Jeff Conner

With summer vacation drawing near, how can consumers enjoy their time but still stay safe during this pandemic? With some careful preparations, planning, packing, and protocols, it is possible to have an enjoyable holiday without worry of COVID-19 risks. Furthermore, it makes sense to honor National Vacation Rental Month in July by taking the time and effort to make the most of time away.

Do you have summer vacation plans in place? It is not too early to begin making plans and preparations for your time away- particularly amid the unpredictability of the pandemic. There is no reason to cancel your vacation plan or reservations, but it does make sense to begin preparing for what might be a different vacation than any other that you have previously taken. Also, if you have physical limitations or mobility issues, talk to a reputable retailer about mobility aids and devices that will help you enjoy your time and experiences to the fullest.

Risks Surrounding COVID-19

Coronavirus has certainly put a cramp in many consumers’ vacation plans this summer. If you ask the experts, they will tell you that there really is no way to prevent the risk of exposure to COVID-19 when going away on vacation. The best way to completely avoid contracting Coronavirus is a staycation, or put simply, to stay at home. Even though traveling increases the risk of becoming infected, there are precautions and tips that can help reduce the chance that you will contract COVID-19 when you travel.

Preparing to Leave

According to an industry study, planning a trip frustrates and burns-out more than one third of vacationers (37%) – before they even leave! The purpose of a vacation is to unwind and relax so if planning for time away is that stressful, it may be best to stay home. Start early when possible and take your time planning your vacation online; make planning the vacation enjoyable. The more thoroughly you plan, the less stress you will have to deal with while you are away.

Part of planning and preparing for your trip includes checking out the guidelines and rules in place at your vacation destination. Some areas may still have stay-at-home orders or be hot-spots for COVID-19 cases. There may also be mandated quarantines for visitors. Do your due diligence online and follow those guidelines when traveling. Make sure to ask questions to ensure you have a solid understanding before you leave- which may prevent hassle and headache during your time away.

Packing What to Take

Depending on how you are traveling, you may want to pack food and water in the event establishments are not open in your vacation destination or during your trip. Make sure to pack face masks, as some areas may mandate this, and enough hand-sanitizer to get you through your journey. Remember that face masks can be hard to breathe through when you get them wet so do not wear it swimming or when bathing.  

Readying the Rental

Vacation is not the time to stop vigilant sanitizing and hand washing. Ask your hotel or host what they are doing to clean and prepare considering the pandemic; bring sanitizing wipes to give surfaces a quick disinfectant before settling in, and throughout the vacation. Ask about cleaning practices and do not feel odd asking tough questions; they should be prepared to answer.  Use the wipes or sanitizer to wipe the steering wheel of the rental car, doorknobs in the lodging, and common areas on boats or planes. Turn on fans, vents, or other features that help circulate the air whenever possible, too.

Extra Care for Consumers

When planning and preparing for vacation, take a little extra care for seniors and those using mobility aids. Ensure that no one in the traveling party has been sick or had exposure to someone who is sick. Since the virus is less likely transmitted outside, plan on outdoor activities during your vacation like the beach, hiking trails, or national parks. Remember to stay six feet away from others and observe social distancing rules during your vacation- regardless of where you go.  

National Vacation Rental Month

July is National Vacation Rental Month, and celebrations include booking a stay in a vacation rental home. This is a bit different than other vacations in that you have at-home amenities, like a kitchen and separate sleeping space, so it can seem more casual and relaxed. This may be a comfortable and convenient option for families taking time away for the first-time following fears surrounding COVID-19.

Enjoy your vacation with the right mobility aids to ensure autonomy and access during your time away. Talk to the professionals at Pacific Mobility to learn more or to schedule your no-obligation needs assessment today! Use these tips to help make going away this summer safe and enjoyable. 

Don’t you and your loved ones deserve the freedom and independence that comes from accessibility around the home? This is where a stairlift makes sense and can truly enhance and improve everyday life. Aging in place becomes a feasible goal for those with physical disabilities or mobility issues when they invest now in a stairlift.

With Independence Day 2020 upon us, it is easy to take for granted the independence that we do possess. For those living with physical limitations or disabilities, freedom may seem like a lofty goal. By bringing home mobility aids and devices, you could be opening up a whole world of independence and autonomy for anyone who struggles with a set of stairs, getting in and out of the bathroom, or driving their vehicle. Consider the many ways that mobility equipment, primarily stairlifts, can improve, enhance, and empower. Call and talk to an industry expert today!

