Tremor often is one of the first symptoms of Parkinson's disease and other movement disorders. For many, medications provide relief from the shaking and related symptoms. Sometimes, after years or decades of use, medications may lose their effectiveness. This month, we discuss new technologies, therapies and research efforts that are improving the lives of those with Parkinson's disease. Sheila Moriarty, above, has benefited from one of these new advances.
Team of experts treats complex symptoms of Parkinson’s
Over time, Parkinson’s can affect nearly every facet of a patient’s life. Learn how Parkinson’s disease progresses – and how our team of professionals provides treatment and care.
New tremor program enhances care of movement disorders
New tremor services personalizes care to better serve all patients – not just those with Parkinson’s. Patients may be assessed by the entire team, seek a second opinion or advice from rehab specialists.
Rehab helps slow Parkinson’s progression
A ground-breaking study has shown that some types of therapy can help slow the progression of Parkinson’s disease. Learn how this discovery is revolutionizing our treatment.
Ongoing research improves Parkinson’s treatment worldwide
Researchers continue to make new discoveries that help doctors and rehab specialists improve the lives and care of patients with Parkinson’s. Find out how their discoveries are making a difference.
