London Imperial Care understands the challenges that Parkinson's disease brings, impacting individuals emotionally, socially, and physically. As a specialist in Parkinson's disease home care, we are here to support both individuals and their families, whether it's adapting to a recent diagnosis or managing the advanced stages of this progressive condition.

Our experienced domiciliary care staff provide compassionate and trusted Parkinson's care at home, creating a familiar environment that fosters improved overall health and well-being.

Supportive Parkinson's Care at Home

At London Imperial Care, our focus is on enabling individuals to live as well as possible despite the changes in their condition. We prioritize the wishes and needs of the individuals, working collaboratively with their loved ones and other care professionals to create a tailored care plan that addresses their unique requirements and preferences.

We understand the value of receiving expert, one-to-one care at home, especially when dealing with a diagnosis like Parkinson's. Staying in a comfortable and familiar environment can significantly enhance the quality of life for individuals facing this condition.

Personalized and Flexible Care

For those caring for someone with Parkinson's, our personalized approach and fully managed, flexible service offer the support needed to navigate life with the condition. Our highly trained and compassionate carers are here to assist and provide care with the utmost sensitivity and understanding.

If you or your loved one requires Parkinson's disease home care, don't hesitate to get in touch with London Imperial Care. We are committed to helping you and your family during this challenging journey with Parkinson's disease.

What is Parkinson's Disease?

Parkinson's disease is a progressive neurological condition characterized by the gradual deterioration of specific brain cells over time. With approximately 145,000 individuals in the UK living with Parkinson's, it remains one of the fastest-growing neurological conditions worldwide.

The condition develops as the brain's dopamine cells cease to function properly and are progressively lost. As a result, the brain struggles to produce enough dopamine to regulate movement effectively, leading to the emergence of symptoms.

Symptoms of Parkinson's Disease

The symptoms of Parkinson's disease may be noticeable before an official medical diagnosis is made. The three main symptoms include slow movement, tremors (involuntary shaking of specific body parts), and stiff and inflexible muscles.

While there are over 40 symptoms associated with Parkinson's, each person may experience them differently. Other physical and psychological symptoms may include sleep problems, mild memory and thinking issues, balance problems, urinary issues or constipation, loss of smell, difficulties in swallowing, chewing, and speaking, as well as depression and anxiety.