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Movement Disorder Specialist: Expert Care for Parkinson’s and Related

LumaLink, who can I see about my tremors and trouble walking?

Movement Disorder Specialist: Expert Care for Parkinson’s and Related

A movement disorder specialist is a neurologist with advanced training in diagnosing and managing conditions that affect body movement, including Parkinson’s disease, essential tremor, dystonia, and Huntington’s disease. These specialists are key partners in helping individuals maintain mobility, function, and quality of life.

Why See a Movement Disorder Specialist?

Suppose you or a loved one is experiencing tremors, muscle stiffness, coordination issues, or difficulty walking or speaking. In that case, a movement disorder specialist can provide targeted care. They are uniquely equipped to assess, treat, and support individuals with complex neurological movement symptoms.

Conditions Treated

  • Parkinson’s Disease: Including early diagnosis, medication management, and advanced treatment options
  • Essential Tremor: Evaluation and therapy to reduce hand, head, or voice tremors
  • Dystonia: Treatment for involuntary muscle contractions causing abnormal movements or postures
  • Huntington’s Disease: Multidisciplinary care for cognitive, behavioral, and movement symptoms
  • Ataxia and Other Balance Disorders: Support for conditions causing unsteady movement or speech

Common Services and Therapies

  • Neurological Assessment: In-depth evaluation to diagnose and monitor progression
  • Medication Management: Personalized regimens to reduce symptoms and side effects
  • Botulinum Injections: For specific dystonias or spasticity-related symptoms
  • Therapy Referrals: Physical, occupational, and speech therapy to improve coordination, mobility, daily functioning, and communication
  • Advanced Care Options: Access to surgical procedures (like DBS) and clinical trials

When to Seek Help

  • New or worsening tremors
  • Difficulty walking or maintaining balance
  • Stiff muscles or involuntary movements
  • Changes in speech, swallowing, or coordination
  • Progression of diagnosed neurological condition

Tips for Working with a Specialist

  • Keep a symptom journal to track patterns, triggers, and responses to treatment
  • Bring a caregiver or family member to appointments for added support and insight
  • Ask about therapy integration—speech, OT, and PT are often part of the care plan
  • Explore movement disorder centers of excellence for coordinated team care

Need Help Finding a Movement Disorder Specialist?

LumaLink provides instant, personalized guidance to help you connect with trusted specialists in Parkinson’s, essential tremor, dystonia, and other movement-related conditions.

Chat with Luma now via voice call or text chat for referrals, therapy options, and expert support navigating care.

Take the next step toward better movement and confidence. Chat with Luma today.


Disclaimer: LumaLink is not a pharmacist, doctor, therapist, or medical provider. Always consult a licensed neurologist or healthcare professional for diagnosis, treatment, or care planning related to movement disorders.

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