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Parkinson’s Home Care

Compassionate Support to Help You Live Well with Parkinson’s Disease

At Assisting Hands® Home Care, we understand the unique challenges of living with Parkinson’s disease. Our compassionate caregivers provide essential non-medical support to help individuals maintain independence, dignity, and quality of life in the comfort of their own homes.

In-Home Parkinson’s Care Tailored to You

As Parkinson’s progresses, everyday tasks can become more difficult. Our caregivers offer reliable assistance and companionship designed to ease daily living while promoting safety and comfort.

Services may include:

  • Help with dressing, grooming, and hygiene routines
  • Support with mobility and transfers to reduce fall risks
  • Meal preparation and feeding assistance if needed
  • Medication reminders to help maintain treatment schedules
  • Transportation to appointments and activities
  • Cognitive support and meaningful engagement to encourage connection and mental stimulation
A Steady Hand When You Need It Most

Our care teams work closely with families and healthcare providers to understand each client’s needs and adapt services as the condition evolves. We focus on providing consistency, patience, and encouragement  all essential for those living with Parkinson’s.

Whether care is needed a few hours a day or around the clock, Assisting Hands is here to provide trusted Parkinson’s home care that supports both individuals and their families.

Parkinson’s Home Care FAQs
Specialized in-home support designed to improve safety, mobility, and quality of life for individuals living with Parkinson’s disease.

In Parkinson’s care, timing is everything. Caregivers are trained to understand the on/off phenomenon, where even a short delay in medication can lead to sudden loss of mobility or increased tremors. We follow strict medication schedules to help maintain a steady state and reduce fluctuations that may lead to falls or frustration.

Our caregivers are trained in cueing techniques to help manage freezing episodes, including visual cues, rhythmic counting, and environmental adjustments. We assist with doorways, transitions, and transfers using steady support techniques that promote safety and independence while reducing fall risk.

Yes. Parkinson’s affects more than movement. We support non-motor symptoms such as anxiety, depression, and sleep disturbances. Care plans include emotional support, cognitive engagement activities, and overnight monitoring when needed to ensure safety and provide family respite.