Our caregivers and therapists are trained to manage all primary and secondary Parkinson's symptoms
Resting Tremors
Involuntary shaking of hands, fingers, or limbs at rest. Caregivers assist with daily tasks affected by tremors such as eating, writing, and dressing.
Bradykinesia
Slowness of movement making simple tasks very time-consuming. Caregivers provide patient, skilled assistance without rushing or stressing the patient.
Rigidity and Stiffness
Muscle stiffness causing pain and reduced range of motion. Physiotherapists perform passive stretching and mobility exercises to manage rigidity.
Balance and Falls
Postural instability puts patients at high fall risk. We implement fall prevention strategies, home safety modifications, and supervised mobility routines.
Freezing Episodes
Sudden inability to initiate movement. Caregivers are trained in verbal and visual cueing techniques to safely help patients move through freezing.
Speech and Swallowing
Soft voice, slurred speech, and dysphagia are common. Speech therapists provide LSVT LOUD therapy and swallowing rehabilitation at home.
Cognitive Changes
Memory difficulties and dementia in advanced stages. Caregivers are trained in cognitive engagement and dementia care protocols to support gently.
Sleep Disorders
Parkinson's disrupts sleep with vivid dreams and restlessness. Night-care attendants provide supervised safe sleep and alert caregiving through the night.