Bridging the gap with technology that cares: How Orbit’s Neptune Empowers the PARKLINK Parkinson’s Network

In Bavaria alone, around 60,000 people live with Parkinson’s disease—a complex neurodegenerative condition that affects movement and can severely impact quality of life. While treatments have advanced, many patients still struggle to access consistent and personalized care, particularly outside of major urban centers. To tackle this, the Ludwig-Maximilians-University (LMU) in Munich launched PARKLINK , a statewide […]

Garmin Smartwatches and the Neptune Care App Provide Continuous Monitoring for People with Parkinson’s

The Orbit Health app, Neptune Care, pairs with a compatible Garmin smartwatch to provide insight into Parkinson’s motor symptoms and treatment responses. Health tech company Orbit Health is pioneering an AI solution to personalise treatment for Parkinson’s disease, and they’re using Garmin smartwatches to do it. In the company’s CE-marked Neptune Care app, people with Parkinson’s disease will be […]

Healthy eating with Parkinson’s disease

Woman eating healthy meal

(from Julia König on the webinar: “Nutrition for Parkinson’s” by the Orbit Parkinson Web Academy) Here is a blog post about our recent webinar, “Nutrition for Parkinson’s” with guest speaker Julia König. You can watch the webinar on our YouTube channel here. Enjoy!   Living with Parkinson’s disease can be challenging in many ways, not […]

My life with Parkinson’s: Two perspectives on dealing with the disease

Orbit Health Parkinson Management

In May this year, we supported the Ping Pong Parkinson German Open as a sponsor and were on site in Nordhorn. At the event, we interviewed two members of our Early Access Program who have been using our Neptune Care solution consistently for over a year. Read on to find out how they deal with […]

Touchstones for Living Well with Parkinson’s Disease: Inspirations and Learnings from this Year’s World Parkinson’s Congress

I attended the 6th World Parkinson’s Congress in Barcelona in early July 2023 and found it inspiring and uplifting. It was attended by health professionals of all disciplines, researchers, charities, exhibitors, and of course, people-with-Parkinson’s. I attended sessions ranging from biological subtypes of PD, apathy and fatigue and other under-recognised non-motor symptoms, the benefits of […]

Symptom Tracking: Why you should consider it if you don’t already

Symptom Tracking

We’ve all been there – sitting at the doctor’s office waiting to be seen. Maybe you’re filling out an intake form, reading an outdated magazine or scrolling through your phone, not thinking about much. Your name is finally called and you enter the doctor’s office.  “How can I help you?”  “So what seems to be […]

Taming the Rollercoaster: Parkinson’s Motor Fluctuations and how to Effectively Manage them

Parkinson’s disease is a chronic, degenerative neurological disorder that affects approximately 10 million people globally. One of the most common and well-known symptoms of Parkinson’s is tremor, or shaking, but the disease can also cause a whole host of other non-motor and motor symptoms. Parkinson’s symptoms are caused by the degeneration of nerve cells, or […]

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