Acorn Stairlifts New Zealand Blog

Read on to learn 5 tips for carers on how to have patience while caring for your patients and loved ones so that both you and they receive the care that you deserve.

This week, we will be sharing one of our most impressive facts with you that we are proudest of here at Acorn.

From cancer patients that struggle to stand after exhausting chemotherapy, let alone climb stairs, to people suffering from debilitating back pain, stair lifts are helpful to a much larger demographic of people than most may realize. This is why Acorn Stairlifts is constantly innovating new ways to improve the user experience of our stairlifts so that they are simple to use, straightforward, and stress-free for anyone and everyone.

Read on to learn 7 tips for teaching seniors about technology and how to use it, transforming them from technologically troubled to “techspert.”

This week, we will be diving into some of the stand-out stairlift features that make Acorn so special, separating us from the chairlift crowd and allowing us to soar above all other companies in our industry.

It is a blessing to grow old— No one is wiser or stronger than someone who has conquered the challenges of life, coming out better and braver on the other side. This is why when older people speak, we must listen to their words of wisdom.  

No matter who you are or where you come from, people all over the globe want the world-renowned Acorn stairlift that will take their life to the next level.

Parkinson’s Disease is the fastest-growing neurological condition in the world, ranking as the second most common age-related neurodegenerative disorder after Alzheimer’s disease. This year on World Parkinson’s Day, learn about how you can help raise awareness of Parkinson’s, support the people whose lives are impacted by this disease, and “spread the spark.”

Some of the most precious things in life are simply not for sale—They are priceless. Health is one of those things.

When it comes to our loved ones, we only want the best. This is why it matters so much who you choose to be their carer.