Stair Lifts

Why Choose a Stair Lift from Lifeway Mobility?

• Peace of Mind - Stay safe in the home you love in Connecticut & regain your independence
• Local stairlift showroom in Hartford with operational stair lifts that you can test ride
• Professional stairlift installation within 1 day in some cases
• Service provided after installation
• No structural changes to your home
• Easy-to-use controls
• Flip-up arms, seat, and foot rest - Your family can still use the stairs
• New, used, & rental options, with monthly payment and buy-back available
• Made in the USA

See Lifeway Mobility stair lift reviews & testimonials from our actual customers

How Much Does a Stair Lift Cost?

The cost of a straight stair lift with installation ranges between $2,200-$8,000 (new or used). We also offer monthly payments options on new stair lifts starting at *$56.70/month with no down payment* for qualified buyers. Warranty and in-home consultation are included. Stair lifts are a much simpler home modification than most people expect. A Lifeway Mobility professional will visit your home free of charge and help you find the best stair lift for your needs and lifestyle. See what factors impact the price of a stairlift.

Stair lift prices

Stair Lift FAQs

• Will Medicare or my health insurance pay for the stair lift?

  While each situation is different, stair lifts and other home modifications are not typically a covered expense. However, there are many alternatives such as national funding sources or local / state funding sources.

• Should we buy new, buy used, or rent a stair lift?

  Ultimately, this decision comes down to a few factors, including your budget, physical condition, desired options, staircase design, and whether the stair lift is for long-term or short-term use. See our blog post on this topic for more in-depth information.

• Will we need multiple stair chair lifts installed?

  It depends. If the home has only a single staircase, only one chair lift is needed. In homes with multiple landings, it may be less expensive to install 2 or more straight stair lifts than a custom curved one. You may also want to consider installing additional stair lifts for an elderly loved one with multi-level outdoor spaces.

• Are stair lifts easy to operate?

  Yes, once you learn the controls, stair lifts are easy to operate. Although there are many models on the market, each with optional features, stair lifts are universally designed for smooth, safe, and simple operation by people of all ages. And when your stair lift is installed by a Lifeway expert, we take the time to train all members of your household on its use and maintenance. Want to test one out before you buy? Just make an appointment at the Lifeway showroom nearest you!

• Will A Stair lift Fit on my Staircase?

  Yes, Stair Lifts Fit Most Staircases
  A staircase needs to be a minimum of 32″ wide to fit a stair lift. The track is mounted on the stair treads, not on the wall, and will extend out from the wall between 6 to 9 inches.
  The chair lift’s seat, arms, and footrest will fold up when the lift is not in use. Folded up, stairlifts will extend from 11 to 16 inches from the wall.
  The track on a straight or curved model does extend beyond the bottom of the staircase which, in some cases, can be a problem. A manual or electric folding rail will allow the track to fold up and out of the way when the lift is not in use.

• Do I need to research stair lift reviews online?

  Yes, we highly recommend reading reviews from those have a stair lift in their home. Another suggestion way to is to ask friends and/or family member that have had a stairlift installed about their experience with the company that installed their lift. Both are great ways to better understand if the product is the right solution for you and helps you determine which is the right brand and dealer to select.
  Lifeway Mobility is proud to have generated over 2,000 stair lift reviews.

Want to learn even more about stair lifts? Check out the Lifeway Mobility Ultimate Stair Lift Guide!

Stair Lift Guide