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Lifeway Mobility


Lifeway Mobility is a home accessibility solutions company that provides home modifications to help improve safety, independence, and quality of life. Lifeway assesses needs, recommends solutions, orders equipment, installs and/or renovates, and offers ongoing support.
With locations and teams in over 35 states, Lifeway has a wide variety of stair lifts, wheelchair ramps, wheelchair lifts, transfer aids, home elevators, and bathroom safety solutions.

How It Works

You can schedule a free in-home or virtual consultation with a trained Lifeway Mobility technician who can assess your needs, recommend custom solutions, and provide quotes. You can also speak with or email a customer support specialist about your options. Visit the Lifeway Mobility website to learn more and find out if they serve your area.



Stair Lifts

Stair lifts are battery-powered, motorized chairs that glide up and down staircases on a rail mounted to stair treads. They can be installed indoors or outdoors on straight or curved stairs.

Stair lifts can be helpful if you are able to walk on flat surfaces but struggle with stairs, or, if you are in a wheelchair and can transfer laterally.


Lifeway Mobility has a variety of new, used, and rental stair lift options. To learn more about stair lifts, including features and cost, visit Lifeway's Stair Lifts page.
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Wheelchair Ramps

For people who use mobility devices such as wheelchairs and walkers, wheelchair ramps can make it possible to get in and out of the home and move around within the home. There are many different options, including rubber threshold ramps, aluminum ramps, and portable folding ramps.
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A Lifeway accessibility expert can help you choose ramps that will work best for you and your space. To learn more about the different models, pricing, and rental options, visit Lifeway’s Wheelchair Ramps page.

Wheelchair Lifts

When space is limited or the entry barrier is above a certain height, a motorized wheelchair lift may be a better solution than a wheelchair ramp. Wheelchair lifts, also known as vertical platform lifts, can be installed indoors or outdoors.

These lifts can provide safe access to garages, raised entryways, porches, decks, and second levels within the home. Wheelchair lifts typically travel between 4-10 vertical feet.


Learn about cost, installation, and more on Lifeway’s Wheelchair Lifts page.
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Residential Elevators

If you live in a multistory home and are in a power wheelchair, a home elevator could help you access the other levels of your home. Home elevators are more expensive than stair lifts and wheelchair lifts. Lifeway offers a variety of home elevators that can travel between 2-6 floors.

Transfer Aids

Lifeway Mobility also offers a variety of transfer aids that can help people move to and from a wheelchair, bed, toilet, bathtub, and shower. Transfer aids range from grab bars and transfer poles to patient lifts and ceiling lifts. These devices can improve safety and independence, and reduce strain on caregivers. Learn more

Shower and Bath Solutions

A certified Lifeway Mobility technician can assess your bathroom configuration and suggest ways to make your bathroom more accessible. Options include simple bath safety solutions, roll-in showers, walk-in tubs, and full bathroom remodels. Learn more

Coverage and Funding

Home accessibility solutions such as stair lifts, wheelchair ramps, and vertical platform lifts are not typically covered by health insurance or Medicare. In some states, Medicaid may provide a fixed amount for home accessibility projects.

U.S. military Veterans living with ALS may be able to get home modifications paid for through the Specially Adapted Housing (SAH) Grant or the Special Home Adaptations (SHA) Grant.

Lifeway’s Affordability and Funding page has information about financing, used equipment, rental options, and potential funding sources.

Get a 5-10% Discount

If you have been diagnosed with ALS, you can receive a 10% discount off any purchase under $10,000 and a 5% discount off any purchase over $10,000. Just mention "Your ALS Guide" to your Lifeway Mobility customer support specialist.

Next Steps

First, you will need to find out whether Lifeway Mobility serves your area. Lifeway has dozens of locations and continues to add more. If Lifeway has a location near you, contact the local support team to set up a free consultation.
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Lifeway Mobility is a home accessibility solutions company that has locations (some with showrooms) in over 30 states. With years of experience in the industry, Lifeway’s team has hand-picked the best products and solutions from top manufacturers. Learn more​

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