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Parkinson's Care in Nottingham

Compassionate support in the comfort of your home

Bespoke Parkinson’s Care for You or a Loved One

  • Parkinson’s care tailored to your day-to-day needs

  • Dedicated Care Assistants providing consistent support

  • Highly-rated and regulated care to improve quality of life

A Parkinson’s diagnosis can be life-altering, but it doesn’t have to mean giving up your independence or the comfort of your own surroundings. At Right at Home Nottingham South, we provide personalised and compassionate homecare that helps to minimise the disruption Parkinson’s can bring to daily life.

Whether you or a loved one needs occasional support during the early stages or more involved care as the condition progresses, our trusted team is here to help. Our Care Assistants are trained in Parkinson’s care and work closely with you, your family, and health professionals to ensure your needs are fully met.

What Our Parkinson’s Care Includes

Tailored Care & Support Plans

No two people experience Parkinson’s the same way. That’s why we shape our personalised care plans around your symptoms, preferences, routines, and goals. We regularly review these plans to ensure they continue to meet your changing needs.

Daily Living Support

Our Care Assistants support with everyday tasks that may become more difficult due to stiffness, slow movement, or fatigue. This can include:

  • Personal care such as washing, dressing, grooming, and continence care

  • Safe support with mobility and fall prevention

  • Assistance with meal preparation and dietary support

  • Help with household tasks such as laundry, cleaning, and shopping

Medication Support

Many people living with Parkinson’s rely on medication to manage symptoms. Our Care Assistants can provide reminders, administer medication where appropriate, and monitor for side effects, helping to keep everything on track.

Physical and Cognitive Support

Exercise can play a crucial role in managing Parkinson’s. We can support you with gentle, tailored routines advised by your doctor or physiotherapist. Whether it’s walking, stretching, or balance exercises, our Care Assistants are on hand to encourage safe and beneficial movement.

We also understand the emotional effects of Parkinson’s and provide compassionate companionship and encouragement. This is particularly beneficial for those who may be feeling isolated with their condition.

How Much Care Do You Need?

At Right at Home Nottingham South, we have a highly skilled team of care professionals ready to build your tailored Care & Support Plan with you. Our support has you at the heart of it. Whether you need help for the short term or long term, we’re here to assist you and your loved ones.

  • Visiting Care: Essential support with daily activities such as personal hygiene, meal prep, housekeeping, and medication reminders. This could be as little as an hour per week or multiple visits per day.
  • Respite / Short-Term Care: Temporary relief for family carers by offering professional support at home. We ensure loved ones stay safe and well in familiar surroundings while their primary carers take a well-deserved break.
  • Live-in Care: Comprehensive support for individuals needing assistance at home. Care Assistants provide personal care, medication reminders, mobility support and life-enriching companionship while staying in your home.

Our flexible services evolve with your needs, so you’re always supported in the way that’s right for you.

How to Get Started with Right at Home Nottingham South

We’re here to make your journey into care simple and stress-free. Whether you’ve just received a diagnosis or are looking to change your current care arrangements, our friendly team will guide you through every step.

Get in Touch

Your path to exceptional care begins with the initial chat. Simply contact us by phone or our contact form, and our friendly Nottingham South team will talk through your options and answer any questions you may have surrounding your care needs.

Free Homecare Assessment

Once we have a better idea of your needs, we’ll put together a Care & Support Plan that addresses any and all needs. This is done together with our Client and their family. We carefully select care professionals based not only on their skills and experience but also on their compatibility with your personality and requirements.

Start Your Care & Support Plan

We'll ensure you have the right level of care and support in place that fits around your needs and preferences. These care plans are also entirely flexible – we regularly review your offering to make sure you’re getting the right amount of support.

What Is Parkinson’s Care?

Parkinson’s care at home is about enabling people to live safely and happily in the place they know best. It supports both the physical and emotional challenges of the condition while helping individuals remain as independent as possible.

