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When you or your loved one receive care, there’s a feeling of lightness that comes with it, an ease in the burden you thought you had to bear alone. This has many emotional, physical, mental and more importantly, health benefits. Caregiving increases positive healthcare outcomes by a wide margin and is beneficial to both the […]

There are around 32 million people in Nigeria living with learning disabilities which impact their day to day lives in numerous ways. For many people it can mean heavy reliance on family carers and often residential care. Learning disabilities vary considerably from one person to another and may be mild, moderate or more complex. They […]

If you or your loved one is in a position to need palliative care, you no doubt have a huge amount on your mind. You’re probably wondering what options are available to you, what support system you can hope to build and, not least, whether or not you’ll be able to afford it. The good […]

Living with a mental health issue can be debilitating and have a significant impact on your daily life. According to WHO, One in four people in Nigeria have problems with their mental health that is an average of 50 million people; if a mental illness is left untreated it can become a catalyst for a […]

With the transition from one level of care to another comes the risk of falls, mismanaging medications, and failing to meet dietary needs. MyCare Assistant CareGivers can create a plan that helps to ensure a successful transition for yourself or a loved one, offering home care after discharge from a hospital or skilled rehabilitation center […]

Caring for someone with dementia can be challenging and stressful. But with the right support, it can be rewarding and often satisfying.  Dementia is often viewed as a progressive, incurable, and ultimately fatal disease, with care created based on decline and disability. At MyCare Assistant, we will develop a unique plan of care that focuses […]

While there are many wonderful things about aging, the need for extra help can bring up an array of mixed emotions. There may be a fear of losing independence or perhaps being stereotyped as frail or needy. Most seniors want to stay in the comfort of their own homes as they age, “aging in place” […]