Living with
Parkinson’s Disease?

Whether you’re newly diagnosed or have been managing symptoms for years, you may qualify for a Parkinson’s disease clinical research.

By participating in research, you can help advance future treatment options while receiving study-related care from a dedicated research team.

What Is a Parkinson’s
Disease Clinical Trial?

A research study designed to help researchers learn more about Parkinson’s disease and evaluate investigational treatments, therapies, or approaches to care. Current Parkinson’s research may focus on:

  -  Disease progression
  -  Mobility and balance
  -  Tremors and movement symptoms
  -  Quality of life
  -  Daily functioning
  -  Symptom management
  -  Potential future treatment options

Participation in clinical research is always voluntary, and every study has specific eligibility requirements.

As Parkinson's Progresses, Your Experience Becomes Even More Important

Researchers are working to better understand how Parkinson's disease changes over time and how future therapies may help address the symptoms that impact everyday life. By signing up, your experience with Parkinson's disease may help researchers better understand the condition and contribute to future treatment advancements for others living with Parkinson's.

Many current studies focus on individuals experiencing:
  -  Increased stiffness or rigidity
  -  Tremors that interfere with daily activities
  -  Walking or balance difficulties
  -  Motor fluctuations
  -  Slower movements
  -  Fatigue
  -  Changes in dexterity
  -  Challenges with daily functioning

If you're interested, please complete the survey below and a member of our team will contact you to see if you may qualify.


Why Choose Alcanza Clinical Research?

What You Can Expect:

✅ Research Teams Led by Renowned Parkinson's Disease Experts including nationally and internationally recognized movement disorder specialists with over 30+ of experience..

✅ More Than 350 Clinical Trials Conducted across neurological and movement disorder research.

✅ Decades of Parkinson's Disease Research Experience with studies involving early-stage Parkinson's disease, advanced Parkinson's disease, motor fluctuations, tremors, dyskinesia, mobility challenges, and quality-of-life concerns.

✅ Experienced Principal Investigators who have collectively participated in over 300+ clinical trials and authored over 170+ scientific publications in Parkinson's disease and movement disorders.

✅ Dedicated Neurology Research Teams experienced in supporting participants and caregivers throughout every step of the research journey.

✅ Patient-Centered Care and Support focused on creating a welcoming, informative, and supportive experience for participants and caregivers.

✅ Travel Assistance May Be Available for eligible participants, helping make research accessible to patients across the country.

Take the Next Step

See If You May Qualify for a Parkinson's Disease Clinical Trial

If Parkinson's symptoms are becoming more noticeable or affecting your daily routine, you may qualify for an upcoming research study.

Study Locations:
  -  Farmington Hills, MI
  -  Decatur, GA

Travel assistance may be available for eligible participants.

Complete the form below to learn more about current Parkinson's disease research study. There is no obligation to participate.

Meet Our Parkinson's Disease Research Experts

Hera Arham

Marshall L. Nash, MD, FAAN, FAHA, CPI, FAPCR

Neurologist, Principal Investigator & Clinical Research Leader
Decatur, GA

Dr. Marshall Nash is a board-certified neurologist with decades of experience in neurological clinical research. As Chief Principal Investigator and Medical Director, he has led more than 200 clinical trials focused on Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s disease, migraine, stroke, and other neurological conditions.

Research Highlights:

  -  Board-Certified Neurologist since 1995
  -  Principal Investigator on more than 200 clinical trials
  -  Enrolled more than 1,000 research participants
  -  Certified Principal Investigator (CPI)
  -  Fellow of the AAN, AHA, and APCR

Aaron Ellenbogen, DO, MPH, FACN

Movement Disorders Specialist & Principal Investigator
Farmington Hills, MI

Dr. Aaron Ellenbogen is a board-certified neurologist specializing in Parkinson's disease, movement disorders, tremor disorders, dystonia, and related neurological conditions. For over two decades, he has advanced neurological care through patient care and clinical research.

Research Highlights:
  -  Nearly 100 clinical trials completed
  -  More than 23 years of research experience
  -  Author and co-author of over 75 publications, including research involving:
  -  Advanced Parkinson's disease
  -  Motor fluctuations
  -  Extended-release carbidopa-levodopa therapies
  -  Emerging Parkinson's disease treatment approaches
  -  Active member of the International Parkinson and Movement Disorder Society
  -  President of the Board of Directors and Chairman of the Professional Advisory Board for the Michigan Parkinson Foundation

Hera Arham
Hera Arham

Peter A. LeWitt, MD, M.Med.Sc.

Internationally Recognized Parkinson’s Disease Researcher
Farmington Hills, MI

Dr. Peter LeWitt is a world-renowned Parkinson’s disease researcher who has devoted his career to advancing treatment and scientific understanding through research, education, and innovation. His contributions have helped shape the field of movement disorders worldwide.

Research Highlights:
  -  20+ years of research experience at Quest Research Institute
  -  Participated in more than 100 clinical studies
  -  Author of 300+ scientific publications
  -  Founding member of the Parkinson Study Group
  -  Director of the Parkinson's Disease and Movement Disorders Program at Henry Ford Hospital
  -  Professor of Neurology at Wayne State University School of Medicine
  -  Editor-in-Chief of Clinical Neuropharmacology