Richmond, VA– Lifeway Mobility, Inc. (“Lifeway”), a leading national provider of accessibility solutions, is proud to announce the opening of its second location in the state of Virginia. In addition to the Lifeway Northern Virginia location, Lifeway’s new team will serve residents in greater Richmond, and the surrounding areas in eastern and central Virginia.
When it comes to making your home safer and easier to navigate, two of the most common solutions are stair lifts and home elevators. Both improve accessibility and help people remain in the homes they love, but they come with very different experiences, costs, and long-term value. So which option offers the better return on investment (ROI)?
Lifeway Mobility, a leading provider of stair lifts, wheelchair ramps, and other accessibility and mobility solutions, has been selected as a 2x category 2026 Buyer's Choice Award winner by Consumer Affairs for "Best Installation" & "Best Experience with Staff" for the second consecutive year!
Lifeway Mobility is proud to share that we’ve officially surpassed the 10,000-customer review milestone, maintaining an average rating of 4.8 out of 5 across review platforms such as Google, TrustPilot, and Consumer Affairs. This achievement reflects the consistently positive customer experiences that have helped establish Lifeway Mobility as a leader in the accessibility and mobility solutions industry, and one of the most trusted providers across the U.S. Customer feedback from Lifeway Mobility customers is overwhelmingly positive, with common themes highlighting the expertise of our local teams, the professionalism & patience of our trained and certified technicians during installations/demonstrations, and a genuine commitment to improving customers’ quality of life at home.
Finding the right stair lift for a narrow staircase that serves your needs without making the stairs feel too cramped can sometimes present a challenge.
Lifeway Mobility, one of the nation’s leading providers of stair lifts, wheelchair ramps, and other mobility and accessibility solutions, has earned a placement on the second annual “USA Today’s Most Trusted Brands 2026”. We are honored and humbled to be recognized by USA Today, based on the experience and customer service we provide to our customers. Earning our customers’ trust is a very important for all our local teams at Lifeway Mobility as we take pride in providing an outstanding customer experience.
As a leading provider of accessibility solutions, Lifeway Mobility understands that every individual’s mobility needs are unique. While a stair lift is often an excellent solution for improving home access for individuals with limited mobility that are having trouble with the stairs, it may not be the best or most preferred solution for everyone.
“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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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.
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.
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.
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.
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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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.
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.
One common way to make a home accessible for those with disabilities or limited mobility is by overcoming the steps at the garage entrance. Steps are an accessibility barrier that are typically made of concrete or wood, and railings are not always installed. The construction of the stairs may also be low-quality in some cases, which can pose injury risks from slips and falls. Here are the top 5 solutions to help make a home’s garage safe and accessible.
If you’re in the market for a stair lift, you may be wondering if your health insurance or Medicare coverage will pay the cost. Unfortunately, standard health insurance policies and Medicare will not typically cover the purchase or installation of a stair lift, even with a doctor’s order.
For some seniors, the stairs can become too difficult to navigate due to limited mobility, weakened muscles, and lack of stability. As a result, navigating a staircase at home becomes a daily chore and may eventually be avoided. When the stairs become a challenge, many seniors may consider downsizing to a single-level home or moving into a retirement living facility. However, both of these options can become very costly.
Our home accessibility experts are invited into our client’s homes and into our local communities to evaluate for home accessibility solutions, such as stair lifts or wheelchair ramps or lifts. During our evaluations, we often encounter modifications that were done by another company or DIYs that do not meet ADA requirements, or are unsafe.
A question that comes up in many stair lift conversations is, “Does Medicare cover stairlifts?”. Unfortunately, the short & quick answer is no, Medicare does not cover the installation of a stairlift.
While some may worry that a stairlift installation could damage the walls or floor in their home, that is a myth, and simply not true. Professional installation of a stairlift will not damage the walls in a home as they are simply installed onto the stair treads.
