Someone living with Parkinson’s disease may require only minimal support during the early stages of the disease. As their condition progresses, they may require increased levels of care and support with the day-to-day tasks of living. At this stage, live-in Parkinson’s care can help your loved one receive the dedicated care they need while continuing to live in the comfort of their own home.Live-in care and respite care may also be appropriate when a family carer is finding it challenging to cope with the physical and emotional demands of caregiving. Respite care allows a family carer to take a break from looking after their loved one so that they can take the time they need to recharge and refresh.