ATC Mobility is excited to participate in the upcoming National Mobility Equipment Dealers Association (NMEDA) Manufacturer Service School (MSS), taking place October 12–15 in Fishers, Indiana, and hosted by Superior Van & Mobility.
As one of NMEDA’s newest Manufacturer Quality Assurance Program (MQAP) members, ATC (All Terrain Conversions) looking forward to joining fellow mobility equipment manufacturers for four days of hands-on technical training, product education, and collaboration.
Whether your dealership currently offers ATC vehicles or is interested in learning more about our wheelchair-accessible trucks and SUVs, we invite you to join us for this valuable training opportunity.
Attendees will gain firsthand knowledge of ATC’s unique conversion systems, helping prepare technicians to confidently service and support our vehicles as we continue expanding our nationwide dealer network.
Date
October 12 – 15, 2026 [Monday-Thursday]
Location
Superior Van & Mobility
13095 Parkside Drive
Fishers, IN 46038
Registration: NMEDA Members $300 | Non-Members $600
Prerequisite training is required. Registration is subject to NMEDA approval.
ATC stands for All Terrain Conversions – and that name reflects what makes our vehicles different.
Our conversions bring wheelchair accessibility to full-size Chevrolet and GMC trucks and SUVs, giving customers the freedom to choose vehicles that reflect their lifestyles, from towing a boat or trailer to exploring the outdoors.
Expanding these mobility options requires more than innovative engineering. It also requires knowledgeable, well-trained technicians who understand our unique conversion systems and can confidently support customers throughout their ownership experience.
That’s why we’re excited to participate in NMEDA’s Manufacturer Service School and help expand the technical expertise available to wheelchair users nationwide.
We’re pleased to participate alongside fellow manufacturers Adapt Solutions, BraunAbility, Collebuilt, Mobility Innovations, MPS, Q’Straint, and Sure Grip Hand Controls.
We also extend our appreciation to Superior Van & Mobility for hosting this important event and to NMEDA for bringing manufacturers and technicians together in support of technical excellence and the highest standards of mobility equipment safety.
As a new MQAP member, ATC looks forward to contributing to these efforts while helping bring a broader range of mobility solutions to customers nationwide.
