Parkinson’s Disease Care Management and Planning Services

Schedule a “get acquainted call” at our website. During this call, we will answer any questions you might have about our services and review our fees. If it feels like we can offer value, we will schedule an initial meeting at a mutually convenient time.

Aging Wisdom does not employ licensed caregivers. However, once we learn more about your situation, personality, preferences, and financial situation, we can help you understand the best options for your unique situation.

If staying at home and adding caregiving support is the best option for your situation, we will make recommendations for specific home care or placement agencies. We can also coordinate or monitor care if that would be helpful. We understand the ins and outs of the caregiving industry and help our clients thoughtfully navigate these decisions.

Aging Wisdom does offer Creative Engagement Services (companionship services) which focuses on optimizing the quality of life for our clients.

Parkinson's disease is progressive which means symptoms change and more care is needed over time. Care planning, especially when done early, helps you navigate your current situation as well as what you might need down the road. We provide education and support you can utilize as your situation becomes more complex.

Identifying a retirement community is complicated, confusing, and often overwhelming. Our team can narrow down your search and save you valuable time. We provide specific recommendations that are tailored and personalized to every family. We utilize our years of experience with the local retirement communities to find the best option for your situation based on care needs, personality, preferences, and financial resources.

By hiring skilled professionals, you will benefit from our decades of collective experience and a record of success in helping families navigate resources. We can save you time, reduce your stress, and facilitate a plan for the future. We also help navigate decision making when siblings aren’t on the same page, or a parent is refusing help. You don’t have to travel the path alone.