Parkinson's Disease Physical Therapy at Home

Patient standing on a foam balance pad and reaching overhead as a physical therapist demonstrates the exercise

Physical therapy is one of the most effective ways to manage Parkinson's disease. We help you stay stronger, steadier and more independent, with exercise and strategies built for your home and your daily routine.

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Goals of treatment

  • Maintain your quality of life
  • Improve mobility and function
  • Reduce stiffness and rigidity
  • Walk with bigger, steadier steps
  • Lower the risk of falls
  • Stay independent at home longer

How we work with you

  • Amplitude training (big, deliberate movements)
  • Reciprocal walking and arm patterns
  • Balance training
  • Stretching and flexibility
  • Strength training
  • Strategies for freezing, turning and getting up

What to expect

  1. Evaluation at home. We assess walking, balance, strength and how you manage daily tasks.
  2. Your program. Exercises and strategies tailored to your symptoms and goals.
  3. Ongoing support. We adjust your plan as your needs change and train family members to help.

Medicare Part B accepted. Learn more in our article Physical Therapy for Parkinson's Disease.