Parkinson’s disease is a progressive movement disorder for which there currently is no cure. Therefore, depending on the stage of your Parkinson’s disease and the severity of your symptoms, you may eventually require a variety of home health services–the goals of which are to help you manage the disease and improve your quality of life.
Based on your individualized needs, your home care plan may include a wide range of services such as:…
It’s not uncommon for patients to feel depleted for extended periods of time after undergoing a surgical operation. Depending on the type of surgery you had, a large part of that feeling may be physical in nature. However, an equally large part can be mental — many surgical patients feel like their bodies are letting them down, which can be a hard state of mind to cope with.
Recovering from a surgical procedure can be extremely difficult and shouldn’t be taken lightly.…
If you have an elderly parent who needs more attention than you are able to provide, then choosing health care options is important. This ensures that your parent is taking their medication daily, is not skipping meals, and is able to get the help they need to move from one place to another. There are a few options, such as assisted living, in which your parent would move into a facility that has 24⁄7 staff members available to cater to your parents needs, or you can choose in home health care.…
