Track what makes you feel better or worse: Logging is simple and quick using the StrivePD mobile app. Track your medications, symptoms, side effects and other influences. Take notes. Set up daily goals. Everything is timestamped and easy to read.
Take better control of your care journey: StrivePD reminds you to take your medications and, when your routine changes, it offers to adjust your medication schedule accordingly. Medication schedules can be set up in a few simple steps, along with reminder for when to take them.
Gain analyses of your daily symptoms: Regular logging and wearing your Apple Watch reveals patterns unique to each user, showing patients and caregivers how modifications in personal routines can improve overall well being. See your trends and symptoms chart all in one place.
Be better prepared when talking to your clinicians: Allow your clinicians to see how you are doing outside the clinic backed by data. StrivePD's Insights section and highly visual reports are easy to understand. These reports are printable, and easy to share via email to provide doctors with meaningful data for optimizing patient care.
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The concept for StrivePD grew out of personal experience. Aura Oslapas has been living with Parkinson’s Disease since 2011. Being highly sensitive to medications, she began to experience side effects early on, yet found existing tools cumbersome and inadequate. Conversations with fellow PWPs and Movement Disorder Specialists confirmed her belief that many others could benefit from a better way to track and learn from the daily interplay of symptoms, medications, side effects and other influences in managing their PD. This inspired her to create a mobile app that would make logging easy, and generate personal data to optimize self-care and to share with doctors, family, and caregivers.
Download the app on App Store and join our program waitlist. Our patient specialist will contact you with more info regarding how to involve your care team.