Parkinson's Care · Denver, Colorado

A More Comprehensive Approach to Parkinson's Care

Parkinson's can affect far more than movement alone. Changes in balance, gait, coordination, strength, endurance and cognitive processing can all influence how you function day to day. Axon Integrative Health provides individualized neurological evaluation and rehabilitative care for people living with Parkinson's disease.

We begin by understanding how Parkinson's is affecting you specifically, evaluating the neurological and physical systems involved, and developing a care plan around your findings, goals and current level of function.

Yes, Axon works with people living with Parkinson's disease and related movement challenges.
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Talk With Our Team About Your Symptoms

Tell us a little about your diagnosis, the changes you're experiencing and what you would like to improve. Our team will contact you to discuss whether an Axon evaluation may be appropriate.

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1720 S Bellaire St #801, Denver, CO 80222

Parkinson's & Movement Care

We work with patients experiencing movement, balance, gait and neurological changes associated with Parkinson's disease.

Individualized Evaluation

Your care begins with an evaluation of how Parkinson's is affecting your specific neurological and physical function.

Personalized Care Plan

Recommendations are based on your history, examination, current abilities and individual goals.

Denver + Traveling Patients

Care is available at our Denver clinic, and Axon also works with patients traveling for specialized neurological care.

Symptom recognition

How Is Parkinson's Affecting You?

Parkinson's can affect each person differently. Patients who contact Axon may be experiencing challenges such as:

Slowness of movement
Shuffling or shortened steps
Freezing or hesitation when walking
Balance instability or falls
Muscle rigidity or stiffness
Tremor
Reduced arm swing
Changes in posture
Difficulty with fine motor tasks
Changes in coordination
Fatigue
Reduced exercise tolerance
Difficulty performing two tasks at once
Your care should reflect the specific ways Parkinson's is affecting your movement, function and daily life.
Axon's approach

Parkinson's Care Can Involve More Than One System

Movement depends on the interaction of the brain, sensory systems, balance, coordination, strength, mobility and physical conditioning. Axon's integrative model allows clinicians to evaluate these areas together and determine which are most relevant to your presentation.

Clinical Neuroscience

Neurological function, movement, coordination, balance, eye movements, sensory processing and other findings relevant to how you move and function.

Physical Medicine

Mobility, posture, strength, movement mechanics and musculoskeletal factors that may influence your ability to move safely and efficiently.

Human Performance

For appropriate patients, rehabilitation may focus on maintaining or improving strength, conditioning, movement capacity and physical confidence.

Whole-Person Support

Relevant nutrition, metabolic health, recovery, sleep and other physiological factors may also be considered when clinically appropriate.

The evaluation

Understand How Parkinson's Is Affecting Your Function

Your initial process may include:

Detailed medical and symptom history
Neurological examination
Gait and walking assessment
Balance and postural stability evaluation
Coordination and motor control assessment
Eye movement and visual-motor assessment
Movement and physical capacity evaluation
Strength and mobility assessment
Review of existing medical records or imaging

You do not need to know which therapy you need.

That is the purpose of the evaluation. Tell us what has changed, what is difficult and what you would like to improve. Your clinicians can determine which areas should be addressed from there.

What to expect

What Happens When You Contact Axon?

1

Tell Us What You're Experiencing

Complete the form or call our team.

2

Start With an Evaluation

Your clinician reviews your history, symptoms and relevant findings.

3

Receive Your Care Plan

If Axon's services are appropriate, recommendations are built around your individual findings and goals.

4

Begin Care

Your team guides you through the recommended plan and reassesses progress as appropriate.

Axon's services are individualized and are designed to complement, not replace, appropriate neurological and medical care.

Who you'll work with

Clinicians With Neurological & Rehabilitation Expertise

Dr. Brad DeBeer

Dr. Brad DeBeer

DC, DIBCNClinical Neuroscience

Focuses on functional neurological assessment and complex presentations involving neurological function, movement, balance and coordination.

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Dr. Hana Wadsworth

Dr. Hana Wadsworth

DC, ACNDirector of Physical Medicine and Manual Therapies

Specializes in chiropractic care, physical medicine, acupuncture, neuroacupuncture and sports rehabilitation, using an individualized approach to complex musculoskeletal and performance concerns.

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Common questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Axon works with people living with Parkinson's disease and related neurological movement challenges. Care begins with an individualized evaluation to determine whether Axon's services are appropriate for your needs.

Next step

Find Out Whether Axon Is the Right Fit for Your Care

Tell us how Parkinson's is affecting you and what you would like to improve. Our team can explain the evaluation process, answer your questions and help determine the appropriate next step.

(720) 994-2966info@axonintegrativehealth.com1720 S Bellaire St #801, Denver, CO 80222
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