Yes, you will need a certified professional and it will cost about $4000
A stair lift is a device attached to the wall of a set of stairs that lift a wheelchair and the person in it up the stairs. You would need one if you can't walk up stairs yourself without assistance.
I have had a stair lift installed also for my elderly mother. As long as you have a standard stair case, nothing narrow as in some new townhomes, the track gets installed close to the wall and the chair neatly folds at the bottom of the stair case. There is plenty of room for normal movement about the stairs if you decide to install this device. Please be aware that this is a large investment. If your mom's health declines like my mom's, she was only able to use this device for a few months and then we just had to design a place for her on the lower level of her home. This is an expensive undertaking so think before you purchase and install.
You need to get a professional installer to come to your house and perform an evaluation. They will measure your stairs to determine the best lift for your home.
I'm aware of two, but you would need to buy the stairlift from them, though: Arrow Lift and AmeriGlide.
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No the construction should not matter in most cases. You just need the stairs to be sound if it's a stair lift.
US Medical Supplies and Stair Lifts 4 Less both have listings for a variety of brands of stair lifts. Expect to pay at least $1200 for a stair lift. If you are trying to save money, ask the supplier if they have refurbished models.
Yes, with a "but... ." Medicaid and Medicare will help with the cost of the wquipment, but they will not pay out any monies toward the installation of the stair chair lift.
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Stair glides, also called stair lifts, are becoming more and more popular with our aging population and the loss of mobility suffered by older people. The lift you will need will of course depend on the type and staircase you have. A good place to start, to get an overview of the variables and what's available, would be: http://www.silvercross.com/stairlifts.html
Yes. A stair lift can very well be used in a home for a person using a wheelchair. In fact, it is of immense help for a person confined to a wheel-chair. For more information, pl visit these links-http://www.silvercross.com/; http://www.thestairlifts.com/ AND http://www.stair-lift-review.com/ Absolutely. The price can be prohibitive, but many Medicaid plans and insurance companies can help to defray the cost. In addition, you will need to ensure that the home's load bearing structure is sufficient to safely install such a device.