Have you noticed your parents struggling to get up and down the stairs? Did you know that one in four Americans aged 65+ fall each year.Stair lifts provide safe access to all levels of you or a loved ones home. A stair lift will not only reduce their risk of falling, but will also give you and your parents a peace of mind!
Did you know the cost of a stair lift can be less expensive than ONE month at an assisted living facility? It is now easier and more affordable to keep your parents safely at home! Your parents can continue to enjoy their home with the installation of a stair lift. The average stair lift runs between $2,900 – $3500 for a straight unit under 16 feet in length.
Below are some reasons a stair lift can help achieve your goal of keeping your parents in their home:
1. Stair lifts reduce the risk of a fall in the home.
As we age, things like strength and depth perception can begin to degrade. This effects along with stairways can be hazardous to you or a loved one. By offering a safer way to access all levels of their home, a stair lift reduces the likelihood your parents will experience a devastating fall from the stairs.
2. A stair lift allows you or your parents to complete chores safely.
A stair lift can be used to accomplish a multitude of chores. From carrying laundry to bring plants from one level of your home to the next, a stair lift provides a safe and effective way of accomplishing your tasks. You do not have to worry about how to hold onto the railing of the stairs while trying to carry something up or down your staircase.
3. Stairs lifts can keep you and your parents happier.
A stair lift can eliminate the stress of a devastating fall. In addition, it gives your parents the ability to retain their independence. As we age, losing the freedom to accomplish tasks by yourself can be detrimental to some individuals. Your parents do not want their children worried about their safety, however, they also do not want to give up their home. A stair lift allows everyone to get what they want by preserving your parents independence while providing a safe way to access their home.