but if yours does, there are two paths towards coverage of the MyoCycle: prior authorization and direct reimbursement.

Prior authorization means we ask your insurance company if the MyoCycle will be covered before you get it. Because prior authorization and subsequent billing can take up to 1 year to complete, many customers choose to purchase their MyoCycle upfront, out-of-pocket (using any funding method), so they can use it during that time instead of waiting. Customers who purchase out-of-pocket can go straight to the direct reimbursement path and if successful, will receive reimbursement for the amount insurance pays.

MYOLYN has partnered with multiple VA Hospitals across the country to bring the MyoCycle into the homes of numerous veterans.  We are happy to work with you and your VA to see if the MyoCycle will be covered under your current VA benefit plan. To qualify for this program, you need to receive your medical care from a Veteran’s Medical facility.

We have a 99% success rate with various worker’s compensation plans across the US.  The Workers Comp team will work with you and your worker’s compensation case management team to obtain coverage of the MyoCycle through your benefit plan.