All Kinds of Lifts

When you think of mobility lifts, think of more than a simple stairlift that accommodates a flight of steps in the home. While these basic lifts are life changing, there are other options that can enhance and elevate access beyond what you imagine. For instance, consider porch lifts that provide access to outdoor spaces, gardens, and the backyard; think about pool lifts that enable users to once again take a dip in their cool, refreshing pool- whenever they wish!

Some other lifts that consumers should consider include vehicle lifts which allow motorists to get back behind the wheel of their car or truck, while also safely stowing wheelchairs or scooters during the ride. The best way to review and pinpoint pragmatic options are to talk to a mobility expert and take a look at what is available in your area.

Installation Challenges

Know that installing a lift is no easy task if you are not a mobility professional or technician. In fact, allowing anyone other than a qualified tech to install, service, or make repairs to your lift can render any warranty null and void. Let the retailer assign installation and service equipment for you, which is why it makes sense to only buy from a vendor that has established positive feedback and customer satisfaction for long-term service and support options.

Furthermore, installation challenges like curved or very-steep stairs, can be simply addressed and resolved by someone with expertise in the field of lifts. Don’t sabotage your freedom by buying from a company that won’t stand behind what they sell over the long haul.

Aging In Place

For many people, the thought of leaving their home due to injury or illness is a frightening prospect. As we age, it may become more difficult- even dangerous- to stay unassisted in the home environment. A lift can help circumvent the difficulties and challenges that come with aging, or that arise due to physical limitations and mobility issues. Give yourself the chance to live out your life as you choose, in your own home, with the help of mobility equipment and aids, like a stairlift.

Future Functionality

A stairlift provides a future utility and function, too. It is there as needed for rehab or recovery, should anyone in the home require assistance after an injury, operation, or illness. Furthermore, these devices retain value and are an investment that pays for itself in overall convenience and improved quality of life.

Staying Safe and Holistic Health

Another prime purpose of a stairlift is to reduce the risk of a fall or injury that could lead to serious medical complications and consequences. It is estimated that every eleven seconds a senior takes a nasty fall that warrants medical attention; this can lead to exacerbated health problems, increased exposure to illness during hospitalization, and long-term debilitation. Falls spell trouble, particularly for those over age 60. A stairlift is a precautionary measure that not only helps the user access areas of the home that may have been off-limits previously but also can prevent accidents and injuries that can change life as we know it.

Honoring the Holiday

What better way to celebrate Independence Day 2020 than by investing in something that will increase autonomy and preserve freedom for years to come. The team of mobility professionals at Pacific Mobility can address your current accessibility deficits- while also predicting future needs to ensure you have the most functional, versatile equipment found. This 4^th of July, give yourself the gift of mobility with a high-quality stairlift from a brand that you can trust.

Want to hang on to your autonomy and independence? Talk with the professionals today at Pacific Mobility; they will discuss and demonstrate stairlifts that can work in any area of the home, job, or property. Call today for a comprehensive needs exam and to learn more about maintaining the freedom to live life on your own terms. 

If you have a physical disability or mobility limitations, can you afford to live without a stairlift? Don’t overlook the option of a stairlift in your home living environment. The access provided by these devices increases autonomy, safety, and overall wellbeing, contributing to the concept of ‘aging in place’ for many seniors widely. When you consider the benefits versus the cost, you really cannot afford to overlook the option of a stairlift- speak to a mobility professional today!

Don’t make the mistake of overlooking a stairlift to help you get around the home environment if you struggle with physical limitations, mobility issues, or disabilities. There are mental and emotional tolls that are brought on by physical impairments; a stairlift may provide what you need to take control of your living situation- and life!

Can you afford to overlook the many advantages of mobility aids and equipment in your home? Some of the benefits of stairlifts include:

Money

Sure, stairlifts are an investment but think of the money saved over time. For example, individuals using lifts may not require outside services to complete ADLs (activities of daily living) but rather are able to do them independently with a lift. Furthermore, there are some funding sources like the VA or federal grant money that prospective buyers may be eligible for. Talk to a mobility vendor about Medicaid coverage, too, as that often will foot the bill for a lift. Still not sure if you can afford a stairlift? Ask about payment plans or rentals.  

Autonomy

A stairlift facilitates aging in place and autonomy by removing the need for assistance to climb a flight of stairs, access specific areas of the home, or even use the main bathroom of the home. Individuals can use other levels of the home autonomously, which may allow them to sleep in their own bed and regain control over their homes without sleeping in a makeshift bedroom that is more accessible or call in supports.  

