Parkinson's Disease

A Parkinson's diagnosis is a life-changing event for everyone affected. It does not just affect the person living with it.

Parkinson's disease is a chronic and progressive movement disorder. Its symptoms manifest differently in different patients, and the pace at which the disease worsens varies on an individual basis. It's almost impossible to take care of a person with a chronic illness 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. As a caregiver, you have to prepare for changes in your loved one's behavior as well as physical, mental and emotional needs.

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One million people

Recent research indicates that at least one million people in the United States have Parkinson's Disease. We understand that Parkinson's can bring significant life changes. You also need support; it is equally important for you, as it is for your loved one, to cope and care for yourself. Hand in hand, let us provide a caring environment to promote your loved one's safety, dignity, and quality of life.

How can Care
Indeed help?

With our caregivers' loving support, seeing your loved one with Parkinson's live well and thrive is a possibility. Our caregivers, all bonded and insured, have been trained to:

Help your loved one manage the physical symptoms of Parkinson's disease (assist with diet, proper feeding techniques, elimination, and ambulation)
Lend support by helping your loved one deal with the emotional effects of Parkinson's, including depression and anxiety
Encourage your loved one to perform active range-of-motion exercises to ease the side effects of Parkinson's Disease and reduce stress
Engage your loved one in challenging activities that he or she enjoys, such as classes and artwork
Provide companionship and connect with your loved one to prevent feelings of isolation
Be an advocate for your loved one

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Would you like to learn more?

Contact us today! Recovery can be a long and frustrating process. We're here to offer you respite. If your loved has a need for greater care, our caregivers can provide round-the-clock assistance with compassion, respect and patience.

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Skilled Nursing

Care delivered by Registered and Licensed Vocational Nurses centered on your plan of care including health and psychosocial education, rehabilitative, palliative, and preventative strategies.
Physical Therapy

Home-based therapy such as exercise, gait training, and instruction on equipment use.
Occupational Therapy

Comprehensive evaluations and recommendations to help patients participate in daily activities through education, use of adaptive equipment, and training.