Bangalore · MS & ALS care at home
Care that stays one step ahead of the condition.
Specialised support for progressive neurological conditions. Energy-aware routines, safe transfers, swallowing-aware feeding and equipment coordination, with a plan that adapts as needs change.
Reviewed by Sister Mary George, B.Sc Nursing, Care DirectorLast updated June 2026
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Understand the condition
Multiple sclerosis & ALS: what families should know.
- A few per lakh
MS is relatively uncommon in India, studies estimate a prevalence of a few per 100,000, lower than in Western countries.
- 20–40 yrs
MS is most often diagnosed between 20 and 40, striking people in their most productive working and parenting years.
- ~2 per lakh
ALS (motor neurone disease) affects an estimated 2 or so per 100,000 people, usually appearing between 50 and 70.
This information is for general awareness, not medical advice. Always consult a qualified doctor for diagnosis and treatment. EzyHelpers arranges trained caregivers and nursing support, we work alongside your doctor’s plan, never in place of it.
What we cover
Care needs & conditions covered.
Conditions covered
- Multiple sclerosis
- ALS / MND
- Progressive weakness
- Fatigue
- Swallowing changes
Care needs we support
- Mobility and transfer support as strength changes
- Fatigue-paced daily routines
- Swallowing-aware feeding support
- Hygiene and positioning care
- Equipment-aware assistance (wheelchair, hospital bed)
- Emotional support for patient and family
Progressive-condition planning
Care that plans ahead, not just for today.
MS and ALS change over months and years, sometimes in relapses, sometimes steadily. We plan the next stage of care before it is needed, so nothing catches the family off guard.
- Regular re-assessment as strength, mobility and speech change
- Care plan stepped up gradually, hours, skills, equipment
- Smooth transition to live-in or trained-attendant care when needed
- Family kept informed and involved in every change
Fatigue & mobility
Energy managed, movement supported.
MS fatigue is invisible but real, and in ALS every transfer takes more effort as strength changes. Caregivers pace the day and provide safe, patient mobility support.
- Energy-conserving daily routines with planned rest periods
- Safe assistance with walking, transfers and repositioning
- Support adapted as strength changes, from steadying arm to full transfer help
- Heat-awareness for MS, where overheating worsens symptoms
Feeding & communication
Mealtimes kept safe, voices kept heard.
Swallowing and speech are often affected in ALS and advanced MS. Caregivers provide swallowing-aware feeding support and patient, unhurried communication.
- Swallowing-aware feeding, pace, posture and food consistency per clinical advice
- Patient communication support as speech becomes harder
- Use of communication boards or devices the family has in place
- Alertness to choking risk, with family and doctor informed of changes
Equipment & emotional support
The right equipment, and steady emotional support.
The right wheelchair or hospital bed changes daily life, and so does a caregiver who understands what the family is going through.
- Equipment coordination, wheelchairs, hospital beds and aids via our rental service
- Safe use of hoists, transfer aids and pressure-relief equipment
- Emotional support and companionship for the patient through a hard diagnosis
- A listening ear and practical relief for family members too
Honest expectations
What the caregiver does, and doesn’t.
Clear scope from day one keeps the placement happy on both sides. Here’s exactly what to expect.
Included in care
- Personal care, bathing, grooming, dressing, toilet assistance
- Oral feeding and meal-time support
- Oral medication reminders, on schedule
- Safe walking, transfers and mobility support
- Companionship, conversation and daily engagement
- Light tidying of the care recipient’s room and washroom
- Washing the care recipient’s clothes (machine wash)
- Preparing simple meals for the care recipient
Not included (we arrange specialists instead)
- Injections, IV lines, Ryle’s tube or any clinical procedure (we arrange qualified nurses for these)
- Cooking or housework for the whole family
- Washing the family’s clothes or cleaning the full house
- Heavy massage or physiotherapy (we arrange certified physiotherapists)
- Administering medication beyond reminders without nurse oversight
- Driving or errands outside the agreed care plan
Simple to start
How to book care at home.
- Step 1
Tell us what you need
Call 080-31411776 or send the form, share the condition, daily routine and your locality.
- Step 2
Get matched within hours
We shortlist verified caregivers suited to the condition, language and shift you need.
- Step 3
Care starts at home
The caregiver is briefed and begins, with quick replacement support if the fit isn’t right.
Frequently asked
MS & ALS care, answered.
Specialised neuro care,
arranged with one call.
Tell us about the diagnosis and where things stand today. We respond within the hour, recommend the right caregiver and equipment, and start matching today.