Parkinson's Care

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1. We develop a customized care plan for the person with Parkinson's, which outlines their specific needs and preferences. This plan will consider their symptoms, medication regimen, mobility limitations, and any other relevant factors.
2. We educate the caregiver: Caregivers are provided with training and education about Parkinson's disease, including its symptoms, stages, and treatments. This will enable them to better understand the person's condition and provide appropriate care.
3. Promote independence: Parkinson's disease can cause a loss of mobility and other challenges that can limit independence. Crossroads Homecare will work to promote the person's independence by providing assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs) and supporting them in maintaining their hobbies and interests.
4. Encourage exercise: Exercise can help to improve mobility and alleviate symptoms of Parkinson's. The home care agency should encourage the person to engage in exercise as appropriate and provide assistance with exercises if needed.
5. Monitor symptoms: Parkinson's symptoms can fluctuate over time, and it's important to monitor them closely. We are vigilant in observing changes in the person's symptoms and reporting them to the appropriate healthcare provider.
6. Living with Parkinson's can be emotionally challenging. We provide emotional support to a person with Parkinson's  

Our caregivers are there to insure comfort and safety. They help make the day easier.