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Sacramento conference brings attention to day-to-day quality of life for people with Parkinson's and those who care for them.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Californer -- Get Care at Home participated in the Parkinson Association of Northern California's 2026 Annual Education Conference on October 24 at Cal Expo in Sacramento. This year's theme, 'Care Beyond the Diagnosis: Voices, Tools, and Togetherness,' focused on practical strategies and resources for people living with Parkinson's disease and the family members and professionals who support them.
The conference program covered topics including sleep and recovery, preparing for hospital care, living with tremor, research updates, and the experiences of people with young-onset Parkinson's. These issues can affect routines well beyond medical appointments and often change what families need at home.
As a non-medical home care provider, Get Care at Home approaches these challenges through assistance with everyday activities, companionship, respite for family caregivers, and dependable routines adapted to a person's needs. The agency's conference participation reflects its interest in understanding the broader care journey and helping families identify the kinds of support that may be useful alongside medical treatment.
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Get Care at Home does not provide Parkinson's diagnosis, medical treatment, or clinical services. Families seeking in-home assistance may contact the agency for a care assessment, while medical questions should be directed to licensed healthcare professionals.
About Get Care at Home. Get Care at Home is a California-licensed, non-medical home care agency serving Citrus Heights and surrounding Sacramento-area communities. The agency provides assistance with everyday activities, companionship, respite care, and dementia-focused support built around each person's routines and needs. Visit https://www.getcareathome.org to learn more or request a care assessment.
Read the full release: https://www.getcareathome.org/news/panc-parkinsons-education-conference-2026
The conference program covered topics including sleep and recovery, preparing for hospital care, living with tremor, research updates, and the experiences of people with young-onset Parkinson's. These issues can affect routines well beyond medical appointments and often change what families need at home.
As a non-medical home care provider, Get Care at Home approaches these challenges through assistance with everyday activities, companionship, respite for family caregivers, and dependable routines adapted to a person's needs. The agency's conference participation reflects its interest in understanding the broader care journey and helping families identify the kinds of support that may be useful alongside medical treatment.
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Get Care at Home does not provide Parkinson's diagnosis, medical treatment, or clinical services. Families seeking in-home assistance may contact the agency for a care assessment, while medical questions should be directed to licensed healthcare professionals.
About Get Care at Home. Get Care at Home is a California-licensed, non-medical home care agency serving Citrus Heights and surrounding Sacramento-area communities. The agency provides assistance with everyday activities, companionship, respite care, and dementia-focused support built around each person's routines and needs. Visit https://www.getcareathome.org to learn more or request a care assessment.
Read the full release: https://www.getcareathome.org/news/panc-parkinsons-education-conference-2026
Source: Get Care at Home
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