Acorn Stairlifts Australia Blog

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.

This week, we will be diving into one of Acorn’s most unique features that makes us stand out from the chairlift crowd and soar above all of our stairlift competitors.

Each one of us is special and composed of a unique combination of shapes, sizes, and colours. Just like every person comes in different shapes, sizes, and colours, so does autism spectrum disorder.

When caregivers neglect to care for themselves for a prolonged period of time, all of the built-up stress and fatigue from caring for others around the clock can convert into a chronic condition known as Caregiver Stress Syndrome.

This week we will be diving into one of the products that best represents Acorn, as well as our belief that all stairlifts should be personalised to flawlessly fit the unique needs and circumstances of each customer. It is none other than the Acorn 180 Curved Stairlift. 

Welcome back, once again, to Acorn Stairlifts Fact of the Week, a segment in which Acorn shares one out of the many cool facts about our world-class stairlift company. Read on to learn about how Acorn can work miracles and be everywhere all at once. 

Everyone deserves the right to make decisions for themselves and have control over their own lives. This year on World Down Syndrome Day, you can unite with the millions of people all over the world living with Down syndrome who are fighting for their voices to finally be valued and heard.