Orange & Seminole Counties 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 Prestige Home Care of Orange & Seminole Counties. 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 balance difficulty, there are also a number of non-motor symptoms your loved one might experience. Our experienced Parkinson’s caregivers can 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