My father

MeowserKitty

Hello,
This post is asking advice for my father. He is a 59 year old man and is 235 pounds (lost 25, god bless him) and working to lose weight to increase what health he has. See, he has advanced Parkinsons and can barely walk, so exercise was taken from him a while ago and he took to eating more since he was always chair-bound. (this is why he gained all the weight), but now, despite his already bad condition, he is working to care for his body as best as he can. I wanted to seek advice for him on how best for him to approach weight loss considering his condition.
Thank you all.

va_va_voom

ETA - He should definitely consult his doctor first, but here are some links I found.

http://my.clevelandclinic.org/disorders/parkinsons_disease/hic_exercise_for_people_with_parkinsons_disease.aspx

http://www.livestrong.com/article/100634-exercises-those-chair-bound/

Here is another link that has several links to various wheelchair-bound routines. They would probably work well for him since he has Parkinson's, even if he is not technically wheelchair-bound (not sure since you said "chair" bound).

http://www.livestrong.com/resistance-band-wheelchair-exercises/

MeowserKitty

He has been discussing with his doctor, but are primarily focusing on his other issues right now. Thanks muchly for the links.