StrivePD Users
Living with Parkinson’s disease means navigating a condition that doesn’t stay the same from one moment to the next. Symptoms fluctuate throughout the day, shifting in response to medication, activity, stress, and countless other factors. But how well are these fluctuations captured in traditional medical assessments?
Most clinical evaluations rely on snapshots—brief in-office assessments that provide a single moment in time. While these snapshots are helpful, they don’t always reflect the full picture of a person’s day-to-day experience. That’s where continuous symptom tracking comes in, offering a dynamic view of how Parkinson’s symptoms change over time.
Fortunately, advancements in wearable technology are making real-time, personalized tracking more accessible than ever. Apple devices, paired with third-party FDA-cleared apps like NeuroRPM and StrivePD, are at the forefront of this transformation. These tools use movement data to detect and monitor tremors, bradykinesia, dyskinesia, and other motor symptoms, giving both patients and clinicians a more accurate and comprehensive view of disease progression.
In this post, we’ll explore how these Apple-compatible solutions work, the difference between static snapshots and real-time fluctuations, and what this shift means for the future of Parkinson’s care.
- Welcome to StrivePD!
- StrivePD and the Apple Watch
- StrivePD AI and AI-generated Content
- Customize My Day with SORT
- Medication Schedule Setup & Updates
- Medication Adherence & History
- Log from a Medication Reminder
- Set Schedule from First Dose / Adjust Schedule
- Scheduled Medications & StrivePD Reports
Activity, Exercise, and Parkinson’s
- Physical Activity and Parkinson’s
- The Importance of Zone 3+ Exercise for People with Parkinson’s
- Understanding Heart Rate Zones
- Balance Training & Parkinson’s Disease
- Flexibility Training & Parkinson’s Disease
- Strength Training & Parkinson’s Disease
- Education on Falls
- Mobility Metrics for People with Parkinson’s
- On/Off Times
- The Importance of Logging Symptoms
- Understanding Tremor and Dyskinesia
- What is Neurogenic Orthostatic Hypotension (NOH)?
Final Thoughts: Embracing Digital Health for Parkinson’s
The integration of smart devices like the Apple Watch with FDA-cleared tracking apps is empowering Parkinson’s patients to take a more active role in their care. By moving beyond snapshot assessments, we can now harness the power of continuous tracking to better understand, manage, and treat Parkinson’s disease.
If you or a loved one are living with Parkinson’s, exploring NeuroRPM and StrivePD could be a valuable step toward more precise symptom management and improved quality of life.
AI-generated medical infographics on Parkinson’s symptoms, treatment advances, and research findings; I hope you found this blog post informative and interesting. www.parkiesunite.com by Parkie
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