Oral health and grooming

Replacing traditional toothbrushes and shavers with electronic ones can help patients who experience stiffness in their daily activities.

Personal hygiene and bathing

People with Parkinson's disease should avoid using bath tubs. Instead, they should use a stool to sit on and bathe under a shower or running tap for safety.

Dressing

Elastic, easy-to-put-on garments with minimum buttons/zips should be worn. Anti-skid footwear should be purchased to prevent falls. 

Food

Parkinson's patients can experience constipation often, so offer them fiber-rich food. Feed them calcium to prevent osteoporosis. Also, give them food that's easy to swallow and digest. 

Activities

Meditation and some breathing techniques can help them relax their symptoms, while activities like listening to music and painting (if they can) amp up their mood.