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MaPrimeAdapt' and occupational therapy: the role of the report in 2026

MaPrimeAdapt' in 2026 and the role of the occupational therapist: ANAH assistance (70%/50%), home independence assessment, OT report, combining with the PCH. The guide.

Countries covered : France

An occupational therapist and an older resident review an accessible shower layout at home.

MaPrimeAdapt' has placed the occupational therapist at the heart of home adaptation. Understanding the scheme, and the role of your report in the application, helps to effectively guide patients and showcase your expertise.

This page provides an overview, along with a recommendation template to download.

MaPrimeAdapt' in brief

What the AMO expects from the occupational therapist's report

This is where the occupational therapist's added value in MaPrimeAdapt' comes into play. The AMO processes a work project and its financing plan: they need elements that document the needs objectively, rather than a simple list of equipment. An occupational therapist's report provides exactly that.

The report is usable when it links each observed difficulty to a reasoned and costed solution. It is this explicit link—the difficulty, the solution, its justification, the order of magnitude of the cost—that makes the layout choices reliable and justifies the scale of the work selected for the application.

How the report makes the application reliable

If you have a report on the necessary adaptation, it is useful to attach it to the application. Your role remains that of assessment and recommendation: the decision and funding depend on the scheme and its stakeholders.

Combining with other aid

Due to a disability situation, MaPrimeAdapt' can be combined with other aid depending on the situation: PCH (home adaptation component, via the MDPH), AAH, APA, aid from pension funds or local authorities.

Conditions, income ceilings, and amounts change: check the current terms with ANAH (France Rénov') and the MDPH before costing.

Recommendation template to download

"Difficulty → solution → justification → cost" report, ready to fill out. Access the PDF by entering your email:

PDF language: French.

Save time on writing

Going over each difficulty and linking it to a costed solution is time-consuming. Start with a fixed template, standardise your recommendations, and dictate your observations right after the visit.

This is what Delta does: you capture your observations through live note-taking or post-visit dictation, and the tool generates a structured report based on your template, with a longitudinal patient history from one assessment to another. HDS hosting, GDPR compliant.

Frequently asked questions

What is MaPrimeAdapt'?

It is ANAH's assistance for home adaptation, which covers a portion of the work (around 70% for very low incomes and 50% for low incomes).

What is the purpose of the occupational therapist's report in the ANAH application?

It objectively documents needs by linking each difficulty to a reasoned and costed solution. The AMO uses it to justify and scale the work: this is what makes the application reliable.

Can MaPrimeAdapt' be combined with the PCH?

Yes, depending on the situation: MaPrimeAdapt' can be combined with the PCH, AAH, APA, aid from pension funds, or local authorities.

What is the AMO in this scheme?

The project support adviser: they carry out the home independence assessment and support the work project and its financing plan.

Where can I check the up-to-date conditions?

With ANAH (France Rénov') and the MDPH; ceilings and amounts change.

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