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Neuromuscular Disorders

Highly-personalised care from a dedicated, professional and consistent team.

How can we help?

Neuromuscular conditions are complex because they can affect both motor skills and cognition. Regardless of the particular disease/disorder or the extent of its progression, Right at Home CareGivers can help by offering:

  • Safety supervision
  • Support getting dressed
  • Personal care and grooming
  • Light housekeeping
  • Laundry services
  • Medication reminders
  • Mental stimulation
  • Transport assistance

Get in touch with Right at Home Solent to discuss the type of care that you’re looking for.

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"The care and support my son receives is excellent. He always looks forward to his carer coming to take him out and we can relax knowing he will be taken care of. We have no hesitation recommending this company from our experience."

Pauline N | Mother of Client

Neuromuscular information and resources


  • Neuromuscular disorders are conditions affecting the nerves which pass from the brain and spinal cord to the muscles, the muscles themselves, and the complex junction between each nerve and muscle (myasthenic conditions).
  • Most neuromuscular disorders cause weakness and it can sometimes be very difficult to identify the precise cause of the problem.
  • Many, but not all, neuromuscular disorders are inherited.
  • For various reasons, an affected individual might have no family history of a similar condition.
  • The spectrum of Neuromuscular diseases includes muscular dystrophies; in some cases these are severe and limit life expectancy, others are relatively mild.
  • For more information visit the Muscular Dystrophy Campaign website.

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01329 233755 or 02380 170205

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