A stair lift is a motorized chair or platform installed on stairs to help individuals with limited mobility safely move between floors in a multi-level home.
A stair lift is a motorized chair or platform installed on stairs to help individuals with limited mobility safely move between floors in a multi-level home.
A stair lift is a motorized chair or platform that travels along a rail attached to a staircase, helping individuals with mobility challenges move between floors safely. It is commonly used in homes with multi-level layouts where stairs present a fall hazard or barrier to independence.For older adults with arthritis, balance issues, or recovery from surgery, a stair lift can significantly improve accessibility and safety. It allows continued use of the entire home without needing to relocate or remodel. Installation is typically straightforward, and the device can be customized to fit straight or curved staircases.
A stair lift is a motorized chair that travels along a rail mounted to a staircase, helping seniors safely move between floors in their home. It’s especially helpful for those with mobility issues, joint pain, or balance concerns.By eliminating the need to climb stairs, stair lifts prevent falls—one of the leading causes of injury among older adults. They also allow seniors to continue using all areas of their home without relocating or downsizing. Stair lifts support aging in place by maintaining access, independence, and peace of mind for both the user and their family.
Stair lifts enable safe movement between floors, reducing fall risk and allowing seniors to age in place longer.
Features often include seat belts, swivel seats, footrests, remote controls, and obstruction sensors.
Medicaid may cover costs through waiver programs, and nonprofits sometimes offer grants or discounts.