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Parkinson’s Emergency Guide
This CareID is associated with a person who has Parkinson’s and may have movement, balance, speech, or medication-timing needs. Allow time, prevent falls, and follow the guidance below.
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This CareID identifies the selected condition but does not contain the person’s name, medications, allergies, caregiver contacts, or individual instructions.
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Immediate Steps
- Allow extra time for the person to respond and move — do not rush them.
- If they are experiencing 'freezing,' guide them with a calm voice and simple cues like 'step forward.'
- Be aware of fall risk — offer a steady arm or stable support if needed.
- Speak clearly and wait for responses — speech may be soft or slow.
- Look for medication schedule information — timing may be critical.
Call 911 Immediately If:
- They have fallen and may be injured
- They show sudden new symptoms such as facial drooping or one-sided weakness (possible stroke)
- They become suddenly confused or unresponsive
- They have difficulty breathing or chest pain
- They are in an unsafe situation and cannot move to safety
Do Not:
- Do not pull or rush the person — this increases fall risk
- Do not assume cognitive impairment — Parkinson's primarily affects movement
- Do not interrupt medication schedules without medical guidance
- Do not ignore sudden new symptoms — they may indicate stroke or another emergency
- Do not speak loudly assuming hearing difficulty — speech may be soft but hearing is often unaffected
After the Immediate Situation
- Allow the person to rest and recover at their own pace
- Ensure they are in a safe, stable position
- Contact caregiver or emergency contact if available
- Locate the medication schedule for the person, caregiver, or responders
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