Here at Mobility123, we are proud to provide stairlifts for Philadelphia and its surrounding areas. We offer Philly residents access to a wide range of stairlifts including straight, curved, outdoor, and folding models. Stairlifts are designed to make the homes of you and your loved ones more accessible. Our stairlifts offer comfort and mobility for those in need of some extra help around the house.
Mobility123 is an approved MLTSS provider in New Jersey for a several major insurance companies. If you are inquiring about Home Modifications and/or Vehicle Modifications, we’re can help. You must first speak with your case manager and obtain a pre-authorization from your insurance provider prior to the installation of equipment.
Getting around the house is one of the freedoms that all of us overlook. For older adults or those battling illness or a significant injury, getting around your home can be very difficult. However, at Mobility123, we have a mission to help make maneuvering around the house a thing of ease.
The holidays are just around the corner! If you have a loved one who will be spending the holiday season in their home due to age or an injury, then a mobility stair lift or home elevator in NJ from Mobility123 can be the perfect gift that your loved one will use every day. Read on to learn three reasons why you should consider giving the gift of improved mobility in your elderly or injured loved one’s home this holiday season:
Senior citizens living alone in Pennsylvania face many challenges that younger people may not even think about. For most of us, our home is the safest space in our lives – but for the elderly, the home can be a hot spot of risks for slips, falls, and other dangers. If your loved one lives alone, be sure to watch out for the most common causes of injury for the elderly, which include:
According to the National Association of Homebuilders, baby boomers make up 28 percent of the United States’ population. The baby boomer group includes anyone who was born between the years of 1946 and 1964. With aging, comes difficulty.
People take everyday things for granted. Being able to walk up and down stairs, drive to their job kick around a soccer ball in the backyard and even take a shower are just a few examples of activities that can be a hardship for the elderly and those with disabilities.
In one sense, the prospect of aging seems less daunting as we get older. Instead, we appreciate every day as a gift for us to enjoy and make the most of. However, the natural consequences that aging has on the body can prevent us from taking full advantage of that gift without some help.
Having to witness a loved one age can be an incredibly difficult process. It’s crucial that their increasingly limited physical ability is accepted and accounted for and, as a result, the appropriate accommodations are put into place to assure a better quality of life. Early on, young people are provided with the safety and protection of their parents or guardians; but later on, it’s their responsibility to safeguard those that had once been the protectors.
Lower participation in worship by persons with disabilities is rarely caused by a lack of interest, but rather by barriers to participation that exist in architecture, communication or attitude. (Rife, Janet Miller, and Ginny Thornburgh. A Community Action Guide to…
