Conditions · Movement disorder
Parkinson's Disease
Parkinson's changes gradually — and unevenly. In-home care lets us see what a clinic visit can't: how you actually move through a normal day, and where the disease is quietly gaining ground.
How we care for it at home
- Medication timing tuned to real daily rhythms, not clinic hours.
- Home safety review — rugs, thresholds, bathrooms, stairs — to prevent falls.
- Coordination with your neurologist so treatment stays synchronized.
- Support for the non-motor symptoms: sleep, mood, constipation, blood pressure.
What we watch for
- Freezing episodes, dyskinesia, and the wearing-off of medication doses.
- Cognitive change, hallucinations, and REM sleep behavior.
- Swallowing difficulty and unintended weight loss.
- Caregiver strain — which arrives long before anyone talks about it.
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