This study explores the housing and support needs of individuals with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) to enhance their independence at home, aiming to guide the development of community living options. It was found that participants commonly required home modifications, assistive technology, and substantial daily support. The findings underscore the importance of proactive funding, tailored housing design, and responsive support services, advocating for a co-designed intervention involving individuals with MS and stakeholders to enhance policy and improve living outcomes.
This article belongs to the Collection Clinical Implementation to Optimise Outcomes.
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