Ease

So, how easy is a stairlift to use and maintain? The answer is very easy; as long as you utilize professional installation- typically offered by the retailer- you can rest assured that there won’t be structural damage or issues afterward. Stairlifts are designed to be discreet and to allow others to use the stairs that may not have physical disabilities. Lifts don’t block or present hazards when installed properly, taking up a minimal amount of space when not in use.  

Safety

The most compelling reason to look closer at investing in a stairlift is safety and fall reduction; did you know that every 11 seconds, a senior is treated at the ER for fall-related injuries in the US? That equates to around 12 million falls per year, affecting nearly one-third of all older Americans. What is worse is that over half of these incidents happen at home, where you are supposed to be safest! Falls can precipitate serious and significant health problems, with many never fully recovering from the accident. Once someone has taken a fall, it often happens again to at least two-thirds of these individuals within six months. Injuries sustained in a fall are the leading cause of death for Americans aged 65 and older, nearly 10,000 fatalities per year. This makes falls a leading social problem and important issue to be addressed widely; if a stairlift can help to curb a nasty fall, isn’t it worth investigating further?

Engagement

There is an organic element of engagement and even socialization involved in getting a stairlift. First, visitors may see it as a source of conversation and curiosity. Especially young children may find it fascinating, but please remind them that it is not a toy. Many may want to ask about the benefits and operation of the device, which leads to enhanced socialization with others- integral to overall wellbeing.

Freedom

The loss of freedom associated with mobility challenges can wreak havoc on mental wellbeing. When freedom is compromised, many can feel powerless and go through periods of depression. Maintain freedom in the home with a stairlift- or other mobility aid.  It may also curb the need for outside help to come in and provide services, which may seem intrusive or burdensome to many living with physical afflictions.

Self-Esteem

Finally, never underestimate the importance of esteem, purpose, and independence- especially for those living with a physical disability. Struggling to complete everyday tasks or ADLs can be embarrassing and cause many to lose their confidence. A stairlift aids in independence, which directly affects self-esteem. This in turn can help trigger a more positive mindset, which is invaluable in overall quality of life.  

Are you overlooking the convenience and ease that a stairlift can bring? To learn more about your mobility options, talk to an expert at Pacific Mobility. Preserve your quality of life and protect your independence today.

A pool lift makes the pool safer but pay heed to basic safety tips that can impact the performance and safety of the lift, too. For instance, supervise children and pets around the equipment and take care to clean and inspect routinely. With basic maintenance, you should enjoy swimming in your pool with the aid of your pool lift for many summer seasons to come!

Planning to take a dip this summer? If you live with physical disabilities or limitations, a pool lift may be the ideal equipment for your home environment this summer. Do you have a swimming pool? Know that there is more to installing a lift and maintaining safety around the pool than merely investing in mobility aids and equipment;  remember that safety starts when shopping for the device. Begin to educate and train others in the household of good practice and proper protocol regarding the pool lift.

Caring for Pool Lifts

Schedule regular inspections for your pool and pool lift to further ensure safety- saltwater pools can take a toll on the mechanisms inside your lift. An inspection identifies if the salt is corroding important fixtures that may impact lift performance and safety. If possible, store outdoor lifts inside during inclement winter weather conditions; a good rule of thumb is if you are not using the pool, bring the pool lift indoors.

Supervising the Lift

Consider other safety tips that will also prevent damage to your pool’s surface. Never allow children or pets to play or climb on your pull lift. This lift is an investment item and should be treated as such which means no tomfoolery near or around the pool deck talk to your mobility aid retailer about warranties that will provide coverage for consequential damage as well as provide peace of mind to homeowners widely.

Clearing the Track

Pay special attention to the track of your lift; the track is the essential component of any lift- pool, stair, or vehicle- that allows for the gentle movement and transport of the user. Obstacles, clutter, debris, or even dirt can impact its performance and cause issues. The track should be kept clean and clear, while also inspecting it periodically to ensure it is working up to par.  It helps to write down when you have the lift inspected, the pool cleaned, or other maintenance tasks.  Make sure to rinse down a pool lift and track daily when in use; use fresh water for this.

Watching the Weight

Never push the boundaries of your pool lift with extra weight. There are weight limits in place for a reason, though if the user needs more weight capacity, there are lifts intended for that purpose. Using the lift improperly, such as exceeding its weight limit, can be dangerous, damaging, and detrimental. Not sure of the weight limit for your device? Consult with the owner’s manual or the retailer to find out.

