10 Noticeable Signs of Parkinson’s Disease You Should Be Aware Of [Infographic]

If you’re caring for an elderly loved one, you’ll likely notice changes in his or her health over time. Make sure to watch for the signs listed on the following infographic, as they may indicate your loved one is developing Parkinson’s disease, which will require an official diagnosis from the doctor. Seniors with Parkinson’s are better able to live more independent and fulfilling lives when receiving home care. Lincoln families rely on Home Care Assistance to provide the high-quality care their loved ones need, from assistance with bathing to transportation to and from medical appointments. Call us today at [hca_phone] to speak with a friendly Care Manager.

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Ryan Waddell

Ryan Waddell is the co-owner of BeyondWell Home Care, a leading home care agency in the Greater Sacramento area. Since co-founding the company with his parents in 2014, Ryan has spent more than a decade helping families navigate care options and ensuring seniors receive compassionate, high-quality support at home. Drawing on his background in sales, marketing, and client relationship management, he has built BeyondWell into a trusted name in senior care. Ryan studied Facility and Property Management at Brigham Young University and lives in Sacramento with his wife, Ashley, and their four children. Outside of work, he enjoys traveling, sports, technology, and capturing nature through landscape photography.