Muscular Dystrophy In-Home Care
Following a muscular dystrophy diagnosis, it is typically possible for patients to continue living independently for some time. But while the early symptoms of MD can be fairly mild, its progression can gradually make it more difficult for those affected to oversee their own welfare.
The speed at which muscular dystrophy progresses can vary significantly, in accordance with the type of MD a patient if diagnosed with. Though in all instances, a time may come when extensive specialist support is required, in order to help MD sufferers continue enjoying the best possible life quality.
At Certain Care, we specialise in personalised in-home care and support for patients with all forms of muscular dystrophy. Our experienced carers will provide the bespoke care you and your loved ones need to negotiate every challenge associated with an MD diagnosis.
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In-Home Care for Muscular Dystrophy
We believe that there is no substitute for patients’ own homes, and that a patient’s home is the best place to receive the care and support they need. Irrespective of how complex and advanced a patient’s requirements may be, our bespoke live-in care packages come highly recommended.
With our help, muscular dystrophy patients can continue living with confidence and dignity in their own homes indefinitely. Full-time residential care can often be avoided entirely with the right live-in care. When a patient’s care requirements exceed the capabilities of friends and family members, it’s time to consider professional support.
By tailoring the services we provide to meet every patient’s unique requirements, we’re able to create affordable care packages to suit all budgets. Whether you are planning ahead or looking to arrange in-home MD care at short notice, we would be delighted to hear from you anytime.
Call the team at Certain Care today for a chat, or send us an email and we will get back to you as promptly as possible.
Muscular Dystrophy Care FAQs
Yes, in fact most people diagnosed with muscular dystrophy have a normal lifespan. Research also suggests that around 50% of patients diagnosed with the most common forms of MD can also walk throughout their lives, though may require support and assistance in other areas.
No – muscular dystrophy can affect anyone at any age, from teenagers through to seniors. However, the vast majority of cases of muscular dystrophy are diagnosed at a later life stage, typically between the ages of 40 and 60.
Yes – patients diagnosed with muscular dystrophy can receive the specialist care and support they need in their own homes. Even where an advanced case of MD would typically require full-time care home admission, a live-in carer could cover all of the patient’s care and support requirements.
