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Morning Pointe Senior Living Offers Clinical Oversight for Parkinson’s Disease

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Morning Pointe Senior Living communities offer clinical services that address many common illnesses for seniors, and Parkinson’s Disease (PD) is one of them. Our nursing and care staff at Morning Pointe assisted living and memory care communities offer several aspects of care that help our residents with PD to manage their disease and continue to live their best lives.

Here’s how:

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Medication Management

Regular Monitoring: Nurses regularly monitor and adjust medications to manage symptoms effectively and minimize side effects.

Timely Administration: We administer medications on schedule, which is crucial for managing Parkinson’s symptoms.

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Symptom Management

Motor Symptoms: We provide therapies and exercises to help manage tremors, stiffness, and balance issues.

Non-Motor Symptoms: Our team addresses non-motor symptoms such as depression, sleep disturbances, and cognitive changes with appropriate interventions.

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Nutritional Support

Balanced Diet: Our food services teams prepare a balanced diet for residents that can help manage symptoms and improve overall health.

Swallowing Difficulties: We address swallowing difficulties with specialized diets and techniques to prevent choking and aspiration.

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24/7 Supervision and Emergency Response

Immediate Assistance: Nurses are available in person or via phone around the clock to respond to emergencies and sudden changes in condition.

Continuous Monitoring: Clinical staff provides ongoing oversight to promptly address any health concerns or complications.

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Coordination of Care

Healthcare Coordination: Each community coordinates with doctors, specialists and other healthcare providers to ensure comprehensive care.

Continuity of Care: Our teams maintain detailed records and communication to provide seamless care transitions if needed.

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Personalized Care Plans

Comprehensive Assessments: Our teams develop personalized care plans based on thorough assessments of each resident’s needs and the progression of the disease.

Adaptation of Care: We modify care plans as the disease progresses to address changing needs.

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Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation

Access to Specialists: We can coordinate care with physical and occupational therapists to create exercise routines that improve mobility and independence.

Fall Prevention: We implement fall prevention strategies and assistive devices to reduce the risk of falls and injuries.

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Mental and Emotional Support

Counseling Services: We provide access to mental health professionals to support emotional well-being.

Social Engagement: Our life enrichment and other associates encourage residents’ participation in social activities to reduce isolation and promote mental health.

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Education and Support for Families

Family Involvement: We educate families about Parkinson’s Disease and involve them in care planning and decision-making.

Support Groups: Our communities facilitate support groups for families to share experiences and gain insights.

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Morning Pointe Senior Living has the tools and resources to help our seniors with PD manage their condition, and to support their loved ones along the journey.

For more information, contact your local Morning Pointe community today to discuss your loved one’s individual health needs. [will link to Locations page here]

*Services may vary at each community.

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