stairlift

/ ˈstɛəˌlɪft /

noun

1. a mechanical device with a seat for carrying an elderly or infirm person up a flight of stairs

Example Sentences

It means she has been unable to fund a stairlift.

From BBC

A disabled woman has won damages after her local authority took almost a year to decide on an application for a stairlift in her home.

From BBC

The rising costs of living means plans for a stairlift for her disabled daughter have been put on hold, as it would have cost thousands of pounds.

From BBC

And Snoop has trolled Biden before, photoshopping the 79-year-old politician using a stairlift to board Air Force One after Biden stumbled and fell on the stairs in March.

From Los Angeles Times

Malfunctioning elevators and a stairlift to help residents with mobility challenges ascend the steps at the front entrance of the building are routinely left broken for long stretches, the lawsuit states, and the laundry room and parking garage do not have ramps or accessible entrances.

From Washington Post