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What Is a Parkinson’s Care Plan at Home?

It is an individualized assistance plan designed for you. It includes walking assistance, medication reminders, emotional support, and others. Our home care Parkinson’s team customises your care so that you always feel cared for and understood.

Do You Offer In-Home Nursing for Parkinson’s Patients?

Yes, and they help with medications, symptom monitoring, and providing comfort on more difficult days. They follow your doctor’s Parkinson’s treatment plan closely to keep you safe, stable, and well attended to.

How Quickly Does Parkinson’s Progress?

Everyone is unique. Some move along slowly, others quickly. But with ongoing care and early intervention, the effects can be controlled. We assist you through all phases of Parkinson’s disease and modify care as necessary.

Is Hospice Care for Parkinson’s Available?

Absolutely. When your illness arrives in its advanced form, comfort should be the goal. Our in-home nurses prioritize pain relief, stress reduction, and peace for the patient and their family. Because even at this stage, you deserve care that feels peaceful, gentle, and human.

How to Stop Weight Loss in Parkinson’s Disease?

If you want to help someone with parkinson’s, firstly, you need to know why weight loss tends to occur. It is because of decreased appetite, difficulty with swallowing, depression, or the body putting more effort into moving.
And to control it, you can advise them to eat small, high-calorie meals during the day. They can even have soft foods, protein shakes, and nutrient-rich snacks. And for swallowing difficulties, take them to talk to a speech therapist, and a dietitian can provide advice on proper meal planning.

How Do You Assist with Mobility and Daily Living?

Our home health aide gives you gentle assistance with walking, bathing, eating, and more.

How is the Life Expectancy with Parkinson’s?

We do not have exact numbers, but most people live 10 to 20 years or more after diagnosis. It highly depends on how good the care and emotional support the patient gets. That’s why our in-home nurses focus more on offering emotional support.