Home elevators are an asset for Lehigh Valley homes that require a safe, reliable, and convenient accessibility solution. If you are wondering if you should have a home elevator, here are four important considerations that can help you make your decision.
Dumbwaiters and material lifts are used by so many different types of customers to move goods safely and efficiently, and we will be proud to sell the Matot line to both existing and new clients.
Each year, millions of older people—aged 65 and older—fall. In fact, more than one out of four older people falls each year, but less than half tell their doctor. Falling once doubles your chances of falling again.
While elevators are an option for providing vertical access in commercial settings, they can be more costly to install and maintain compared to stair lifts. The choice depends on factors such as the layout of the building, the space available, budget considerations, and the specific needs of the users.
A generally agreed-upon angle for staircases is about 30° but in some instances can reach 50° or more. Is this a problem for powered stair lifts? No! Some stair lifts can handle pitches up to 72°.
Many falls happen at home, where seniors tend to move around without thinking about safety. There are many changes you can make to your home that will help prevent falls and better ensure your safety.
The difference between using a locally-owned Lehigh Valley stair lift business and a larger, more established company, can vary based on several factors. Here are some points to consider.
Mobility—the ability to move or walk freely and easily—is critical for functioning well and living independently.
Seniors In the eastern Pennsylvania cities of Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, and surrounding communities like Macungie, Emmaus, Whitehall, and Nazareth, were pleased to know that the Social Security Administration implemented their highest cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) in four decades earlier this year (2023).
Homes in the Lehigh Valley may contain hazards under normal circumstances, but when a resident has mobility challenges, there are many situations that may need examination that we don’t often think about.