A Parkinson’s diagnosis can create new responsibilities and concerns for the entire family. At Senior Helpers Boston and South Shore, we help local families manage those changes with Parkinson’s disease care in Westwood that is informed, personalized and nurse-guided. Our caregivers are Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs), Home Health Aides (HHAs) or both, and have completed specialized training developed in collaboration with the Johns Hopkins Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders Center, a National Parkinson Foundation Center of Excellence. This training prepares them to assist with a wide range of symptoms while supporting safety, dignity and quality of life. Every care plan is guided by a registered nurse to help maintain consistent quality.
Everyday Support That Evolves Over Time
The symptoms and challenges associated with Parkinson’s disease can vary widely from person to person and may change over time. That is why our Parkinson’s disease care in Westwood is built around the individual rather than a standard list of services. We begin by assessing the client’s routines, abilities, symptoms and specific concerns, then create a personalized care plan. Our caregivers can provide support that addresses tremors, rigidity, bradykinesia, balance difficulties, anxiety, depression and other symptoms. Depending on the situation, care may also include medication reminders, mobility assistance, light exercise, household tasks and fall prevention, with services adjusted as needed.
Helping Families Navigate Change Together
Effectively caring for someone with Parkinson’s often takes more than meeting day-to-day needs. It also means supporting the family members who are helping them navigate changes along the way. Our Parkinson’s disease care in Westwood takes a collaborative approach by bringing together caregivers, loved ones and medical professionals as part of the full Circle of Care. This helps us keep services coordinated and responsive as symptoms, routines and priorities evolve. We are also thoughtful about the financial realities families may face, so we build flexible plans with economic respect in mind. Our goal is to reduce the demands of caregiving while helping everyone involved feel more supported and confident.
Call us at 617-500-6999 or contact us using the form here on our website to find the right Parkinson’s disease care in Westwood for your loved one today.