The AI-platform for next-generation movement disorder care

Parkinson’s care in Germany is strongly positioned. Established neurological expertise, guideline-based treatment, and growing multi-professional network structures support a high quality of care. Despite strong structures and ongoing progress, substantial challenges in patient care remain. PD Dr. Annette Rogge points out that access to specialized neurological care varies greatly by region.

We are participating in Liikehäiriöpäivät 2026, taking place from 8 - 9 May 2026 in Helsinki. We are excited to present our unique CE-marked data analysis technology for measuring motor symptoms of Parkinson’s disease. Looking forward to meeting you on site, sharing experiences, and exploring new paths in Parkinson's care together!

The report provides detailed and accurate symptom data based on surface electromyography (EMG) and kinematic measurements. It includes a graphic visualization of the variation in the patient’s motor symptoms, an overview of the detected symptoms and medication side effects, a summary of the patient-reported symptoms, and information about the patient’s overall well-being.

In the earlier posts, I’ve shared the big milestones in my Parkinson’s journey – noticing the first signs, receiving my diagnosis, and getting started with treatment. Today I want to talk about the part that happens around those milestones – living with Parkinson’s every day.