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PAR Services

Your resource for in-home visits, equipment and support

The Association offers programs and services specifically designed to ease the caregiver’s burden. Our patient and family services director will make a home visit to help with determining what resources would be helpful. She will also assess your home environment for any physical obstacles, such as loose rugs, that could cause a fall.

When the patient requires adaptive assistance, such as a wheelchair or walker, we have you covered. Our inventory consists of U-Step walkers, light-weight wheelchairs and canes.

Help is a phone call away with our Information and Referral Helpline. Staffed by a licensed clinical social worker with over 12 years of experience working with Parkinson patients, she is there to answer most non-medical questions pertaining to the disease.

Caregivers need support too. We offer caregiver support groups in Denver. Click here to find a support group today.

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