Through our diverse membership NMEDA advocates and supports excellence in providing safe, reliable vehicles and modifications to
enhance accessibility for people with special needs. 

Before you consider buying mobility equipment online - READ THIS!
You may be placing yourself or a loved one at risk as a result of incorrectly selected, poorly
fitted, or improperly installed equipment. Risks can be severe - possibly fatal. Considering this decision an extension of your health, would you trust the opinion of a doctor that performed an examination of you by email and never physically examined you, spoke with you or followed up?

A Consumer's Guide to Purchasing Adaptive Vehicles and Equipment
An educational guide for consumers who are in the process of purchasing adaptive vehicles
or equipment. It covers topics such as: what is available and where, key terminology and players in the industry, warranty and service, funding options and much more.

Member Directory
Looking for someone to modify a vehicle? With NMEDA's expansive Member Directory, you can easily find a dealer in your area who can assist you with your needs.

What is NMEDA?
Why do you need to know who we are? Learn about this valuable association, its mission and its dedication to you.

What is the QAP?
Learn about the NMEDA accreditation program that promotes quality, safety and reliability within the industry.

Consumer Resource Center
It's not just about transportation. Here is a valuable list of agencies and other resources that help individuals with special needs in the various services that may be required. This list includes, but is not limited to: The Veteran's Administration, Vocational Rehabilitation and the Social Security Administration.

Mobility Rebate Programs
Many manufacturers offer rebate assistance to customers when they purchase mobility
equipment. NMEDA has provided a list of programs in order to point you in the right direction for obtaining a rebate for your modified vehicle.

Mediation Process
Mediation is available if you need to file a complaint with regard to a NMEDA dealer.
All complaints must be in writing. Please fill out the form and fax or mail it to NMEDA.