When memory, mobility, or cognition start to change, the right neurologist can provide clarity, compassion, and a path forward. From dementia and Parkinson’s to stroke recovery and nerve pain, neurological conditions often require specialized care—especially in later life.

LumaLink helps families find senior-friendly neurologists who understand how the brain, spine, and nervous system evolve with age. Call or text Luma to explore options near you.

Common Questions We Hear

• “How do I find a neurologist for my aging parent with memory loss?”
• “Is there a Parkinson’s specialist who works with older adults?”
• “We need help with stroke recovery and balance issues.”
• “My mom has tremors and slow thinking—what kind of doctor can help?”
• “Are there neurologists who listen to caregiver concerns?”

What Neurologists Help With

Aging can affect every part of the nervous system. Neurologists diagnose and treat a wide range of conditions in older adults, including:

• Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias
• Parkinson’s disease and movement disorders
• Post-stroke care and rehabilitation
• Nerve pain, tingling, or numbness
• Tremors, balance, and walking challenges
• Cognitive changes like confusion or slow thinking
• Spinal nerve compression or disc issues

Why a Neurologist Who Understands Seniors Matters

Older adults may experience symptoms differently—and often have multiple medical conditions at once. A neurologist who specializes in senior care brings:

• Experience managing chronic neurological conditions
• Respectful, patient-centered communication
• Collaboration with family caregivers and primary doctors
• Support for independence and quality of life
• Comfort with complex medication plans

How Luma Helps Families Navigate Neurological Care

You don’t have to figure it out alone. Luma can help you:

• Find a neurologist near you who specializes in older adult care
• Understand the next steps for evaluation and treatment
• Learn what to expect from a dementia or Parkinson’s diagnosis
• Get support for stroke follow-up, tremors, and nerve disorders
• Find a compassionate doctor who collaborates with family caregivers

When to See a Neurologist

• Increasing forgetfulness or confusion
• Tremors, shaking, or changes in coordination
• Changes in walking or balance
• Speech difficulties after stroke
• Unexplained pain, tingling, or weakness in limbs
• Concerns about Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, or other aging brain issues

Talk to Luma Today

Navigating aging-related neurological changes can be emotional, overwhelming, and complex. Let LumaLink help you take the first step toward answers.

Call or text Luma now to find a senior-friendly neurologist who respects your needs and supports your independence.

Disclaimer: LumaLink does not provide medical care or referrals. Always consult a licensed neurologist or healthcare provider for medical diagnosis and treatment decisions.