People living with Parkinson’s have high annual out-of-pocket expenses, second only to those with spinal cord injuries
Cognitive symptoms are common in Parkinson’s; more than 6% experience memory limitations, anxiety and depression.
Because of medication limitations, exercise is one of the most powerful treatments for Parkinson’s Disease. It can slow the progression, improve motor skills and cognition, and help avoid isolation associated with the disease.
85% of people diagnosed with Parkinson’s are over the age of 65. Young-onset Parkinson’s disease is a diagnosis before the age of 50.