Orlando Parkinson’s Care Families Can Count On

Although well-meaning family members often volunteer to care for an aging relative who has Parkinson’s, due to the progressive nature of the disease, they eventually find balancing a loved one’s care needs with their own responsibilities becomes too much. If it’s time to seek outside help, turn to Home Care Assistance of Orlando. Our highly trained Parkinson’s caregivers offer one-on-one care and can prepare nutritious meals, help with physical therapy exercises, maintain basic housework, and offer medication reminders. With help from a trusted Parkinson’s care provider, family members are able to give up the caregiver role and focus on being a loving and support relative.

Parkinson’s Caregivers Help with Non-Motor Symptoms

Although Parkinson’s is often accompanied by physical symptoms like tremors, rigid muscles, slow movement, and affected balance, there are also a number of non-motor symptoms your loved one might experience. Our experienced Parkinson’s caregivers help ease non-motor symptoms through:

• Emotional support and companionship to reduce anxiety, fear, and depression
• Social engagement and memory care to promote mental acuity and overall brain health
• Personal grooming and assistance with incontinence to support dignity and respect