Many Goally customers have been able to successfully obtain reimbursement from insurance, ESA programs, or purchase Goally through a state waiver program. We have outlined each of the programs we currently work with below.
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Using ESA Funds:
To order a Goally device with your ESA funds, follow the instructions here. We are an approved vendor the CHOOSE Act Alabama program.
Using ESA Funds:
To order a Goally device with your ESA funds, follow the instructions here. We are an approved vendor for the Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA) program.
AzTAP / AzLAT (Arizona Loans for Assistive Technology)
AzTAP (Arizona Technology Access Program) confirmed that the AzLAT financial loan program can help families buy a Goally device. Apply online at AzLAT.org. AzTAP’s Reuse Services program has no funding to buy devices.
Important AzLAT loan info:
What families do:
Email [email protected] only for a quote, invoice, or W-9. AzTAP also runs device demo and loan libraries, which are separate from AzLAT loans.
Using ESA Funds:
To order a Goally device with your ESA funds, follow the instructions here. We are an approved vendor for the Arkansas Educational Freedom Account (EFA) Program.
Using OpenEd funding:
You can find information on how to apply here. Once approved, families will need to register the tablet as a “New device” in their system and will be subject to the new device policy. If parents have any questions you can chat with OpenEd here.
Homeschool/Charter School Programs:
We currently are approved vendors in the following programs:
Come Back Kids, Ocean Grove, Suncoast Prep, South Sutter, Sky Mountain Charter School, Taylion Home School Program.
Please work with your education supervisor to discuss purchasing a Goally device using your funds. They will place your order for you.
Using ESA Funds:
To order a Goally device with your Florida funds, follow the instruction here.
We are approved vendors for the following programs:
Using ESA Funds:
To order a Goally device with your Georgia funds, follow the instruction here. We are an approved vendor for the Georgia Promise Scholarship Program.
We work with Benchmark Human Services directly. Your case manager or service coordinator can place an order on your behalf by emailing us at [email protected].
Using OpenEd funding:
You can find information on how to apply here. Once approved, families will need to register the tablet as a “New device” in their system and will be subject to the new device policy. If parents have any questions you can chat with OpenEd here.
Using ESA Funds:
To order a Goally device with your ESA funds, follow the instructions here. We are an approved vendor for the Students First Education Savings Account Program.
Using OpenEd funding:
You can find information on how to apply here. Once approved, families will need to register the tablet as a “New device” in their system and will be subject to the new device policy. If parents have any questions you can chat with OpenEd here.
Children at Home
Children at Home lists Equipment: Technology as an allowable category. Goally tablets can fit under that category.
What to do:
If your Intake and Referral Specialist needs an invoice, quote, or W-9, email [email protected]. You don’t need to contact Goally before you’re approved, unless you need those documents for your packet.
Using ESA Funds:
To order a Goally device using Louisiana ESA funds, follow the instructions here. We are an approved vendor for the Giving All True Opportunity to Rise” (GATOR) Scholarship Program.
Robbie Foundation — AAT Program (Adaptive Equipment / Assistive Technology / Therapy) Robbie Foundation reviews applications case by case for Maine residents (birth–20) with a documented developmental disability. If approved, the Foundation pays the vendor directly (not reimbursement for items already purchased).
Low Intensity Support Services (LISS)
If your child was selected for LISS, you can request a Goally as Assistive Technology (tablets, software, and electronic speech devices are allowed). There is no approved-vendor list.
What to do:
You do not need to contact Goally before you’re selected or before LISS approves the purchase, unless you need an invoice for your packet.
DDA Medicaid Waivers (Assistive Technology)
Maryland’s Developmental Disabilities Administration (DDA) has confirmed that Goally meets its Assistive Technology service definition. That covers communication (AAC) devices and tools that support daily routines and tasks. If your child is on a DDA waiver, a Goally tablet may be covered.
