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How do I find a podiatrist?

Your healthcare professional may be able to recommend a qualified therapist in your area who has experience of working with Parkinson’s.

Whichever route you take, ensure that you see a therapist who is professionally trained and accredited. It is always helpful to try to find a therapist who has some experience of treating people with Parkinson’s or care of the elderly.

Training and accreditation varies throughout Europe so it is best to check the experience of anyone you consult. It is helpful to be seen by someone who has previously treated people with Parkinson’s, and always ask for references and establish the likely costs before treatment commences.

Referral procedures depend on the country in which you live and treatment may or may not be accessible though your country’s national health system.

If this treatment is not state-funded, you can also be seen on a private basis. This means you will have to pay for any assessment and treatment you receive.

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