Parkinson's Care at Home in Seattle

May 2, 2025

When a loved one is living with Parkinson’s disease, Parkinson’s Care at Home in Seattle offers a safer, more supportive way to manage symptoms and maintain independence—without leaving the comfort of home.

Why Parkinson’s Requires Specialized In-Home Care in Seattle

Parkinson’s disease affects each person differently, but its progressive nature means families often need increasing levels of help over time. Common challenges include:

  • Tremors and stiffness affecting mobility and self-care

  • Slowness of movement (bradykinesia) making daily tasks difficult

  • Balance issues leading to fall risks

  • Difficulty speaking or swallowing

  • Medication timing that's crucial to symptom control

  • Cognitive changes, including memory loss or depression

Seattle’s hilly terrain and rainy weather can increase fall risks, making in-home care not just a preference—but a necessity.

What In-Home Parkinson’s Care Includes

At Caringene, we provide Parkinson’s-specific in-home care tailored to your loved one’s stage and daily routine. Services include:

  • Mobility support and fall prevention

  • Assistance with dressing, bathing, and grooming

  • Help preparing meals and managing nutrition

  • Medication reminders and monitoring

  • Transportation to appointments or physical therapy

  • Speech support and companionship

  • Care coordination with neurologists or therapists

Whether your family is in Capitol Hill, Ballard, Bellevue, or Redmond, we’ll match you with a caregiver experienced in Parkinson’s support.

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Why Families Choose In-Home Parkinson’s Care Over Facilities

Assisted living or skilled nursing facilities may seem like the next step—but many Seattle families prefer staying at home longer with the right help.

Advantages of Parkinson’s Home Care:

  • Familiar surroundings reduce stress and confusion

  • 1-on-1 care that evolves as symptoms change

  • Lower infection risk than shared facilities

  • Flexible scheduling—from 2 hours/day to 24/7 support

  • Significantly more affordable than full-time assisted living

At Caringene, our caregivers are trained in movement disorders, helping clients stay active and safe.

Parkinson’s Care Costs in Seattle

Care Option

Typical Cost

Notes

Caringene In-Home Care

$35–$40/hour

Flexible plans, no contracts

Assisted Living Facility

$7,000–$9,500/month

Not Parkinson-specific care

Memory Care/Skilled Nursing

$9,500–$12,000/month

Institutional, less personalized

💡 We work with families to build affordable care plans, whether part-time or 24/7.

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Why Seattle Families Trust Caringene for Parkinson’s Help

  • Fast onboarding—often same or next day

  • 25–40% more affordable than national agencies

  • Seattle-based caregivers who understand the local healthcare system

  • No long-term contracts or hidden fees

  • Trained staff in Parkinson’s, stroke, and other neurological recovery care

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FAQs: Parkinson’s Home Care in Seattle

When should someone with Parkinson’s start in-home care?
Many families begin care during mid-stage Parkinson’s, when symptoms start affecting daily living—especially bathing, cooking, or transportation.

Can you help after a hospitalization or fall?
Yes. We specialize in post-hospital recovery and often start care within 24 hours of discharge.

Is Parkinson’s home care long-term or short-term?
It can be both. We offer flexible support based on changing needs—whether it’s a few hours/week or 24/7 live-in help.

Looking for Parkinson’s care at home in Seattle? Let’s build a plan that keeps your loved one safe, supported, and independent.

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Because Parkinson’s may be progressive—but so is our care.

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Whether it’s after surgery, a fall, or just time for daily support — we provide fast, compassionate in-home care for families across Washington.
No contracts. No call centers. Just real care, when your family needs it most.