DDA doesn’t buy directly from Goally. The purchase goes through a DDA-approved Assistive Technology provider:
Don’t buy the device yourself first. If your coordinator or provider needs a quote, invoice, or W-9, they can email [email protected].
Using a Medicaid Waiver:
Please reach out to our partner Mercarik who can work with any MN HCBS waiver. Get started by submitting a referral here. You can also contact Mercarik with any questions.
For more information about the different waiver programs offered in the state of Minnesota, click here.
Using OpenEd funding:
You can find information on how to apply here. Once approved, families will need to register the tablet as a “New device” in their system and will be subject to the new device policy. If parents have any questions you can chat with OpenEd here.
Mississippi Education Scholarship Account (ESA) Mississippi’s ESA is a family reimbursement program — Goally is not a registered vendor and there is no vendor portal.
Email [email protected] only if you need a quote, invoice, or W-9. For ESA eligibility or reimbursement questions, contact MDE.
Using ESA Funds:
To order a Goally device with your EFA funds, follow the instructions here. We are an approved vendor for The Education Freedom Accounts program
Using ESA funds:
To order a Goally device with your ESA+ funds, follow the instructions here. We are an approved vendor the the ESA+ program.
Alliance Health Plan:
We are an approved vendor with Alliance Health Plan. Your case manager can place an order on your behalf. Our vendor ID: V017510
North Carolina Innovations Waiver (Vaya Partners) Goally is an approved vendor with Vaya Partners, the managed care organization for the NC Innovations Waiver in western and central North Carolina. If your child is on the Innovations Waiver, Goally may be covered under assistive technology. Ask your care coordinator to submit a request for Goally as an assistive technology device. If your care team needs a quote, invoice, or W-9, contact [email protected] and we’ll send it right over.
We are part of OhioRISE. Your OhioRISE care coordinator can place an order on your behalf by emailing us at [email protected].
Family Support Assistance Payment (FSAP)
Oklahoma Human Services Developmental Disabilities Services offers a monthly Family Support Assistance Payment for eligible families caring for a child under 18 with an intellectual or developmental disability at home. OKDHS confirmed the payment can be used in any way the payee finds appropriate if it benefits the child receiving the payment — that can include purchasing a Goally tablet.
What to do:
Contact Goally at [email protected] only if you need an invoice, quote, or W-9. For FSAP eligibility or payment questions, contact Oklahoma DHS / DDS.
Using a Medicaid Waiver:
Many families have successfully used Medicaid, insurance waivers, and state funding programs to cover the cost of Goally — but because we are unable to accept these payments directly, the process requires a little extra coordination.
Here’s how it works: Your case manager, service coordinator, or insurance agent will need to facilitate the payment on your behalf. Once approved, they can place the order by emailing us at [email protected].
Using OpenEd funding:
You can find information on how to apply here. Once approved, families will need to register the tablet as a “New device” in their system and will be subject to the new device policy. If parents have any questions you can chat with OpenEd here.
Assistive Technology Foundation (PATF) PATF’s mini-loan program lists tablets and specialized software. Applications are rolling. Mini-loans are typically $100–$7,000 at 0% interest; some households may also qualify for a mini-grant.
What to do:
Contact Goally only if you need a quote, invoice, or W-9 for your PATF application.
Using ESA Funds:
To order a Goally device with your ESTF program funds, follow the instructions here. We are an approved vendor for the Education Scholarship Trust Fund (ESTF) Program.
Using ESA Funds:
We are an approved vendor for the Individualized Education Account Program. To order a Goally device with your Tennessee ESA funds, follow the instructions here.
Using ESA Funds:
To order a Goally device with your PDSES program funds, follow the instructions here. We are an approved vendor for The Parent-Directed Special Education Services (PDSES)
To order a Goally device with Texas Education Freedoms Account Program please login to your Odyssey account and search “Goally.”
Heart of Variety (Variety Texas) Heart of Variety grants can cover communication tools and adaptive equipment for children. Families apply; there is a waitlist between cycles.
