In some circumstances, regular live-in care is just not enough. If you or a loved one requires specialist support provided by trained carers and overseen by a qualified clinical nurse, it could be that a nursing care package is your best option. In this guide, we take a look at what nursing care at home […]
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How to Solve Huntington’s Disease Behavioural Problems
Huntington’s Disease is a progressive neurological disorder profoundly affecting physical coordination, emotional well-being, and cognitive abilities. As individuals navigate through these challenges, including associated Huntington’s disease personality change and Huntington’s disease behavioural problems, understanding and managing these symptoms is vital for improving the quality of life for those needing Huntington’s Disease Care. This guide seeks […]
10 Tips for Caring for Someone with a Brain Injury
Caring for someone with a brain injury requires patience, understanding, and a well-informed approach to effectively support their recovery and daily life. This guide aims to cover essential strategies and tips for live-in carers, including educating oneself about brain injury, promoting independence, and maintaining a positive environment. The focus will be on practical advice that […]
Transforming Case Management with Live-In Care Services
Live in Care for Case Managers In the realm of case management, the pursuit of providing exceptional care for individuals with complex needs is a constant challenge. However, there is an innovative solution that has the potential to revolutionise case management: live-in care services. In this article, we will explore the transformative benefits of live-in […]
How to Support Someone With a Learning Disability
According to research carried out by the NHS, there are more than one million people living with a learning disability in the UK. There are many different types of learning disabilities, and each person is unique, but there are some practical tips to bear in mind when it comes to caring for someone who may […]
What is Muscular Dystrophy?
Muscular dystrophy is an inherited condition that gradually causes muscle weakness. It is a progressive disease, meaning that it begins by targeting one group of muscles before affecting muscles in the body more widely. While there is no known cure for muscular dystrophy, with the right treatment and care in place, symptoms can be managed […]
Holiday guidance for those with limited mobility or a disability
If you or a loved one suffer from limited mobility or a disability, that shouldn’t mean you have to stay at home. It is a proven fact that seeing, experiencing, and learning new things is good for our physical and mental wellbeing. At Independent People Homecare, we understand holidays can be a little daunting if […]
How to care for someone with Parkinson’s Disease
Are you caring for someone with Parkinson’s Disease? At IP Live in Care we understand how challenging the condition can be for them and those closest to them. Read our 10 top tips caring for someone with Parkinson’s Disease Look after yourself and ask for helpIt’s important that you are physically and emotionally in tip […]
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) – what are the symptoms?
What are the early warning signs of MS? Multiple Sclerosis (MS) can cause a wide range of symptoms and can affect any part of the body. There’s no typical pattern that applies to everyone – each person with the condition is affected differently and people can have different symptoms at different times. You shouldn’t assume […]
Early warning signs of Parkinson’s Disease
Parkinson’s More than six million people are affected worldwide and according to Parkinson’s UK one in every 500 people in the UK has Parkinson’s. This equates to approximately 127,000 individuals, many of them over the age of 50, who require specialist care and support. It’s important to remember that not everyone who develops Parkinsons’s disease […]
Helping Young People Succeed At University
Live in care and PA’s for young adults A growing number of our customers are young adults with disabilities, who we’re helping to achieve their goals. One of our main aims here at IP Live in Care is to help people to live fulfilling, independent lives for as long as possible. While the majority of […]
Reduce Risk of Falls with Home Based Exercises
Improve your strength and balance to stay steady on your feet An article in the British Medical Journal found that a programme of home-based exercise can help prevent falls in the elderly. As we grow older, many of us become more prone to trips and falls, with around a third of people over 65 suffering […]