Cutting Through the Pitch: A Consumer Guide to Buying Stair Lifts Part 1

When choosing a stair lift, it is easy to make the mistake of calling a stair lift seller without first researching the different options available and learning about the different types of home medical lifts. This is because you are very likely to end up talking to a commission based salesman who is more interested in making a sale than helping you find the best stair lift. Of course, there are exceptions to this rule and not all stair lift sellers are sharks, but the home medical industry is well known for high pressure sales pitches.

So, it is far better to research the different options available first, to better arm yourself against the salesman. This involves first evaluating the needs of the user, than determining what type of lifting aids will work in your home, and finally considering the costs of the different types of stair lifts and home lifting aids.

Senior Fall Prevention: Evaluating the Seniors Abilities

Seniors are more at risk for a multitude of diseases and conditions, many of which have an impact on their ability to safely interact with their living environment. As a result, it is important to ensure that their home is as accessibility and easy to use as possible. There are a number of areas that should be addressed, such as adding grab bars to the shower area, but first it is essential to evaluate the abilities and limitations of the senior.