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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 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 [...]
Mumby’s Live-in Care is celebrating 20 years of excellence and success. Born in 2002 by husband-and-wife team Ann and Trevor Mumby, the outstanding care agency is rapidly growing. Mumby’s team is enjoying time to reminisce about the good old times, to reflect on the changes they have seen since they started out as a domiciliary [...]
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) website is a useful place to research and read inspection reports. It’s important to understand the quality of care that providers you are considering are offering. Mumby’s is fully regulated, inspected, and rated by the CQC in England. We are proud to have a CQC outstanding rating in our inspection [...]
Established in 1984, Deafblind Awareness Week is celebrated throughout the last week in June. We aim to raise awareness for those living with deafblindness. Deafblind Awareness Week is always at the end of June to commemorate Helen Kellar’s birthday on June 27. Helen Keller’s work made a huge difference to the field of sight and [...]
Loneliness is a major issue that is being widely recognised through initiatives like Marmalade Trust’s Loneliness Awareness Week. The feeling of loneliness can have a concerning impact on a person’s physical and mental well-being. We often think of loneliness as people who live alone or who don’t have regular contact with other people. However, as [...]
Epilepsy is a neurological disorder affecting the brain activity and causing frequent seizures (bursts of electrical activity in the brain that generate abnormalities in the way it functions). In other words, your brain cells are constantly sending messages to each other through “electrical activity”. During a seizure, the brain gets a sudden burst of electrical [...]
Being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis can be life-changing. Through our experience of supporting people facing MS and their families, we know that most people prefer to stay in the safety and comfort of their own homes. Staying at home with specialist support for MS means that you can continue to live life your way while [...]
