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.

We are participating in the German Congress for Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders, taking place in Leipzig from April 16 – 18, 2026. 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 and exploring new paths in Parkinson's care together!

Parkinson's disease changed my life not all at once, but gradually. And learning how to live with the disease has taken time. Receiving medication to help me manage my symptoms has been an important part of my treatment. But over the years, I’ve come to understand that it’s not just about the medication. Exercise, nutrition, and sleep all play a major role in how I feel and function each day.

PD Dr. Annette Rogge will join us at the 98th Congress of the German Neurological Society and share insights from using Adamant Health’s measurement and analysis service in clinical practice. Learn how combined EMG and kinematic measurements can complement in-clinic assessment and discuss how objective symptom data can support individualized treatment adjustments!

With the global prevalence of Parkinson’s disease rising rapidly, there is a growing urgency to improve how symptoms are monitored and treatment decisions are made. This white paper presents a pioneering clinical investigation into the use of electromyography and motion-based technology for therapy path classification in Parkinson’s care.

We are participating in the Parkinson’s Network Congress 2025, held in Osnabrück from 21 - 22 November 2025. We are excited to present our unique CE-marked data analysis technology for measuring motor symptoms of Parkinson’s disease. Looking forward to sharing experiences and exploring new paths in Parkinson's care together.

We are pleased to announce our collaboration with PD Dr. Annette Rogge. As Medical Advisor, she will strengthen our team with her clinical expertise in Parkinson’s disease and movement disorders and support us in further improving care for people with Parkinson’s in Germany and beyond.

We are participating in the 98th Congress of the German Neurological Society, taking place in Berlin from 12 - 15 November 2025. Visit us at booth B49 to discover how continuous, real-world measurement can complement clinical assessments in Parkinson’s disease!

Neurology is evolving. Innovation, new technology, and AI can not only help prevent neurological conditions but also meet a rising demand by turning real-world symptom data into actionable insights for timely, personalized care.

We are participating in Neurologipäivät 2025, taking place from 29 – 31 October 2025. Visit us at our stand and discover how our measurement and analysis technology can support you in treating your Parkinson’s patients!

I started medication right after my diagnosis. It helped me adapt to life with the disease and enabled me to continue working. Finding the right combination of medication was a process, and medication was only part of the treatment.

Neurological disorders are a leading cause of disability and an immense and often under-recognized economic burden across Europe, affecting millions and straining healthcare systems and societies.

Are you passionate about health data? Join our team as a Junior Health Data Analyst and help us with the creation of symptom reports for customer clinics, including the marking of biosignal data. This operative role involves a mix of independent work and close collaboration with different teams at Adamant Health and our clinical partners.

I was very fortunate to receive my Parkinson's diagnosis rather quickly. In a way, it was relieving to get a diagnosis – to understand what was wrong, and being able to get treatment. But that relief quickly turned into worry about the consequences of the disease and questions like ‘How will I be able to live with the disease?’ arose.

By providing clinically validated, longitudinal, and multidimensional real-world data, we will enable a paradigm shift from a clinic-controlled to a patient-centric care model that leverages AI-powered automation, ultimately leading to real-time care optimization.

This time, I want to take you back to the beginning – when I first realized that something wasn’t quite right. The first sign of Parkinson's came unexpectedly. After a meeting with a customer, he casually pointed out, “Did you notice that your hand is shaking?”. This is when my journey with Parkinson's started.

We are participating in the 11th Congress of the European Academy of Neurology taking place from 21 – 24 June 2025 in Helsinki, Finland. Visit us in the Start-Up Corner at booth S01 to learn more about our unique technology, combining surface EMG and kinematic measurement for the early detection and accurate assessment of motor symptoms!