What is Accessibility Specialties?
Founded in 1996 by Rusty Mashburn and Billy Rice, Accessibility Specialties, Inc. (ASI) is a seasoned provider of adaptive equipment and installation services for individuals and commercial entities. With decades of combined industry experience, ASI specializes in installing wheelchair lifts and other mobility-enhancing devices in vehicles, residences, and public spaces. The company prides itself on its highly skilled, factory-certified technicians and comprehensive customer support, ensuring top-quality installations and service. ASI's commitment extends to staying current with Medicare and Medicaid regulations, particularly through its Rehab department headed by Bruce Jones, a member of U.S. Rehab, ensuring clients receive the best possible products and services tailored to their specific needs. Their on-site modification facility and accessible showroom further enhance the customer experience.
How much funding has Accessibility Specialties raised?
Accessibility Specialties has raised a total of $64K across 1 funding round:
Debt
$64K
Debt (2021): $64K with participation from PPP
Key Investors in Accessibility Specialties
PPP
Public-Private Partnership
What's next for Accessibility Specialties?
The recent substantial expansion capital infusion positions Accessibility Specialties for significant scaling and operational enhancement. This strategic investment is expected to bolster the company's capacity to meet growing demand for adaptive mobility solutions, potentially expanding its service reach and product offerings. Future initiatives may focus on technological integration for enhanced accessibility features and further solidifying its market leadership through strategic partnerships and service network expansion. The company's focus on specialized equipment and customer-centric service, combined with this financial backing, suggests a strong outlook for continued growth and innovation in serving the disability assistance industry.
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