Safety Using the Pool Lift

Using a lift is easy, but make sure that you observe the manufacturer’s recommendations for use to ensure safety and longevity with your pool lift. Here are some other basic lift tips:

• Read and maintain a copy of your owner’s manual for the pool lift. Refer to it as needed.
• Keep any spare batteries for your lift or other mobility aids in a cool, dry spot. Do not store these outside or in areas where there are temperature fluctuations or extreme weather.
• Always keep a spare battery on-hand for your lift.
• Use a cover vigilantly to keep dirt and debris out of the pool. This also helps protect the lift from the elements.
• Only allow qualified mobility technicians to work on, service, or repair your pool lift. Allowing anyone besides a professional work on the lift may render the warranty null and void, in many cases.

Keep Rust at Bay

It is important to know that the gears, batteries, hardware, and terminals are impacted by corrosion and rust that can organically occur without regular maintenance and cleaning. Over time, the corrosion can damage the lift and compromise functionality.  

Basic Pool Protocol

With warmer weather and lazy days by the pool ahead, it merits reminders related to basic pool safety tips– whether you use a lift or not:

• Keep the pool clean and test the water for chemical treatment. Too much added chemicals can burn the skin, while too little can cause bacteria.
• Always cover the pool. It keeps kids and pets out and also conserves energy.
• Keep the area secure with a fence and a gate that locks.
• Inspect and maintain pool drains as well as the drain covers to prevent accidents and injury.

Remember that routine inspections help to keep equipment working optimally- while also keeping the user safe.

Do you have a pool? A lift can make it a more accessible place for those living with physical limitations or disabilities. Want to learn more about a pool lift for this summer? Call or visit to talk to the mobility experts at Pacific Mobility today. 

A case could be made for the viability and merit of multiple accessibility ramps throughout the home. After all, when the aim is access, a ramp can be a very effective- and easy to implement- device. Before you concede on a single ram, or even one inside and one out, consider how various ramps could make a difference in the home environment.

When it comes to mobility aids and equipment, ease and access is the aim. So, it makes the most sense to utilize multiple devices and tools to make life more convenient. That said, if one ramp is good, couldn’t multiple ramps be better? Think about your home’s layout: are there steps, rises, or areas that could be made more accessible with the gentle slope of a ramp? Both mechanical and non-mechanical ramps have places throughout the home environment, and they go a long way toward reducing falls and injuries that can be debilitating and compromising to autonomy. Whether you need a little assistance or are reliant on mobility aids already, consider how ramps could improve the traffic and terrain of your home.

First, you should know that adding an access ramp to the home requires a permit from local building officials or municipalities; also, if you do not own the property but are a tenant, you will need permission from the landlord or owner before modifying the structure with ramps and other additions, unless you opt for the temporary solution of a portable ramp.

There is a case to be made for multiple accessibility ramps throughout the home, both inside and out:

Entry

Naturally, you will want to implement and install a ramp for the main entrance or exit in and out of the home. This will need to comply with recommended guidelines offered by the ADA, which can easily be found online. Specifically, you need to consider the slope and incline of the ramp to determine if it is feasible, accessible, and pragmatic for those using it in the home. Individuals that use manual wheelchairs, for instance, will benefit from less of an incline, while those with power chairs or scooters, may be able to utilize a steeper ramp, which also takes up less area and space overall. Make sure that the ramp does not present a hazard or risk to others in the home that may- or may not- use it routinely, but know that in terms of entry, a permanent, fixed ramp seems most prudent.

Vehicle

If you have physical challenges that create issues when you want to drive or ride in your vehicle, consider how a ramp can help. There are portable ramps as well as lifts that are designed for individuals with mobility limitations who want to get back behind the wheel of their car or truck. These lifts often can be folded up and placed inside the vehicle, providing versatility and convenience wherever you go!

Porch

Many with physical limitations miss spending time outside, such as on their porch, which may be difficult due to steps, stairs, or locale. Portable ramps or fixed ramps- depending on the porch configuration and location, can solve this conundrum and allow entry to the porch, patio, or other outdoor space, providing full access and autonomy at home.

Thresholds

Even out the bumps and borders inside the home with threshold ramps. These are small and easy to install, providing a smooth terrain over doorways and entries that can create an unobstructed path for those with a physical limitation or disability. Talk to a mobility dealer to learn more about these clever and necessary fixtures.

