The Movement Disorders Program at Casa Colina Hospital and Centers for
Healthcare is the only one of its kind in the area dedicated to meeting
the unique needs of patients with Parkinson’s disease and other
movement disorders. Using innovative treatments and therapies, we offer
patients and their loved ones new hope and an improved quality of life.
The Movement Disorders program welcomes referrals for inpatient and outpatient
care at our Pomona campus, as well as for outpatient treatment at our
Azusa Center.
Our team of experts works with a range of specialists to provide treatment
that is tailored to each patient’s unique needs. We develop a comprehensive,
patient-focused course of action that guides them through diagnosis and
treatment to education, fitness, and peer support.
Other specialists include:
If you’ve been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease or another
movement disorder, it’s easy to become discouraged. While there
currently is no cure, there are new treatments available. At Casa Colina,
we’ll explore every possibility—new medications, innovative
therapies, and much more—so you’ll have a brighter outlook
and a more fulfilling lifestyle.
Our patients may benefit from a variety of services:
Casa Colina provides a range of innovative equipment to help neurological patients return to the highest possible level of function. Our cutting-edge technology and equipment includes:
Depending on your physician’s order, you may begin therapeutic rehabilitation
right away. For other patients, the introductory appointment may involve
a consultation with our neurologist to discuss symptoms and any pre-existing
conditions that might affect your treatment. This may include a physical
examination, lab work, or additional testing.
Once we’ve completed our evaluation, we will help you gain a better
understanding of your diagnosis and treatment options.
Our program will work directly with your referring physician to develop a treatment plan and keep them updated on your progress.
For more information or to schedule an appointment, please call Outpatient Services at 909/596-7733, ext. 3500 or toll-free 866/724-4127, ext. 3500 or contact us now.
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