Huntington’s Disease Care

Familiar Environment

One of the significant advantages of home care is the ability to remain in a familiar environment. People with Huntington's disease often experience cognitive and emotional challenges. Being in a home setting, surrounded by familiar objects and memories, can provide a sense of stability and comfort. This familiarity can reduce stress and anxiety, which is crucial for managing the disease’s progression.

Personalised Care

Home care allows for highly personalised and flexible care plans tailored to the individual's specific needs. Caregivers can adapt routines and activities to match the preferences and requirements of the person with Huntington's disease. This approach ensures that the care provided is both effective and respectful of the individual’s lifestyle and dignity.

Maintaining Independence

Staying at home enables individuals to retain a greater level of independence. Home care supports them in performing daily activities within their capacity, fostering a sense of autonomy and control over their lives. This empowerment can significantly impact their mental and emotional well-being, contributing to a better overall quality of life

One-to-One Care

Home care provides the opportunity for one-on-one attention from dedicated carers. This level of focused care is often not possible in nursing homes, where staff must divide their attention among many residents. The close bond that can form between the carer and the individual enhances trust and communication, leading to more effective and compassionate care.

Family Involvement

Live in care allows family members to be actively involved in their loved one’s care. They can participate in caregiving tasks, make important decisions, and provide emotional support. This involvement helps maintain strong family connections and ensures that the care provided aligns with the family's values and preferences.

Reduced Risk of Infections

Nursing homes can be hotspots for infections due to the close quarters and shared facilities. Individuals with Huntington's disease may have compromised immune systems, making them more susceptible to infections. Live in care reduces exposure to such risks, providing a safer and healthier environment.

Cost Effective

Live in care be a more cost-effective solution compared to nursing homes and can be customised to fit different budgets and needs, avoiding the often high and all-inclusive fees of nursing homes. Additionally, remaining at home can prevent the emotional and financial toll of transitioning to a residential care setting.

Continuity of Care

Live in care ensures continuity of care, with the same carers consistently providing support. This continuity is vital for individuals with Huntington's disease, who may struggle with changes in routine and unfamiliar faces. Consistent care fosters a stable environment, which is beneficial for managing the symptoms of the disease

24/7 Care

t's natural to have concerns about staying alone at night due to the risk of falls or trips. Our carers can stay with you overnight to ensure your safety and security at all times