Our registered nurses provide expert in-home support for individuals living with Parkinson's disease. From movement assistance and fall prevention to medication management and family guidance, we help clients maintain quality of life in the comfort of their own home.

Parkinson's affects movement in unique ways. Our nurses are trained in movement facilitation, gait assistance, and fall prevention strategies tailored to each client's current motor function.
Parkinson's medications must be taken on a precise schedule. Our nurses ensure medications are administered on time, monitor for side effects, and communicate changes to the care team.
Parkinson's can affect speech clarity and swallowing safety. Our nurses monitor for dysphagia, support safe eating practices, and coordinate with speech therapy when needed.

Parkinson's affects gait, balance, and coordination in ways that change day to day. Our nurses use evidence-based cueing techniques, safe transfer protocols, and home environment assessments to keep clients moving safely.
Steady steps. Safer days.

Levodopa and other Parkinson's medications must be taken on a strict schedule. Our nurses administer medications on time, monitor for side effects like dyskinesia or orthostatic hypotension, and communicate changes to the prescribing physician.
Right dose. Right time. Every time.

Non-motor symptoms - anxiety, depression, cognitive fluctuations - are as important as physical ones. Our nurses provide structured routines, meaningful engagement, and compassionate companionship to support the whole person.
Learn about our specialty care approachParkinson's tremors and rigidity make personal care challenging. Our nurses provide patient, skilled assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting - preserving dignity throughout.
Dysphagia is common in Parkinson's and poses a serious aspiration risk. Our nurses are trained to identify warning signs and support safe eating practices.
Caring for someone with Parkinson's is demanding. We equip family members with practical skills, communication strategies, and emotional support to sustain their caregiving role.
Individuals with Parkinson's who receive structured in-home nursing care experience fewer falls, better medication adherence, and longer periods of independent living compared to those without professional support.
Family caregivers supported by professional Parkinson's nurses report significantly reduced caregiver burden and greater confidence in managing the complex, evolving needs of their loved one.
Our Parkinson's care service supports individuals at every stage of the condition, from early motor changes to advanced disease requiring full daily nursing support.
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Learn MoreNot sure what level of support your family needs? Our team will help you find the right fit for your loved one's Parkinson's journey.
Contact UsChoose the booking window that fits your situation. All sessions are delivered by a registered nurse with Parkinson's care experience.
Specialty Care surcharge applies on top of the base session rate. Pricing reflects the additional expertise, specialist training, and tailored care protocols required for Parkinson's disease management by our registered nurses.
Ideal for short respite, morning routines, or a focused movement and medication session.
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Full half-day Parkinson's care covering personal care, meals, medication management, and family updates.
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Extended full-day specialist presence for complex Parkinson's needs, nighttime mobility challenges, or overnight safety.
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NEED ONGOING SUPPORT?
Clients who require consistent weekly or daily Parkinson's care can access ongoing care plans, with the same nurse when possible, structured session notes, and family progress updates throughout.
Contact usContact us to arrange an initial assessment and we will match you with an experienced Parkinson's-trained nurse. We recommend booking at least 24 to 48 hours in advance to ensure the right nurse is prepared for your loved one.
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Read moreCommon questions about our Parkinson's Care service in Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area.
Our Parkinson's care service includes movement and mobility support, fall prevention, medication management, personal care assistance, nutrition and swallowing safety monitoring, cognitive and emotional support, and ongoing family guidance. Each care plan is tailored to the individual's current stage and personal needs.
Yes. Our Parkinson's care nurses receive specialised training in movement facilitation, medication timing for Parkinson's regimens, dysphagia awareness, non-motor symptom management, and fall prevention strategies. They are experienced in working with individuals at all stages of the condition.
Absolutely. We provide care for individuals at every stage of Parkinson's, from early motor changes requiring light support to advanced disease requiring full daily nursing care. Our care plans are regularly reassessed and adjusted as needs evolve.
Medication timing is critical in Parkinson's management. Our nurses follow the client's prescribed schedule precisely, including levodopa timing, and monitor for side effects such as dyskinesia or orthostatic hypotension. Any concerns are documented and communicated to the prescribing physician.
Yes. We offer flexible scheduling including daytime visits, overnight care, and 24-hour live-in support. Overnight care is particularly valuable for managing nighttime mobility challenges, medication schedules, and ensuring safety during hours when family caregivers need rest.
Whenever possible, we assign a consistent nurse or small team to build familiarity and trust with the client. Consistency is especially important for individuals with Parkinson's, as familiar caregivers reduce anxiety and improve cooperation with care routines.
We provide Parkinson's care across the Greater Toronto Area including Toronto, North York, Scarborough, Markham, Richmond Hill, Vaughan, Mississauga, Brampton, and Etobicoke. Contact us to confirm availability for your specific location.
We recommend booking at least 24 to 48 hours in advance to ensure the most suitable nurse is matched and briefed. For urgent situations, please contact us directly and we will make every effort to arrange same-day or next-day support.
Parkinson's care is not covered by OHIP. We provide itemised receipts that may be submitted to your Health Spending Account (HSA), Flexible Spending Account (FSA), or private long-term care insurance. Please verify eligibility directly with your insurer.
Book through our online form or contact us directly to schedule a free initial assessment. We will visit your home, assess the client's needs and environment, and develop a personalised care plan with your family's input.
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