Free medical equipment loan closets in Alaska: 1 program listed

Medical disclaimer. Nothing here is medical advice. Equipment that fits badly can cause injury or fall risk. Ask a doctor, nurse, or physical or occupational therapist what you need and what size before you borrow.

Call first. Stock changes daily and many programs run on volunteer hours or by appointment. Confirm hours, stock, who can borrow and any fee before you travel.

This page lists the 1 program we found in Alaska from public sources: 0 confirmed on a program or agency page, and 1 marked Unconfirmed: call to verify. This is a partial list, not every closet in Alaska. Each listing shows its source link and the date it was last verified. Other states are listed here; states without listings are not yet researched.

Local closets not yet researched. Only the state's own assistive-technology program is listed below so far. Local loan closets in Alaska are not yet researched; if you know one, use the "Suggest a correction" link in the footer and include its web page.

Statewide programs

Unconfirmed: call to verifystate assistive-technology (AT Act) program

Short-Term Equipment Loans and Reutilization (Assistive Technology of Alaska, ATLA)

Alaska (statewide)

Equipment: other

Cost as stated: The page says many services are free of charge to Alaskans or covered by one of its programs. Cost of equipment loans is not stated.

Last verified: 2026-10-17

Details, how to borrow, and source

What the source says about equipment: Home page lists Equipment Demonstrations, Short-Term Equipment Loans, Agency Equipment Loans and Reutilization among its services. It does not list specific equipment.
Who can borrow (as stated): Alaskans of any age (as the page describes its audience).
How to borrow (as stated): Contact ATLA by phone or the contact form; the office is open Monday-Thursday 9AM-5PM by appointment only.
Contact (with source): 1500 W 33rd Ave, Suite 120, Anchorage, AK 99503
Phone: (907) 563-2599 (from at3center.net, checked 2026-10-17; call to confirm)
Address and phone are from the AT3 Center directory of state AT Act programs, not the program's own page.
Source: https://www.atlaak.org/
https://at3center.net/state-at-programs
Last checked: 2026-10-17
Verification note: The program's own home page (atlaak.org) was read on 2026-10-17; it lists loans and reutilization but does not state cost or equipment types. Address and phone come from the AT3 Center directory.

Last reviewed: 2026-10-17.