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Parkinson's Care at Home from Touching Hearts at Home of Gainesville

Parkinson's care at home is in-home support shaped around a condition that changes hour to hour. The same person may walk unaided in the morning and need steadying by mid-afternoon, so the care has to move with the medication cycle rather than run to a fixed routine.

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Parkinson's Care at Home From Touching Hearts at Home of Gainesville

Touching Hearts at Home of Gainesville offers parkinson's care at home to families throughout Gainesville, FL; Ocala, FL; The Villages, FL. Reach out to Ruben and Rose Ramos, Owners, to discuss scheduling, pricing, and how this service can be tailored to your family's needs.

What's Included

  • Support with the medication schedule set by the neurologist, kept to the minute
  • Steadying and transfers, and help through freezing episodes
  • Help with dressing, buttons, and cutlery when fine motor control is the barrier
  • Meal preparation adapted for slower eating or swallowing difficulty
  • Support with the exercises and therapy programs the clinical team has set
  • Fall prevention, and safe routes through doorways and turns
  • Company and conversation when speech has become quiet and effortful
  • Respite for a spouse who has become the round-the-clock caregiver

Who It's For

Someone living with Parkinson's who needs help that flexes with their symptoms rather than arriving on a fixed schedule, and the family member who has been absorbing the shortfall, often for years.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is parkinson's care at home?

Parkinson's care at home is in-home support shaped around a condition that changes hour to hour. The same person may walk unaided in the morning and need steadying by mid-afternoon, so the care has to move with the medication cycle rather than run to a fixed routine.

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