Parkinson’s Nurse Specialist Service

The service is available to provide ongoing support if you have received a diagnosis of a Parkinsonism.

Contact us

Call 01209 318 048 or email the Parkinson's specialist nurse service.

The team are available Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, except for bank holidays.

All calls and emails are triaged. We aim to reply within 5 working days.

We offer Parkinson's nurse led clinics at various locations, as well as online or telephone reviews.

What we provide

We are a community service that uses a patient-initiated follow-up reactive service.

We will help you make informed decisions about your care, so treatment is tailored to your individual needs.

Supporting you with Parkinson's and related conditions

We are a small specialist team that provides advice, treatment support, and ongoing management for people living with Parkinson's and related conditions.

We support people with:

  • Parkinson's disease 
  • multiple system atrophy
  • progressive supranuclear palsy
  • corticobasal degeneration
  • other atypical parkinsonian conditions

Our approach

As a small team, we aim to provide:

  • safe, specialist advice 
  • clear communication 
  • support tailored to your individual needs
  • some nurses also prescribe medication

Patient-initiated follow-up

You can contact us whenever you feel you need support. There is no need to wait for a routine appointment. This allows care to be more flexible and responsive to your needs.

Appointments and visits

Clinic appointments are offered as standard. Virtual appointments (telephone or video) may be available. 

Home visits may be provided in exceptional circumstances, such as for housebound patients.

Resources

Additional support

Parkinson's UK

For emotional support, information, or advice on living with Parkinson's, contact Parkinson's UK. Call 0808 800 0303 or email Parkinson's UK.

The Parkinson's UK Cornwall branch also has local groups, activities and information.

Below are a range of videos from people with Parkinson's, scientists and supporters, fundraisers and families, carers and clinicians.