“It’s the most wonderful time of the year!”The holiday season is here, bringing joy and cheer as families and friends gather for holiday events and parties. You'll likely get to see family members you haven’t seen for months, and for elderly relatives, that means you may notice new changes in mobility.
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Ashburn, VA– Lifeway Mobility, a leading national provider of accessibility solutions, is pleased to share that we're expanding our Mid-Atlantic footprint with the opening of our first Virginia location. Our new local team will proudly serve residents across the greater Washington, DC area, including Northern VA, and select areas of Eastern WV.
Nashville, TN – Lifeway Mobility, a leading provider of accessibility solutions, is excited to announce the opening of its first location in the state of Tennessee. Our new local team of accessibility experts will serve residents in greater Nashville and surrounding areas in Middle Tennessee.
As a leading national stair lift provider, our accessibility experts have heard several stair lift "beliefs" that in reality are not true. In this blog post, we debunk the 8 common myths that people have about stair lifts so that you can know the real facts.
Philadelphia, PA - Lifeway Mobility recently partnered with nonprofit organization Operation Ramp It Up, along with members of the Philadelphia Eagles, in a joint effort to provide a wheelchair ramp for a veteran in need.
Waukesha, WI – Lifeway Mobility, a leading provider of accessibility solutions, is pleased to announce the opening of a new location in the Milwaukee, WI metro area. Our new team of accessibility experts in Wisconsin will serve the greater Milwaukee and Madison metro areas, as well the surrounding communities in southeastern Wisconsin.
The installation of a stair lift will almost certainly make your life safer, easier, and more comfortable at home. However, you may also wonder what kind of impact it will have on your home’s resale value. While the answer isn’t as simple and straightforward as you may wish, it’s crucial to understand that the value of a stair lift extends far beyond a potential boost in market price of your home. Let’s take a look at how stair lifts fit into the real estate landscape and why, even without a direct increase in home value, they remain a worthwhile investment.
New Jersey – Lifeway Mobility, a leading national provider of home accessibility solutions, is pleased to announce the opening of a new location in Northern New Jersey. In addition, we welcome Wayne Brown as Director of Sales Growth for the Northeast Region, while he also acts as the General Manager for the new Lifeway Northern NJ Team.
Deer Park, NY – Lifeway Mobility, a leading national provider of home accessibility solutions, is excited to announce that industry veteran, Frank Sacco, will lead its expansion of services on Long Island and in the NYC metro area. This expansion into New York reflects our continued commitment to helping individuals and families across the country improve mobility and safety in their homes.
Hartford, CT - Lifeway Mobility, Inc. (“Lifeway”), a leading provider of home accessibility solutions, is pleased to announce that it has acquired Center Span, LLC, a national provider of home safety and accessibility products serving veterans and people with limited mobility, and Redispan, Inc. (“Redispan” and, together with Center Span LLC, “Center Span”), a Long Island-based manufacturer of innovative and patented wheelchair ramps.
Wheelchair ramps can be essential for getting in and out of the house when for those using a wheelchair, walker, or other mobility device. Even just a few steps at a house's entryway can be a major barrier, separating you from living an independent life at home. However, a wheelchair ramp can give you back your freedom and mobility.
Cincinnati, OH – Lifeway Mobility, a leading provider of accessibility solutions is pleased to announce the opening of a new location in Cincinnati, Ohio. Initially, Lifeway Mobility will serve the Ohio portion of the Cincinnati metro area with plans to expand coverage into the northern Kentucky soon.
The first few weeks after returning home from a hospital or rehab stay are critical. During this time, daily tasks can present unexpected safety risks, especially for individuals with limited mobility, reduced endurance, or a high risk of falls.
Lifeway Mobility, a leading provider of stair lifts and variety of other accessibility solutions, has earned two Buyer's Choice Awards from Consumer Affairs for providing an exceptional installation experiences and outstanding customer service.
If you or a loved one have been experiencing difficulty going up and down the stairs, but aren’t ready to leave your current home, a stair lift may be the perfect solution for maintaining your safety, independence, and comfort. Stair lift pricing typically begins at around $2,500 but can range up to $20,000 or higher depending on staircase configuration, product model, upgrade options, and other factors. As you consider your options, you may wonder if you qualify for a free stair lift through Medicare, your health insurance, or other source.
Accessible living has recently become a forward-looking trend in the housing design and development industries. But for seniors and people with disabilities, accessibility is so much more than just a buzzword—it means being able to live a fulfilling, independent life. Today, we’ll take a look at how accessible living spaces are connected to enhanced safety, increased independence, and an overall improved quality of life, not only for those with limited mobility, but for their families, social circles, and communities as well.
When a family member experiences a change in mobility, a wheelchair ramp can be a great option for helping them get in and out of the house. Aluminum wheelchair ramps are simpler, more convenient, and less expensive than many other types of wheelchair ramps or alternative solutions, and they can be used by everyone regardless of mobility level. Simply do an online search for “where can I buy a wheelchair ramp,” and you’ll find that you can even have one shipped to your home within just a few days—but is this option can often be too good to be true.
If you’ve been wondering whether you’ll be able to age in place in your current home, you’ve probably realized that many homes have one obstacle in common: stairs. As we age, we naturally lose muscle strength and balance, which can make it more challenging to climb stairs. Seniors with decreased mobility may eventually begin avoiding stairs, cutting them off from key areas of their homes. Luckily, if you plan for this stage of life ahead of time, you have several better options to consider, such as making your own home more accessible with stair lifts, wheelchair ramps, and other modifications or downsizing to a single-level home.
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With the typical cost for a straight rail stair lift ranging between $2,800-$8,000, and much higher for a curved stair lift, many people want to know how long their unit is going to last
If you are a veteran, we would first like to say thank you for your service. You put your life on the line to protect our freedom and keep us safe in our home country.
Creating an accessible home and outdoor space is vital to ensure you, your family, and your friends can enjoy it for years to come. Thanks to the Americans with Disabilities Act, there are now more resources than ever for modifications to make living in comfort accessible for everyone.
Lifeway Mobility was recently featured on WGN's Spotlight Chicago! Hosted by Sarah Jindra and Ji Suk Yi, Spotlight Chicago is a show that highlights local individuals and organizations making a difference in the community and upcoming events.
As we age, our home may not be as easy to navigate as it was years ago. Getting up and down a set of stairs may be a chore because of decline in mobility or weaker muscles. The risk of slipping and falling in the bathroom may be much higher, especially if there are no grab bars in the bathtub/shower, or near the toilet. An option for older adults that are having a difficult time getting around at home is a senior/assisted living facility. However, these types of facilities do not offer the familiarity and comfort that a home does. A home is full of memories from holidays and gatherings with family and lifelong friends.