Parkinson’s care at home in Louisville, KY — a caregiver with the experience your family asks for.
Parkinson’s changes the shape of a day: the slow mornings before the medication takes hold, the unsteady turns in the kitchen, the fall risk in the bathroom, the long nights. In-home care through Hallmark means an experienced private caregiver who knows those rhythms and keeps the routine steady — the same person, day after day. Hallmark Homecare is a referral agency. We recruit, screen and present experienced private caregivers; you meet them, choose one, and the caregiver works directly for you, on the schedule you set.
A real person answers — days, nights and weekends.
“my elderly mother who lives alone and has Parkinson’s fell… I called Shane that day and he jumped into action… The caregivers were talented, caring, hard working individuals who went over and above to help my Mom.”
Where an experienced caregiver makes the difference.
Steady help getting around
Freezing, shuffling and unsteady turns make ordinary rooms hazardous. A caregiver experienced with Parkinson’s helps with transfers, walking and the bathroom, keeps the paths clear, and is there for the moments a fall is most likely.
On time, every time
With Parkinson’s, a late dose is a hard hour. A caregiver keeps the medication schedule your loved one’s physician set, and plans the day around when the medicine is working.
Meals, exercise, the things that keep life full
Meals that are easier to manage, time for the exercises the therapist set, help with dressing when buttons are hard, and company — the parts of the day that keep a person themselves.
Safe through the night
Getting to the bathroom, turning in bed, restlessness — an overnight caregiver or a small 24-hour team keeps the hours the family cannot cover. 24/7 & overnight care →
Experience, continuity, and a plan that can grow.
The same caregiver, who knows the pattern
Parkinson’s is different every day and every hour. A caregiver who returns learns your loved one’s pattern — the good hours, the hard ones — and notices the change worth telling you and the doctor about. Because you engage the caregiver directly, that continuity is the norm, not the exception.
Working to their own competency
The caregivers we refer work to their own experience and competency, and many work under the direction of a care manager, nurse or therapist — carrying out the plan between visits. When a situation calls for a licensed nurse, we can present one.
From a few mornings to around the clock
Families often start with the mornings and add hours as Parkinson’s progresses. You set the schedule and can change it at any time; we present caregivers for the next stage.
Respite for the one who does everything
A spouse caring for a partner with Parkinson’s needs sleep and a day off. A regular caregiver makes both possible. Respite care →
Three things change when the caregiver works for you.
More experienced caregivers
Because more of what you pay reaches the caregiver, private arrangements attract seasoned professionals — people who have done this work for years and chose to keep doing it on their own terms. We present candidates with their background and experience; you interview and decide.
Higher continuity of care
The same caregiver, day after day. A caregiver who is paid properly, chosen by you and answerable to you is far more likely to stay — so your loved one is not meeting a new face every week. And a caregiver who knows your loved one becomes your eyes and ears when you cannot be there — quick to notice a change and to keep you informed.
More comprehensive care
The caregivers we refer work to their own level of competency. Many can support medication reminders and other everyday health tasks under the direction of your care manager or nurse, and when a situation calls for a licensed nurse, we can present one.
Hallmark facilitates. You decide.
Hallmark
We answer the phone — a real person, days, nights and weekends — recruit and screen experienced caregivers, present candidates whose experience and availability fit the hours you need, and help coordinate getting started, weekly billing and year-end tax forms.
Your family
You interview and choose the caregiver, and engage them directly — the caregiver works for you, not us. You set the hours, the tasks and the routine, and direct the day-to-day care, with your nurse or care manager if you have one. We do not assess your loved one or write a plan of care.
Parkinson’s care at home, answered.
Do the caregivers have Parkinson’s experience?
Many do. Tell us what the situation requires — the stage, the mobility, the medication schedule, the nights — and we present candidates whose experience fits. You interview and choose; the caregiver works for you.
Can a caregiver help keep medications on time?
Yes. Medication reminders on a schedule are among the most valuable things a caregiver does for someone with Parkinson’s, and the caregivers we refer work to their own level of competency under the direction of your loved one’s physician, nurse or care manager.
What about the nights?
Night-time is often when Parkinson’s is hardest — getting to the bathroom, turning in bed, restlessness. An overnight caregiver, or a small 24-hour team, keeps those hours safe. 24/7 & overnight care →
Can long-term care insurance help pay for Parkinson’s care at home?
Often, yes. Many long-term care policies reimburse care from a caregiver you engage through Hallmark. We take care of the provider side — the provider forms your carrier asks us for, and the paid invoices you submit; understanding your own policy and working with your carrier stay with you. Call us to get started.
Parkinson’s care at home, from a caregiver you choose.
Hallmark Homecare Louisville (Good Faith Caregiving, LLC) is a referral agency for private in-home caregivers, serving Louisville, Southern Indiana and Central Kentucky. A real person answers — days, nights and weekends.
Call (502) 546-7765