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Answering Common Questions About Harmar Lifts: Part 2
In the last post, we answered some of the most commonly asked questions about Harmar lifts. However, there are still a number of questions that need to be addressed in order to properly determine the right product for your mobility needs. Here are some answers to some more common questions about Harmar lifts. Is a…
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According to HomeAdvisor’s 2016 Aging in Place Report, home service professionals say the top aging-in-place projects they’ve been hired to do include installing grab bars (71%) and adding entryway wheelchair ramps (54%). But when it comes to accessibility standards, lifts are also an essential piece of equipment for mobility assistance. Before you reach out to…
Read MoreCurved Stair Lifts vs. Straight Stair Lifts: What’s the Difference?
From not understanding modern technology to having trouble hearing, getting older comes with its fair share of challenges. But if you’re approaching your golden years, then there might be another issue you experience frequently: limited mobility. And considering that over two million senior citizens are admitted to the ER annually for fall-related injuries, safety should…
Read MoreYour Guide To Transforming Any Bathroom To Meet Handicap Bathroom Requirements
Many people think that transforming their bathroom to be handicap accessible requires significant time, money, and other resources. But each year, nearly 235,000 people experience injuries in the bathroom, according to the CDC, and taking some small steps to make sure your bathroom meets accessibility standards can make all the difference in transforming it into…
Read MoreConsidering Investing In A Stair Lift? A Quick FAQ To Help You Get Started
Approximately 6.8 million Americans use assist devices to aid their mobility. One of the most popular types of mobility aids for those residing in homes with multiple levels is a stair lift. Before you invest in your own personal stair lift, it’s important to understand its capabilities. Here are some answers to common questions about…
Read MoreHone In On The Home: Top Tips To Help Facilitate Aging In Place
The majority of seniors (upwards of 90%, in fact) aged 65 and over want to remain in their homes for as long as possible. But certain adjustments need to be made in order for a house to be safe and comfortable for its inhabitants. Whether you are currently experiencing mobility issues or you simply want…
Read MoreHow To Choose The Right Wheelchair Lift For Your Lifestyle
Despite handicap accessible laws and ADA door requirements in public places, getting around with a wheelchair can still be a challenge. Because public and private staircases and vehicles are designed for able-bodied people before those who are disabled, finding a way around these obstacles can be frustrating. Fortunately, wheelchair lifts for home life and wheelchair…
Read MoreHospital To Home: Helping Your Senior Loved One Transition
After a surgery or medical procedure, having impaired mobility can be difficult for an aging individual. This can be especially true when they transition from the hospital or rehab center back into their home. As a family member, you have an important role in helping to ease this transition. By helping your loved one use…
Read MoreAnswering Common Questions About Patient Lifts and Lift Slings
When it comes to maintaining a safe home environment, an appropriate patient lift and sling application is an essential for your safe home environment. According to AARP and the National Conference of State Legislatures, 90% of people over the age of 65 want to live in their home as long as they can, and the…
Read More3 Handicap Accessible Bathroom Products That Enhance Safety And Mobility
Approximately 53 million Americans live with a disability, and according to a recent study, the most common disabilities are all related to limited mobility. For those with mobility issues, simply completing everyday errands like going to the grocery store or taking the bus to work can be a logistical nightmare. At the same time, they…
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