Posts by NSM Seating
Patient Lifts– a Critical Safety Tool for Professional and Home Caregivers
The highest rate of injury is found in the healthcare industry by those who lift and transition patients on a regular basis like CNAs, transport techs and nurses. In fact, OSHA reports seven times more musculoskeletal disorders in healthcare than any other industry. Part of that is due to the average age of nurses now…
Read MoreStairlift Issues? Use This Troubleshooting Guide Before Calling A Technician (Part 3 of 3)
In the previous two posts, we’ve been discussing some of the most frequently experienced issues involving stairlift solutions, as well as how to go about solving them. And while most stairlifts operate safely most of the time, it’s important to have an understanding of the right steps to take if something does happen to go…
Read MoreStairlift Issues? Use This Troubleshooting Guide Before Calling A Technician (Part 2 of 3)
In the last post, we talked about how to solve one of the most common issues associated with stairlift malfunctions. Of course, key and power issues aren’t the only sources of stairlift malfunctions, and understanding the full range of troubleshooting steps to try before calling a mechanic can help save you an immense amount of…
Read More3 Top Tips to Keep Your Stairlift in Super Shape
Approximately 53 million Americans live with a disability, and according to a recent study, the most common disability is associated with limited mobility. At the same time, many Americans want to live in their homes for as long as they can, which is why so many have been investing in a wide range of mobility…
Read MoreStairlift Issues? Use This Troubleshooting Guide Before Calling A Technician (Part 1 of 3)
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%). However, stairlifts are also an increasingly popular option for optimizing mobility and living in your home as long as you can. Of course,…
Read More3 Smart Tips For Purchasing and Installing Bathroom Grab Bars
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. As a result, many have taken steps to ensure their home meets their personal accessibility standards. According to HomeAdvisor’s 2016 Aging in Place Report, home service…
Read More