Beyond tremors, Parkinson's impacts balance, movement speed (bradykinesia), coordination, and sleep. Comprehensive Parkinson's home care in Edmonton is designed to support every aspect of the condition.
Parkinson's patients rely on strict medication schedules to keep symptoms under control. Ohana Care's trained caregivers provide dependable medication reminders as part of a personalized care plan, so doses are never missed.
Regular movement is vital for individuals living with Parkinson's disease. As part of our Edmonton Parkinson's home care services, trained caregivers encourage and support safe exercise routines to help maintain strength, mobility, and flexibility as the disease progresses.
Committed to improving the lives of Albertans living with Parkinson's through education, support group connections, and access to community resources.
Supporting the Parkinson's community across British Columbia through education, accessible services, and meaningful advocacy.
Yes. Our caregivers prepare meals suited to your loved one's needs, including soft or easy-to-eat options for those experiencing swallowing difficulties, helping them maintain their health and quality of life at home.
Yes. As Parkinson's progresses, so does our care. We adjust support levels to meet changing needs at all stages, whether that means more mobility support, additional help with daily life tasks, or increased hours as the condition progresses.
Our caregivers are trained to assist with walking, transfers, and safe movement throughout the home. This hands-on mobility support and focus on fall prevention helps your loved one move with greater confidence and reduces the risk of accidents at home.
Yes. Our Health Care Aides provide timely medication reminders and assistance with pre-measured blister packs to ensure doses are never missed. For more complex medication needs, we can arrange a Licensed Practical Nurse or Registered Nurse.
Staying active plays an important role in managing Parkinson's symptoms. Our caregivers encourage safe movement and daily exercise as part of a broader approach to support well-being at home.
