Free medical equipment loan closets in Arizona: 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.

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This page lists the 1 program we found in Arizona 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 Arizona. 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 Arizona 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

AT Device Loan Program and Durable Medical Equipment Reuse (Arizona Technology Access Program, AzTAP)

Arizona (statewide)

Equipment: other

Cost as stated: Not stated on the page.

Last verified: 2026-10-17

Details, how to borrow, and source

What the source says about equipment: Home page lists an AT Device Loan Program (short-term lending of assistive technology) and 'AT & Durable Medical Equipment Reuse': online assistance with donating, selling and finding used AT and durable medical equipment.
Who can borrow (as stated): Persons with disabilities of all types and ages, family members, service providers, employers and the general public (as the page describes who it assists).
How to borrow (as stated): Contact AzTAP at 602-728-9534 or 1-800-477-9921, or [email protected].
Contact (with source): 300 W. Clarendon Ave., Suite 475, Phoenix, AZ 85013
Phone: (602) 728-9534 (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://aztap.org/
https://at3center.net/state-at-programs
Last checked: 2026-10-17
Verification note: The program's own home page (aztap.org) was read on 2026-10-17; it names the loan and reuse programs but does not state cost or equipment types. Address and phone come from the AT3 Center directory.

Last reviewed: 2026-10-17.