Parkinson’s disease brings physical changes that can make everyday tasks more difficult. Tremors, stiffness, and slowed movement can turn getting dressed, eating, or walking into daily challenges—not just for the person with Parkinson’s, but also for their loved ones.
As the condition progresses, balancing safety, support, and independence becomes more complex. That’s where in-home care can make a meaningful difference.
Why More Families Choose Home Care
Caring for someone with Parkinson’s can become overwhelming, especially as needs increase over time. What starts as help with meals or errands can quickly evolve into daily assistance with mobility, hygiene, or safety.
Home care provides non-medical support that lightens the load for families while helping seniors maintain their dignity and independence.
Personalized Support for Changing Needs
No two Parkinson’s journeys are the same. Symptoms can vary day to day, and needs often shift over time. That’s why personalized care is essential.
Our caregivers tailor support to each individual—whether it’s help with walking, fine motor tasks, or simply managing fatigue—ensuring comfort without compromising autonomy.
A Safer, More Comfortable Home
Fall risks increase as Parkinson’s progresses. Even everyday actions like rising from a chair or crossing a room can become hazardous.
Caregivers help prevent accidents by assisting with movement, transfers, and eliminating home safety hazards like clutter or loose rugs—giving families peace of mind.
Companionship That Makes a Difference
Living with Parkinson’s can feel isolating. A caregiver provides more than just physical help—they offer conversation, shared meals, and companionship that lifts spirits and supports emotional well-being.
Whether it’s enjoying a walk, listening to music, or reminiscing, those personal connections matter.
Support for Family Caregivers
Family caregivers often juggle work, home life, and full-time care—leading to stress and burnout. Professional caregivers provide essential relief, allowing families to rest, recharge, and focus on quality time with their loved one.
Enhancing Daily Life, the Non-Medical Way
Home care is about making each day more manageable and meaningful. Caregivers help with meal prep, light exercise, personal care, and offer a friendly presence throughout the day—helping clients live well at home.
Mealtime and Hydration Support
Nutrition plays a key role in managing Parkinson’s, but cooking and eating can be tough. Caregivers handle grocery shopping, meal preparation, and clean-up, and adjust food textures as needed for easier eating.
They also remind and assist with hydration—supporting overall health and comfort.
Local Support in the Monterey Peninsula and Salinas
If someone you love is living with Parkinson’s, BrightStar Care is here to help. We serve families in Monterey, Carmel, Pacific Grove, Pebble Beach, Marina, Hollister, Seaside, Salinas, Soledad, and King City.
📍 BrightStar Care of The Monterey Peninsula
📞 (831) 641-1087
🌐 brightstarcare.com/monterey-peninsula(Opens in a new window)
🏠 2511 Garden Road, Suite A-250, Monterey, CA 93940