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Q: Are your carers trained in MND care?

All our carers that provide motor neurone disease care are fully trained and qualified. We have years of experience in caring for clients with MND. If you require Palliative care we also have carers trained in end-of-life MND care. As well as being highly trained and qualified all our carers are kind, compassionate and respectful people.

Q: What are the benefits of stroke tailored care?

It can be a challenge to recover from a stroke. You may need to re-learn how to walk, speak clearly and retrain your muscles. This can all be mentally and physically exhausting. Not being able to complete tasks you could once do can be very frustrating. Rehabilitation can take months to years. Having a carer trained in dealing with your condition can make a whole world of difference. They will not only provide support for tasks you need assistance with such as daily chores, food preparation and more personal tasks. But they will also provide companionship and understanding. It's good to have someone to talk to when you are going through an emotional time. Your carer will be a shoulder to lean on physically and emotionally.

Q: How can I adapt my house for living with arthritis?

There are many ways you can adapt your house to make it arthritis-friendly. Adaptations can reduce your need to bend over, make housework easier and reduce your chance of falling or injuries occurring. Adaptations include: Get a letterbox basket Use a reaching stick around the house Use a laundry basket with a handle and wheels Use a long-handled dustpan and brush Get key turners for your house keys Remove loose rugs Install grab rails

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