Parkinson's
Structured neurological assessment for tremor, stiffness, and slowed movement, with a coordinated plan for ongoing care.
What it is
Parkinson's is a progressive neurological condition affecting movement, most recognisably through tremor, stiffness, and slowness, though it can also involve non-movement symptoms like sleep changes or mood. Early, structured assessment helps establish a clear diagnosis and a realistic plan, rather than treating individual symptoms as they appear.
Common symptoms & concerns
- Tremor at rest, often starting in one hand
- Stiffness or rigidity in limbs or trunk
- Slowness of movement or reduced facial expression
- Changes in handwriting, gait, or balance
- Sleep disturbance or mood changes alongside movement symptoms
Assessment & care
Assessment approach
Assessment includes a structured neurological history and examination focused on movement, alongside review of any prior imaging or investigations, so the plan reflects your specific presentation and stage.
In-scope care
In-scope care includes neurological assessment, coordinated management planning, and referral for allied therapy such as physiotherapy where appropriate.
How we treat it
Neurological medication management, physiotherapy, TPS brain stimulation, yoga and Ayurvedic diet and lifestyle care, planned together.
See how we treat Parkinson'sRelated questions
No. Tremor has several possible causes, which is exactly why a structured neurological assessment matters before assuming a diagnosis.
It depends on the individual, but often includes medical management alongside coordinated allied therapy, reviewed and adjusted over time.