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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 [...]
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 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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
Mumby’s are delighted to welcome Karen, or Kaz as she’s known, to the Care Management Team. Kaz joins Mumby’s at a time of rapid expansion in the new role of Care Team Manager. As Care Team Manager, Kaz will be overseeing our Care Managers and all of our Live-in Carers. Qualifications and experience to support [...]
Watching your loved one recover from a stroke can be difficult. When an elderly loved one suffers a stroke, their rehabilitation can be lengthy and, often, unpredictable. There are many ways you can support your loved ones through their recovery, including making modifications to their home, encouraging daily exercises, and empowering independent movement. You might [...]