Yard and Garden

Miss spending time in your yard and garden? Consider the perks of installing ramps around your landscape so that you can enjoy full access to outdoor spaces. Worried about modifying the property to accommodate a fixed, mechanical ramp? Instead, opt for a portable ramp that can be moved and modified to suit your needs.

If you plan to take a DIY approach to construct ramps throughout the home, make sure to follow the recommended ADA guidelines to ensure the ramp is up to code and safe for regular use. All things considered, it may be most practical to buy ramps from mobility vendors for ease and satisfaction.

Multiple accessibility ramps are going to make the home more convenient, safe, and accessible- which all contribute to your own overall autonomy, independence, and quality of life. Choose from permanent ramps that alter the layout of the home to simple portable solutions that can go wherever you go. A lot of factors come into play when figuring out the best ramps for a distinct living environment- it can be quite insightful and helpful to talk to an industry professional. Consider the difference ramps will make throughout your home and talk to the mobility experts at Pacific Mobility to learn more.

You really cannot be too careful, particularly in today’s world of social distancing amid the pandemic. There are some basic items that consumers should have on hand that will improve safety and increase mobility in the home- as well as protect the individual when they venture out. Set yourself up a basic kit including items that can be accessed at a moment’s notice or taken in-hand when leaving the home environment.

You likely have some items laying around the house that could potentially protect you- or someone you love- from becoming injured or ill. From a nasty fall to COVID-19, it pays to set yourself up with a kit of basic items and essentials that can be used to prevent and protect users in these times of uncertainty. Furthermore, discuss mobility aids and equipment with providers to determine if these devices may create a safer home environment that preserves independence, autonomy, and accessibility for years to come.

Some everyday items that can improve mobility and overall personal safety include:

Grabbers and Reaching Tools

When you think of mobility aids, it is easy to consider things like stairlifts and walkers, but there are many simple tools that can greatly assist in access. Reaching or grabbing tools extend the individual’s reach, which helps them avoid nasty falls or loss of balance when going about everyday life. These items allow users to access the items that they need- whether up high or down low- while lessening the risk of a debilitating injury from a fall in the home. Did you know that injuries and health-related complications are a major compromise to independence? Reduce this risk by investing in a simple grabber or reaching tool; talk to a mobility aid vendor in the area to learn more.

Rubber or Latex Gloves

The world has become a very unclean place; wearing a pair of protective gloves can protect you from picking up germs and bringing them home. Think about how many hands touch common items that you see in the grocery store, at church, in a taxi- anywhere that you go; provide yourself with a protective buffer between you and every other person that you encounter and wear a pair of rubber or latex gloves. These are not uncomfortable to wear- particularly if you take care to buy the right size. Furthermore, they are discreet and subtle so nobody will look at you funny if you wear a pair when out doing your daily errands. Buy a box at a medical supply store to keep on-hand, pun intended.

Lazy Susan

A Lazy Susan used to be a common item found in the home, usually on the dining room table. People are discovering the convenience of adding one of these turntables to cabinets and drawers to make items more accessible to reach and easy to handle. Some modern cabinet companies will install Lazy Susan’s in cupboards so that items never get pushed to the back, out of reach, or the homeowner. Buy a couple and add them to the cabinets that you use the most- in the kitchen or bathroom, for instance- and stop bending and reaching for the things that you need.

Face Mask

It is hard to believe that the world has come to this, but everyone is wearing a face mask in public places now. While it is not easy to find inexpensive face masks in traditional venues, like medical supply stores, right now amid the pandemic, it is easy enough to fashion one out of hair elastics and a scarf or bandana. If you sew, stitch yourself up a couple with a basic online tutorial to show you how.  Typically, dollar stores and discount retailers are perfect places to find face masks that will protect you and those around you from transmitting germs, saliva, and illness to one-another; if supplies are low, check back and stock up when supplies allow.

A Flashlight

A flashlight with working batteries (check them periodically) is something else to keep in your kit. This can illuminate and help make the home more accessible- while also preventing a fall from a lack of proper lighting.

Bleach

Keep a gallon of bleach on-hand to quickly sanitize surfaces, apparel, and linens. Bleach is a rare commodity when consumers are worried about COVID-19, so try to always keep a gallon for your own protection, as needed.

Hand Sanitizer

Always carry a small amount of hand sanitizer with you and be vigilant about sanitizing when leaving and returning to the home. Use the sanitizer when out in public or after handling things, like store products or money, and after touching your face. This small step can save you from carrying germs and potentially contracting an illness, like Coronavirus.

