What type of support can you receive with Rheumatoid Arthritis?
A Personal Assistant may be able to support someone living with arthritis by helping with everyday tasks that have become difficult or painful. This could include light housework, preparing meals, shopping, getting dressed, attending appointments, collecting prescriptions, or getting out and about. The right support can help reduce strain, maintain independence and make daily life more manageable.
Common Symptoms
Warm, red or tender joints
Fatigue and low energy levels
Loss of joint function or range of motion
Joint pain, swelling and stiffness
Weakness or reduced grip strength
General feeling of being unwell or having flu-like symptoms
How a Hub Personal Assistant can help the patient:
Whether you need just a few hours of help a week or more regular support during flare-ups, Hub Care Support can introduce you to a Personal Assistant who understands your condition and your routine.
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We personally speak with every individual looking for care or support. We’re here to listen and help anywhere we can.