Acorn Stairlifts New Zealand Blog

This week, we will delve into a common concern expressed by our customers about whether they will need to make any modifications to their beautifully designed homes in order to install a stairlift.

Welcome back to “Acorn Stairlifts Tip of the Week!" Read on to learn everything you should look forward to in your golden years. 

This week, we will delve into a common concern expressed by our customers about whether our stairlifts are easy to use for all, including people suffering from health conditions, diseases, and disabilities.

A shocking 1.3 billion tons of food is wasted annually, thrown into the mouth of a grinding garbage disposal, rather than the mouth of a malnourished person dying from hunger. However, this year, on World Food Day, you have the opportunity to help eradicate this atrocity.

Welcome back to “Acorn Stairlifts Tip of the Week!" Read on to learn how you can avoid getting off on the wrong foot by taking safety and comfort into consideration when shoe shopping as a senior.

One of the most brutal pains that often goes unnoticed and untreated, stranding its victims to suffer alone in silence and isolation, is a pain that can’t be physically seen—Mental anguish. World Mental Health Day is a day that strives to shatter this sad reality where internal pain is buried deep beneath the surface, invisible and ignored.

Just like younger people, older people deserve the right to limitlessly express themselves, value their appearance, take care of themselves, and have confidence and high self-esteem in the way they look. Read on to learn how you can start looking and feeling your best by staying stylish as a senior.

Welcome back to our segment of Acorn Stairlift FAQ of the Week. This week, we will delve into how Acorn personalises all stairlifts and services in our pursuit to help as many people as possible live their life to the fullest.

Without them, we wouldn’t be here today. International Day of Older Persons is another important reminder of how much gratitude and respect we owe to the older generations who helped create and shape the world that we live in.

Cardiovascular disease (Heart disease) is the leading cause of death globally, taking about 17.9 million lives each year, making up an estimated 32 percent of all deaths worldwide. World Heart Day is another important reminder not to take our hardest-working organ that is constantly pumping blood and life into our bodies for granted.