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Tag Archives: Parkinson’s
The Training Gap for Family Caregivers
A recent study from the United Hospital Fund and the AARP Public Policy Institute raised some eyebrows when it revealed that approximately 46 percent of family caregivers perform some medical or nursing task around the house. Now, new information is coming to light that suggests there may not be enough training available to family members, The New York Times reports. Continue reading
Parkinson’s Awareness Month
April is recognized across the country as Parkinson’s Awareness Month and for those responsible for the care of a loved one with the condition, it may serve as a good time to evaluate how they provide care. This is especially true when it comes to looking at their living environment, as there are many small changes Parkinson’s care providers can make to help their loved one live more independently. Continue reading
Posted in Caregivers, caregiving, Health, Helpful Tips, Home Care, Parkinsons, Personal Care
Tagged April, home care, independence, Parkinson's, Parkinson's Awareness Month
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Possible Test for Parkinson’s
One of the biggest challenges posed by Parkinson’s disease is that there’s no surefire test to diagnose the condition. However, new research suggests that looking at a patient’s salivary glands could offer some insight into whether he or she has the disease earlier than ever before. Continue reading
Posted in Health, News, Parkinsons, Resources
Tagged Charles Adler, diagnosis, glands, Parkinson's, Parkinson's Disease, PD, research, sailvary, test
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Parkinson’s Detected through Speech Changes
Parkinson’s affects approximately 1 million Americans, and experts estimate that about 50,000 new cases are diagnosed each year. It can be difficult to identify the most subtle early signs of the disease, but new research suggests something as simple as voice recording may be able to diagnose the condition, according to The Daily Mail. Continue reading
Posted in caregiving, Family Caregivers, Health, Parkinsons
Tagged caregiving, Health, Parkinson's
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On Topic with Parkinson’s Disease
It happens at least once per generation; a shocking diagnosis sends a ripple effect throughout an entire family. While each family reacts differently to life-changing news, one thing remains the same; it is an opportunity for families to strengthen their relationships and renew an optimistic outlook. Continue reading
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