Parkinson’s Care at Home in Colorado
Parkinsons disease can affect movement, balance, coordination, and everyday routines. As needs change, additional support at home may help a person maintain independence and quality of life.
Assisting Hands provides personalized non-medical Parkinson’s care throughout Littleton, Lakewood, Highlands Ranch, Denver, and surrounding Colorado communities.
How Can Home Care Help Someone With Parkinson's?
Depending on the individual’s needs, caregivers may assist with:
Walking and mobility
Transfers
Dressing
Grooming
Bathing
Toileting
Meal preparation
Household tasks
Transportation
Companionship
Daily routines
Medication reminders
Supporting Independence
Our goal is not to take over tasks your loved one can safely do themselves.
Instead, caregivers can provide assistance where needed while encouraging independence and participation in everyday activities.
Because Parkinson’s can affect balance and movement, our caregivers help keep daily routines consistent, offer steady support with walking and transfers, and stay aware of fall risks around the home, such as cluttered walkways, loose rugs, poor lighting, and changes in your loved one’s balance or gait.
Connected to the Local Parkinson's Community
Our owner, Joyce Titeica, facilitates the Parkinson Association of the Rockies (PAR) Littleton support group. That ongoing connection helps our team understand the day-to-day realities of living with Parkinson’s, for the person diagnosed, the care partner, and the family members who support them.
Local and national resources:
Parkinson Association of the Rockies
Support groups, education, and resources across the Rocky Mountain region.
Parkinson's Pointe
A Denver-area nonprofit wellness center offering Parkinson’s-specific exercise and education classes and community connection.
Parkinson's Foundation
Education, research, and a helpline for people with Parkinson’s and their families.
Personalized Parkinson's Care
Everyone experiences Parkinson’s differently.
A personalized care plan allows us to consider your loved one’s routine, abilities, preferences, and changing needs.
Assisting Hands caregivers provide non-medical support and do not replace medical professionals or therapists.