What to do:
You don’t need to contact Goally before you’re awarded, unless Variety asks you for a vendor quote for your application.
Hope For Three — Family Assistance & Resource Support (FARS) (Fort Bend County, TX)
If you live in Fort Bend County, Texas, and your child has an autism diagnosis, you may apply to Hope For Three’s FARS program for help with devices. AAC/communication devices that aren’t covered by insurance can be requested; Daily Skills tablets may be covered at the FARS voting committee’s discretion based on the child’s needs and a referral letter from an SLP, OT, or similar provider.
What to do:
Contact Goally at [email protected] only when you need a quote, invoice, or W-9 for your packet.
Using ESA Funds:
To order a Goally device with your Utah Fits All funds, follow the instructions here. We are an approved vendor for the Utah Fits All Scholarship Program.
Using OpenEd funding:
You can find information on how to apply here. Once approved, families will need to register the tablet as a “New device” in their system and will be subject to the new device policy. If parents have any questions you can chat with OpenEd here.
Using ESA Funds:
To order a Goally device with your Hope Scholarship funds, follow the instructions here. We are an approved vendor for the West Virginia’s Hope Scholarship program.
Using a TEPP Voucher:
To order a Goally device with your TEPP funds, follow the instructions here.
Using a Medicaid Waiver:
We are an approved vendor for the CLTS program. Please have your case manager email us at [email protected] to place an order. We will need the following information:
Existing clients can renew Goally services for $72/year.
Using ESA Funds:
To order a Goally device with your Wyoming ESA funds, follow the instructions here. We are an approved vendor for the Wyoming ESA program.
Please reach out to your NDIS case manager to receive reimbursement for your purchase. If you need an invoice, you can checkout here and select “mail a check” on the final checkout page. You will then be emailed an invoice that you can provide to your case worker.
For more information on NDIS, click here.
If you or your case manager have any questions, send us an email at: [email protected]
Chive Charities — rare medical grants
Families with a rare medical condition can apply for a Chive Charities grant at https://chivecharities.org/recipient/ (medical professional letter required).
Contact Goally at [email protected] only if you need an invoice, quote, or W-9.
Call insurance to Verify Coverage
The policyholder (or authorized family member) will need to call member services. The phone number for member services can usually be found on the back of the insurance card. Ask your insurance company the following additional questions:
SLP Assessment
Most insurance companies want an assessment from your Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP). They might provide their own form or you can ask them to use this template.
Doctor’s Letter
Schedule a time to visit your child’s doctor. The doctor may ask you for the SLP assessment prior to the visit. You could need three things from your doctor.
Submit Documents to Insurance
Send all documents to your insurance company. If you already purchased your Goally be sure to include the email we invoiced you.
If you need an invoice from us before purchase, send us an email to [email protected] and we’ll send you an invoice. Here’s the information we need from you:
Otherwise, follow your insurance company’s method for ordering Goally. You can order one on our website here.
Wait for Approval
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MyGOAL Inc. offers a yearly need-based grant to help families across the U.S. care for a child with autism. Families can use the grant for medical, enrichment, educational, or personal needs that insurance, schools, or other programs don’t cover. Educational and enrichment needs can include a Goally tablet.
Key facts:
What families do:
Email [email protected] only if you need a quote, invoice, or W-9.
UCP Elsie S. Bellows Fund (via local UCP affiliates)
Families can request a Goally Daily Skills or Communication tablet through their local United Cerebral Palsy (UCP) affiliate via the Elsie S. Bellows Fund. Tablets appear eligible; applications are reviewed based on how the item will be used. Once approved, funds go to the affiliate to purchase the equipment — Goally is not an enrolled national vendor; purchases run through the affiliate.
What to do:
You do not need to contact Goally before working with your affiliate, unless you need documentation for the application packet.
Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) are tax-advantaged accounts that help individuals and families pay for qualified medical expenses. You can use an HSA to purchase Goally directly from our website. If insurance denied coverage or you prefer not to wait, this is a convenient alternative.