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Abingdon-based Mumby’s Live-in Care is delighted to win the Mental Health and Dementia Care Expertise Award at this year’s Home Care Awards. The annual Home Care Awards seek out examples of the expertise of companies providing home care in the UK and praise the teams that are making a difference by looking to raise standards. [...]
As it’s Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month 2023, we’d like to increase awareness about this disease, which affects thousands of women worldwide. It is estimated that over 7,000 women are diagnosed with this cancer in the UK each year. Although not as well-known as some other types of cancer, it is essential to understand what it [...]
End-of-life care at home includes treatment and support for people with life-limiting illnesses. It empowers people who need the care to maintain a good quality of life that’s as independent and active as possible in their last months of life. Life-limiting illnesses that might benefit from end-of-life care at home include advanced cancer, dementia, cognitive [...]
At Mumby’s, we understand that life can change suddenly and might mean that you require emergency home care. It could be that your loved one has had an accident, fallen ill, or has an ongoing medical issue that has unexpectedly worsened. Whatever it may be, we can help you with emergency home care. What is [...]
Advanced stage cervical cancer is cancer that has spread outside of the pelvis or has come back after treatment. Unfortunately, advanced cervical cancer can’t usually be cured. But, treatment might control it, help symptoms, and improve quality of life for some time. This article gives you some guidance on how to manage and care for [...]
Your glaucoma guide: support tips for glaucoma patients In this guide, we talk about everything you need to know about glaucoma. This includes what glaucoma is, symptoms to be aware of, treatment options available, and support for people with glaucoma. What is glaucoma? Glaucoma is a disease that affects your eyes. It is often characterised [...]
As you get older, you often start to notice changes in your parents. It might be that they’re less stable on their feet or struggle to complete daily tasks on their own. We all know our parents’ health is likely to deteriorate as they age but it can still be a difficult fact to face. [...]
As Christmas approaches, elderly people might rely on their friends, family, and carers to keep them engaged in fun activities. Why Christmas activities for the elderly are important Christmas activities for the elderly can help your loved ones feel less isolated and more involved in the festive cheer. This article features a few great suggestions [...]
November marks National Family Caregivers Month. So we take time to recognise and give support to the millions of people who dedicate their time to caring for a family member. Often a tough and thankless job, family caregivers go above and beyond to help their loved ones to live a comfortable life. According to Carers [...]
Now in its sixteenth year, International Brain Tumour Awareness Week runs from October 29 until November 5. The annual event is a time to truly raise awareness of the impact brain tumours can cause. In this article, we outline what a brain tumour is, some of the treatments available, and how live-in care can help [...]
