Parkinson's Care

At Notting Hill Care, our specialized Parkinson’s disease home care aims to aid families in adjusting to a recent diagnosis or managing advanced stages of this progressive condition. We understand the emotional, social, and physical toll it takes on both the individual and their loved ones. Our devoted domiciliary care team offers trusted and compassionate support at home, fostering improved health and well-being within the familiar environment.

What is Parkinson’s Disease?

As highlighted by Parkinson’s UK, the fastest-growing neurological condition globally, Parkinson’s disease involves the gradual deterioration of specific brain areas over an extended period. Approximately 145,000 individuals in the UK live with Parkinson’s.

This condition arises from the gradual malfunction and subsequent loss of dopamine cells in the brain. When these cells cease functioning and diminish over time, the brain’s capacity to generate adequate dopamine for regulating movement is compromised, leading to the manifestation of symptoms.

Symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease

Prior to receiving a medical diagnosis, individuals often observe symptoms of Parkinson’s disease over an extended period.

The three primary symptoms of Parkinson’s are:

  • Sluggish movement
  • Involuntary tremors in specific body parts
  • Rigidity and stiffness in muscles.

With over 40 diverse symptoms, Parkinson’s impacts each person uniquely. Other physical and psychological manifestations encompass:

  • Sleep disturbances
  • Mild cognitive impairments
  • Challenges with balance
  • Urinary issues or constipation
  • Decreased sense of smell
  • Difficulty in swallowing, chewing, and speaking

Parkinson’s Care at Home

Notting Hill Care specializes in personalized Parkinson’s Care at Home, aiming to enhance individuals’ quality of life amidst the changes in their condition. We prioritize understanding the unique needs of each person and co-creating a tailored support plan centered around their preferences.

Our philosophy revolves around collaborative partnerships, involving customers, their families, and healthcare experts to craft customized care plans catering to specific needs.

Acknowledging the impact of a Parkinson’s diagnosis, we emphasize the invaluable benefits of receiving expert one-on-one care within the comfort of home. Our highly trained and compassionate carers ensure an improved quality of life for individuals.

For caregivers seeking additional support, our adaptable and fully managed service, designed around individual requirements, offers personalized assistance in navigating life with Parkinson’s. Reach out today to explore how our dedicated approach can assist your family and provide exceptional Parkinson’s disease home care.

The Importance of Parkinson’s Help at Home

At Notting Hill Care, we champion the right of individuals grappling with Parkinson’s disease to relish a high quality of life, preserving their independence and dignity within the familiarity of their homes. Whether diagnosed recently or managing progressing symptoms, maintaining autonomy and choice is paramount. Hence, our commitment lies in placing our customers at the core of every Parkinson’s support strategy.

Our approach to Parkinson’s disease home care revolves around meticulous personalization, ensuring an in-depth comprehension of each individual’s condition, requirements, preferences, aspirations, and hobbies. Our caregivers specialize in providing tailored Parkinson’s support, assisting with household tasks and personal care.

From preparing meals to engaging in heartfelt conversations over tea, our caregivers extend support in various capacities, including more delicate tasks like bathing. Should your loved one necessitate further Parkinson’s care at home, our caregivers guarantee expert, warm, and enthusiastic assistance.

Recognizing the significance of consistency and uninterrupted support, our dedicated and compassionate caregivers ensure that your loved one receives unwavering care akin to familial bonds.

For more insights into Parkinson’s disease, explore additional resources available through Parkinson’s UK.