President Joe Biden may be stumbling, but he’s stepping up for the stairlift industry.

Acorn Stairlifts Inc. tweeted a sales pitch that poked fun at Biden after he fell last week while walking up the steps to Air Force One to board a flight leaving Poland.

President Joe Biden tripped and caught himself as he boarded Air Force One in Poland. The President is now on his way back to the White House. #POTUS #GeraldFord pic.twitter.com/LEpcdmQU1R

— Edward Lawrence (@EdwardLawrence) February 22, 2023

“Tired of stumbling up the stairs? We strive to help all of those in need across our nation,” the company’s tweet said. “Whether you live in small town USA or on Pennsylvania Avenue, we are ready to help you regain your independence.”

Tired of stumbling up the stairs? We strive to help all of those in need across our nation.

Whether you live in small town USA or on Pennsylvania Avenue, we are ready to help you regain your independence.

Contact us for your free, no-obligation quote today! pic.twitter.com/C205tEgcZO

— Acorn Stairlifts Inc (@Acorn_Stairlift) February 23, 2023

Acorn Stairlifts, which says it specializes in the manufacture and installation of stairlifts, followed up with several mocking hashtags, including “#ChairForceOne” and “#StairForce.”

The first tweet garnered nearly a quarter-million views as of Sunday, which would appear to be a lot of attention for a company with fewer than 400 followers on Twitter.

Acorn Stairlifts celebrated the Twitter post by sharing a GIF showing Danny DeVito in the film “Jumanji: The Next Level” gleefully riding a stairlift. “The marketing team after going viral on Twitter,” the tweet said.

The marketing team after going viral on Twitter #yesthatisourstairlift #acornstairlifts #acornstairlift #jumanji @DannyDeVito pic.twitter.com/Jsmhe0IKTb

— Acorn Stairlifts Inc (@Acorn_Stairlift) February 24, 2023

Biden has been caught on camera stumbling while walking up the stairs to board Air Force One multiple times. He also fell off a bicycle last summer.

Despite concerns raised about Biden’s health, White House physician Kevin O’Connor said in a memo following a physical this month that the commander-in-chief “remains a healthy, vigorous 80-year-old male who is fit to successfully execute the duties of the Presidency.”

Biden says he intends to run for a second term in 2024 but has not formally declared his campaign.

New intelligence reportedly prompted a key U.S. science agency to surmise COVID likely leaked from a Chinese laboratory in Wuhan.

The Energy Department, with its network of U.S. national laboratories, revised its assessment to say with “low confidence” that the pandemic likely began with a lab leak, sources told The Wall Street Journal. The report said officials would not share details about the new intelligence which led the agency to shift its view from undecided.

The assessment appears in an update to a 2021 classified report to Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines.

The National Intelligence Council and four agencies, which the newspaper says officials refuse to identify, still believe with “low confidence” in the natural emergence theory. The FBI assessed in 2021 with “moderate confidence” that the pandemic likely began with a lab leak. The CIA and two other agencies reportedly still have not made a determination.

The updated classified report also affirms the view that COVID did not stem from a biological weapons program, the Wall Street Journal noted. A lack of a definitive animal source has led researchers and U.S. officials to suspect a leak from Wuhan’s assemblage of laboratories.

More than 6.8 million people diagnosed with COVID have died since the earliest cases were reported in Wuhan in late December 2019.

Beijing has denied being to blame, fending off assertions that have come from a variety of people, including former President Donald Trump. But a lack of cooperation from China led to the World Health Organization’s investigation into COVID’s origins hitting a snag at a key juncture.

After President Joe Biden ordered a 90-day U.S. intelligence review into the virus origin in 2021, it was reported that officials in his administration found the lab leak theory as credible as the natural emergence theory. Following the inquiry, Biden criticized China for a lack of transparency and pledged a further investigation.

The Energy Department “continues to support the thorough, careful, and objective work of our intelligence professionals in investigating the origins of COVID-19, as the President directed,” an agency spokesperson told the Wall Street Journal.