The month of September shines a spotlight on an important health concern that affects women around the world – gynaecological cancer. With the aim of raising awareness, promoting early detection, and supporting women in their journey, Gynaecological Cancer Awareness Month serves as a rallying point for individuals, organisations, and communities. In this article, we delve …
With the prevalence of dementia expected to nearly triple by 2050, the urgency to address its risk factors and promote risk reduction has never been greater. World Alzheimer’s Month 2023 brings attention to this critical issue with the theme “Never too early, never too late,” focusing on the key risk factors associated with dementia and …
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As the demand for long-term care continues to rise, individuals and families are faced with critical decisions when it comes to choosing the right care option. The Live-in Care Hub’s ‘Choice in Care’ report for 2023 delves into the comparison between live-in care vs other care options, with a particular focus on health, freedom, and …
Good Care Month aims to shine a light on these caregivers’ exceptional work and highlight their profound impact on the lives of those they support.
As an esteemed live-in care provider, Mumby’s Live-in Care takes immense pride in participating in this meaningful campaign.
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 …
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Helping you choose – live-in care vs care home Many of us assume that when we are no longer able to look after ourselves, the only option is to move into a care home. However, 97% of people say they do not want to go into a care home when they are older (OnePoll, 2014). …