Modified Vehicle Insurance

I am 17 years old. I've got a disease called osteogenesis imperfecta, which is brittle bones disease.

I use a wheelchair to get around. I also dwarfism.

My mother does not want me to make my license until I graduate, but even then, I'll have to find a job before you can obtain a vehicle.

I know it's very expensive to get a modified vehicle so that I would be able to drive it.

My question is, would insurance pay for it and if it is not a grant will be capable of?

you should call your insurance company, but the government does have funds and some grants available in most cases.start calling local and online registration for grants, too.

No, they will not. No more than Medicaid or Medicare. The cost of vehicle modification is the sole responsibility of the person in need of such changes.

You should ask your health insurance company as they have other fonts, but I always thought the NHS should pay for something like this ...

I'm big and my insurance would not pay, but I guess with disabilities is not a great size for some people, I'm 6'8.

Maybe you should pay for it yourself you UNhandicapped. That would solve everything!

No, but you can claim on your taxes next year

I know that insurance will not pay for it to do. They will cover after it is installed.

Ask Social Security to pick up the tab. They can help.

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