If you or your loved one is living with Parkinson’s disease, you aren’t alone…
Around 166,000 people have Parkinson’s disease in the UK, according to Parkinson’s UK.
Symptoms of Parkinson’s can be debilitating for those dealing with the illness. A task as everyday as making a cup of tea can feel impossible to do safely.
We believe everyone deserves to live with dignity and comfort – that’s why we created our CQC-qualified Parkinson’s home care service.
With over 20 years of experience, you can trust us to deliver a care package that works for you and your needs. Get in touch with us today to see how we can help.
Our Parkinson’s Home Care Services
Access Our Parkinson’s Disease Care at Home In Three Steps
Reaching out for help can feel daunting; we understand. The last thing you want at this time is to be dealing with complex applications, so we make it as easy as possible.
With us, accessing Parkinson’s care at home is as simple as 1, 2, 3…
Contact Our Friendly Team
Reach out to our team, who are more than happy to talk through your needs and goals, as well as how we can support you with Parkinson’s care at home.
We Visit You At Home
One of our expert carers will visit you at home, where we’ll have a chat about what the best care plan for you might look like.
Your Personalised Care Starts
Our team puts together a bespoke care plan to meet all of your needs, delivering it all from the comfort of your own home.
How Parkinson’s Home Care Can Help
Living with Parkinson’s often comes with complex medical needs, making caring for yourself harder than necessary – but it doesn’t need to be this way.
Parkinson’s home care supports those living with the disease to live independent, safe, and fulfilled lives despite the challenges of its symptoms.
As a progressive illness, it can feel impossible to stay in control of the adapting symptoms, but home care for Parkinson’s changes that. Not only do you gain support in managing the day-to-day, but you get reassurance that the future is taken care of, too.
We Support You With All Parkinson’s Symptoms
Parkinson’s is a complex condition that affects people in different ways. As such, we make sure our team is trained to support you with any and all symptoms of Parkinson’s, including:
- Mobility
- Balance
- Muscle stiffness
- Fall risk
- Sleep disturbances
- Cognition difficulties
- Mental health
Speak to us directly about the symptoms most concerning you or your loved ones, and we will work on putting together a care package to support them.
Our Service Users Trust Us To Deliver Expert Parkinson’s Home Care
Feeling nervous to reach out, or worried about losing your sense of freedom? Our Parkinson’s home care services are designed to support safe, independent living for those who need it.
Rated ‘Good’ by CQC, you can trust our expert team to empower you to live with dignity when you need it most. For over 20 years, we’ve supported people with a range of complex care needs through our home care services.
We’re proud of the care services we offer, but don’t just take our word for it – take a look at how others feel about our team.
Meet the Team Delivering Your Parkinson’s Home Care
Living with Parkinson’s disease can feel lonely, but our team is right by your side throughout it all…
Parkinson’s is a progressive degenerative disease, meaning it gets worse as time goes by, bringing new challenges to face along the way. With decades of experience, all of our carers have the right skills to support you fully, no matter what comes your way.
Meet the people who make Mountbatton Care what it is.
Where to Find Us
We deliver our bespoke Parkinson’s care at home across the North West area, covering everything from Liverpool to Southport.
Our Liverpool Branch
Looking for Parkinson’s home care in or around Liverpool? Whether you’re in Bootle, Waterloo, or Wavertree, we come to you. Find our Liverpool branch at the following address:
62-68 Strand Rd
Bootle
L20 4BG
Contact: 0151 920 5797
Our Southport Branch
For those based in Southport, from Churchtown to Ainsdale, we’re ready to support with quality Parkinson’s care at home. You can find our Southport branch at the following address:
43 London St
Southport
PR9 0TH
Contact: 01704 231231
Don’t see your location listed? Don’t worry, give us a call at your nearest branch to see how we can help.
Why Choose Us for Parkinson’s Home Care
When a carer is coming into your home, we understand how important it is for you to feel comfortable and safe with that person.
To ensure we deliver trustworthy, dignified Parkinson’s home care consistently to all our service users, we follow four key principles as a team.
Person-Centred Support
Nurtured Independence
Dignity and Respect
Family Inclusion
Parkinson’s Disease Care at Home FAQs
Parkinson’s is a progressive neurological disease, meaning it impacts the brain, with symptoms getting worse over time.
In the early stages of Parkinson’s, a person may notice a slight tremor or stiffness in their muscles. Movements can become slower, and their handwriting becomes smaller – a condition known as micrographia.
As the disease progresses, motor skills can weaken, meaning a wheelchair is often needed. Speech can become challenging, with a softer, slurred voice straining communication. Sleep, memory, and swallowing can also be affected in the later stages of the illness.
The best way to get an accurate estimate of how much your Parkinson’s care at home will cost is to give us a call.
We treat each person as an individual to ensure we’re able to provide the most dedicated, personalised care. As such, the cost of our Parkinson’s care at home will differ depending on the level of support required.
If living with Parkinson’s disease is starting to impact your everyday life significantly, it’s likely time to seek support with Parkinson’s care at home. No one deserves to struggle with the day-to-day because of complex symptoms. When you’re ready, our team is here for you.
We offer extensive, bespoke support to care for all different types of Parkinson’s disease needs. However, you can also access additional support from the NHS, such as therapy, counselling, and access to support groups.
Find out more about the additional services you can access via the NHS on their website.