Together, we create care plans that support:

  • Medical Needs: Including medication support and liaising with healthcare teams

  • Daily Living: Personal care, nutrition, housekeeping, and fall prevention

  • Mental and Emotional Wellbeing: Companionship, emotional support, and encouragement with hobbies or social activities

 

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"Right at Home staff were extremely helpful right from the start. We contacted them at very short notice to arrange care during the recent bank holiday weekend. I suffer from ischaemic heart and was recently diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease. The assessment was conducted in a very relaxed and friendly atmosphere and the Right at Home carer immediately put me at my ease and gave me some much-needed reassurance that we had chosen the right company."

Ian P | Client of Right at Home

Who Will Be My Care Assistant?

When you choose Right at Home Nottingham South, we take great care to match you with a Care Assistant who suits your personality, interests, and needs. Building strong relationships is central to the care we provide.

Our Team:

  • Expertly Trained: Every Care Assistant receives comprehensive training in Parkinson’s care and mobility assistance.

  • Consistent and Familiar: You’ll see the same friendly faces regularly, providing reliable and familiar support.

  • Locally Based: Our team knows Nottingham South and the surrounding areas well and can support you to remain active in your local community.

  • Genuinely Caring: Our Care Assistants are passionate about making a positive difference every day.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Parkinson’s disease?

Parkinson’s is a progressive neurological condition that affects movement. It’s caused by a loss of dopamine-producing nerve cells in the brain.

Parkinsonism is a term that covers several conditions that involve similar symptoms, slow movements, stiffness and problems with walking. 

The most common form of Parkinson’s is called idiopathic Parkinson’s; the cause of this type of Parkinson’s is unknown. The main symptoms of this type of Parkinson’s are tremor, rigidity and slow movements. 

Another form is vascular/arteriosclerotic Parkinsonism and is caused by the restricted blood supply to the brain. It is most commonly found in people who have had a stroke. Common symptoms can include trouble with sleep, movement, mood and memory.

How is Parkinson’s diagnosed?

Based on current evidence Parkinson’s tends to develop gradually. It may take an individual many months or years before symptoms become apparent enough to motivate someone to visit their doctor. Your doctor may perform brain imaging scans to diagnose you with Parkinson’s. 

Parkinson’s may look different for everyone with the diagnosis depending on the type of Parkinson's disease they have.

If you think yourself or a loved one may have signs of Parkinson’s, speak to your GP or a medical professional to learn more. 

Our team of trusted care professionals are trained to prevent falls and provide safe assistance while Clients live independently at home. We assist you both physically and emotionally. We understand that caring for a loved one with Parkinson’s can require additional assistance. Our respite care services offer family carers a balance and the chance to take a break.

Can people with Parkinson’s be cared for at home?

Yes. With the right support, people with Parkinson’s can continue to live safely and independently at home. Our care adapts to the level of help required, from light touch support to full-time live-in care.

Can you help with overnight or live-in care?

Yes. We offer both overnight care (waking or sleeping nights) and live-in care for those needing comprehensive support. These options allow individuals to remain at home with consistent help and companionship.

When does someone with Parkinson’s need professional care?

Everyone’s journey is different. Some people need support early on to remain active, while others seek care as symptoms progress. Our flexible approach means we can start small and adjust the care over time.

What is palliative care for people with Parkinson’s?

We ensure that palliative care for people with Parkinson’s is delivered with sensitivity, compassion, and dignity. Our aim is to keep your loved one as comfortable as possible, offering support with pain management and emotional well-being.

A trusted Care Assistant will be by your side, providing practical and emotional support for the whole family. Together, we can create a personalised care plan that reflects your needs and preferences.

We understand that even simple tasks can feel overwhelming during this time. Our Care Assistants can also help with light housekeeping, laundry, and meal preparation, allowing you to focus on what matters most.

Contact Us Today

Our trusted support is only a call away.

0115 8800911

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