Multiple Sclerosis
Specialist care that adapts with you — because MS looks different for everyone.
Multiple Sclerosis
Specialist care that adapts with you — because MS looks different for everyone.
Living with multiple sclerosis can feel unpredictable but with the right support, life doesn’t have to stop.
Our MS care is built around you, helping you stay independent and in control. Whether it’s support with personal care, daily tasks or staying socially connected, we’re here to help you do the things that matter most.
We’ve supported many people with complex needs to live the life they choose. Our team receives specialist training and works under the guidance of our clinical leads to make sure the care you get always feels safe, consistent and genuinely helpful.
There’s no cure for MS just yet but that doesn’t mean there’s no hope. We’re here to help you live fully, on your terms.
MS care tailored to you
Multiple Sclerosis affects everyone differently and that’s why your care should be just as personal.
Whether you’re at home or in one of our care settings, we’ll support you to stay independent and live life the way you want. From physical health to emotional wellbeing, we’re here to help you feel more in control, more supported, and more yourself.
Types of MS care and support
Living with multiple sclerosis looks different for everyone.
It can bring big changes, but with the right support, you can keep your independence, stay connected to the things that matter and feel like yourself. We’re here to help you live life your way.
Live-in MS treatment
When MS changes the way life flows, having someone by your side can make all the difference.
Your dedicated live in care worker will help with medication, meals, and staying hydrated but they’ll also be there for the everyday moments: laundry, cooking, and a friendly chat.
You’ll have expert support from our Clinical Leads, and your care worker will be matched to you based on your needs, personality, and routine so your care feels right.
Home care for people living with MS
Your home is your comfort and we’ll help you stay there, living independently and on your own terms.
Our experienced team provides support with personal care and daily tasks like shopping or getting to appointments, but we also understand the emotional ups and downs that come with MS.
We’re here to walk alongside you, offering practical help and steady reassurance.
Supported living for people with MS
When everyday life becomes more challenging, having the right care around you can make all the difference.
In our supported living settings, you’ll be surrounded by a team who understands your needs and respects your routine.
It’s not just about care, it’s about comfort, connection and giving you and your family peace of mind.
Live-in MS treatment
When MS changes the way life flows, having someone by your side can make all the difference.
Your dedicated live in care worker will help with medication, meals, and staying hydrated but they’ll also be there for the everyday moments: laundry, cooking, and a friendly chat.
You’ll have expert support from our Clinical Leads, and your care worker will be matched to you based on your needs, personality, and routine so your care feels right.
Home care for people living with MS
Your home is your comfort and we’ll help you stay there, living independently and on your own terms.
Our experienced team provides support with personal care and daily tasks like shopping or getting to appointments, but we also understand the emotional ups and downs that come with MS.
We’re here to walk alongside you, offering practical help and steady reassurance.
Supported living for people with MS
When everyday life becomes more challenging, having the right care around you can make all the difference.
In our supported living settings, you’ll be surrounded by a team who understands your needs and respects your routine.
It’s not just about care, it’s about comfort, connection and giving you and your family peace of mind.
Frequently Asked Questions
Your Questions, Answered with Care
01What are the symptoms of MS?
MS affects the brain and spinal cord, which means symptoms can vary from person to person. It is a lifelong condition, often with symptoms that come and go or gradually worsen over time. You might experience issues with balance, fatigue, mobility, or changes in how you think and feel but everyone’s journey is different.
02What MS training do your care teams have?
Our care teams receive nationally recognised training, plus specialist guidance tailored to supporting people with MS. This includes awareness of the condition, person centred care, and encouraging self management.
We also work closely with MS charities and organisations to keep our knowledge fresh and relevant, so we can give you the best care possible.
03What if my symptoms change?
We know that MS can be unpredictable. That is why your care plan is flexible. If your needs or symptoms change, we will work with you to review your support and make sure it still fits your life and priorities.
04Does MS have a cure?
There is no cure for MS just yet, but there are ways to manage the condition. Many people living with MS continue to live fulfilling, independent lives with the right care, medication, and support in place.
05What types of MS are there?
MS is often described as either relapsing or progressive.
- Relapsing MS means symptoms come and go in flare ups, which can last from days to months and then settle.
- Progressive MS tends to get worse over time without clear relapses, although this can happen very gradually.
Some people may experience a mix of both. Whatever type you are living with, we are here to support you through it.