Cash

While cash is not necessarily an item that helps you be healthy or mobile, it is something that can help in the event of an emergency or crisis. Even a few bucks tucked away can be a real lifesaver if you need to leave the home, pay for a cab, or rent a hotel room due to circumstances or unforeseen situations. Remember that not everyone is accepting cards right now, so a bit of cash could come in very handy.

Want to learn more about how mobility aids can make the home environment a safer place to be? Talk to the professionals at Pacific Mobility; they have been serving Bay Area residents for years, and offer convenient needs assessments to help pinpoint the best mobility solutions for their clients and customers. Stay safe; call or visit to learn more today.

stairlifts bring functionality to the home, expanding and extending utility for those who rely on these devices daily. From accessibility and ease to convenience and versatility, the automation elements of a stairlift make it very viable to operate regardless of physical limitations. Perhaps the most important aspects that a stairlift adds to the home setting are overall safety and autonomy, providing independence and improved quality of life for those living with disabilities.

Do you live with a physical limitation or disability? If you do, then you may appreciate how life-changing mobility aids can be. It is estimated that more than 90 percent of people over 65 plan on aging-in-place, that is, stay in their own home- independently- as long as possible. This is in lieu of communal, assisted, or residential living options. For this to happen, seniors must stay healthy, avoid falls, and be realistic about needs in order to get them met; mobility aids, like stairlifts, make this viable for many.

Access

After all, doesn’t it all come down to access? stairlifts make second levels, porches, patios, and even outdoor living spaces accessible. For some, this could be life-altering, allowing them access to areas of the home that had been prohibitive before. For others, this may allow them to engage in activities enjoyed, like gardening or taking a hot bath, which contribute to overall quality of life. Access with ease is what stairlifts bring to the daily function of your home; isn’t that a worthwhile investment?

Convenience

When you install stairlifts, you are adding convenience to your home. The payoff in time, effort, and safety is immeasurable. Users that previously could not carry items, belongings, or things like laundry upstairs can safely complete routine chores and ADLs (activities of daily living), with much less stress and strain.

Versatility

Worried that installing stairlifts can compromise the use of your stairway for those around you? Don’t be; stairlifts are narrow enough and customized to allow for others to safely and comfortably walk past. Talk to your mobility retailer to learn more about the versatility offered by the various manufacturers. Be cognizant though of safety tips that include teaching others- primarily children and pets- to leave the lift alone and never to use it as a toy. Foster good habits that include staying off the lift and keeping toys or belongings away from the device’s track.

Safety

The risk of injury for seniors is a very real concern that should be prevented at all costs. Falls are debilitating, often leading to chronic and life-long problems. Living situations that contain fall hazards, like steep steps or flooring issues, can be detrimental to the wellbeing and safety of seniors living there. Since the majority of senior falls occur in the home living environment, it is critical to adapt safety measures- including stairlifts- to reduce catastrophic falls and the repercussions.

In addition to mobility aids, consider issues surrounding lighting, flooring, carpets, and clutter to help create a safer home and curb the potential for a nasty fall.

Automation

The technology that modern stairlifts bring to the home is amazing. From a simple keypad, users can control and command their mobility devices to suit their needs. This automation at the touch of a finger brings a foreign functionality to the home for many, who may not be as tech -savvy as their younger peers. However, mobility manufacturers pair their technology with easy-to-use devices and remotes, so even a novice can easily adapt to controlling their stairlift independently, with ease.

Autonomy

stairlifts bring autonomy to the home- in fact, many might argue that this is the most important function of any mobility device. A sense of autonomy is far more than merely navigating the home- it is combatting the many age-related stigmas that can compromise independent living. Aging in place may not be viable for many due to health-related issues and needs; mobility aids like stairlifts make it feasible for others. Talk to your doctor, provider, or practitioner about the advantages of installing mobility aids, like stairlifts, in your home living environment: does it make sense? The ability to live independently according to your own preferences, pursuits, and predilections is worth the investment of devices and equipment that help make this possible… Isn’t it?

Thinking about a stairlift? If you live with physical limitations or disabilities, a stairlift can add many features and functionality to everyday living in your home environment. Before buying, make sure that you buy from a mobility aids vendor that provides impeccable service after the sale and support to ensure long-term satisfaction. This is why it makes sense to buy your stairlift from Pacific Mobility; the team at Pacific Mobility are waiting to enhance and improve your quality of life. Call or visit today.