One of the most common neurological diseases affecting the population over 65 years old is Parkinson’s disease. It is a progressive neurodegenerative disease that is formed by the degeneration of dopaminergic neurons of substantia nigra. Development of the disease can not be stopped, but can be slowed down by various treatments. It is crucial to establish a proper diagnosis as early as possible. A clinical examination is carried out and then the patient needs to be properly educated about which of his/hers habits are good or bad for his/hers health. There is a form of pharmacological and nonpharmacological treatment and it is necessary to be informed about patient’s condition at a given time. For a better outcome, the entire rehabilitation team is needed. The patient needs to be taught how to properly do some strength exercises depending on which body segments are weakened, also cardiorespiratory training is performed. It has been shown that dance therapy affects these patients very positive, especially when it comes to tango. Massage can be helpful but also hydrotherapy can be carried out in order for the patient to be in a resting position. Some forms of electrotherapy may also have a positive effects. It is important for the patient to be properly educated how to use orthosis because after the disease is in advanced stage it needs to be there for patients so they could be independent in life. Using work therapy the patient is shown that despite some of his/her disabilities, changes in daily life could be minimal if they work hard and also there is more independency for them. Although the disease has progressive and chronic development, if treated the right way it is possible to slow down the progress of disease. Physical therapist takes important role in rehabilitation team who educates patient how to properly do exercises. The better the relationship between the patient and all the members of the rehabilitation team is, there’s greater motivation and hope for progress.