Parkinson’s & Movement Disorders in Fort Lauderdale, FL

Changes in movement can affect nearly every aspect of daily life, from walking and balance to handwriting and routine tasks. Whether you’re experiencing tremors, stiffness, slowed movements, or other concerning symptoms, understanding the cause is the first step toward finding answers and improving your quality of life.

At NeuroIntuition, care is focused on thoughtful evaluation, clear communication, and personalized treatment. Dr. Mahsa Pahlavanzadeh, a board-certified neurologist in Fort Lauderdale, provides comprehensive Parkinson’s and movement disorder services designed to help patients better understand their symptoms and navigate treatment with confidence.

Meet with her in person or through a Florida video consultation when appropriate.

Schedule an Appointment

Online scheduling is available with Dr. Mahsa Pahlavanzadeh.

For other visit types or help scheduling, call our office.

What Are Movement Disorders?

Movement disorders are neurological conditions that affect the speed, coordination, or control of movement. Some conditions cause excessive movement, while others make movement slower or more difficult.

Common movement disorders include:

  • Parkinson’s disease

  • Essential tremor

  • Dystonia

  • Restless legs syndrome

  • Tourette syndrome and tic disorders

  • Ataxia

  • Drug-induced movement disorders

These conditions can develop gradually and may initially be mistaken for normal aging or temporary symptoms.

Symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders

Symptoms vary depending on the specific condition, but many patients notice changes that affect their daily activities and independence.

You may experience:

  • Tremors or shaking

  • Muscle stiffness or rigidity

  • Slowed movement (bradykinesia)

  • Changes in balance or coordination

  • Difficulty walking

  • Muscle spasms or abnormal postures

  • Changes in handwriting

  • Unexplained falls

  • Involuntary movements

Some symptoms may be subtle at first but become more noticeable over time.

When to Seek Neurological Evaluation

Movement-related symptoms should not be ignored, especially if they are affecting your ability to work, exercise, drive, or complete everyday activities.

You should consider an evaluation if you:

  • Have persistent tremors or shaking

  • Notice changes in your walking or balance

  • Experience unexplained muscle stiffness

  • Have difficulty with coordination

  • Are concerned about Parkinson’s disease

  • Want a clear diagnosis and treatment plan

Early evaluation can help identify underlying causes and provide opportunities for earlier intervention.

How Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders Are Diagnosed

For a tremor or movement evaluation, bring a current medication list, prior neurology records and notes about when symptoms occur and how they affect daily activities. With your permission, a caregiver or trusted person can help describe changes.

At NeuroIntuition, your evaluation may include:

  • A comprehensive review of symptoms and medical history

  • A detailed neurological examination

  • Assessment of movement, coordination, balance, and gait

  • Evaluation of tremors and muscle tone

  • Recommendations for imaging or additional testing when appropriate

New patient visits typically last 45-60 minutes, allowing time for a thorough and personalized assessment.

Treatment Options Available

For an established condition such as Parkinson’s disease, follow-up reviews changes in movement, daily function, medication response and treatment concerns. Care planning is based on your findings and goals.

Your care plan may include:

  • Medication management

  • Lifestyle recommendations

  • Exercise and movement strategies

  • Physical or occupational therapy referrals

  • Ongoing monitoring and symptom management

  • Education for patients and caregivers

The goal is to help maintain independence, improve function, and support long-term neurological health.

Why Choose NeuroIntuition for Parkinson’s & Movement Disorders

NeuroIntuition offers a more personalized approach to neurological care, prioritizing quality, education, and meaningful patient relationships.

What sets this experience apart:

  • Fees and scheduling options are explained before an appointment is confirmed.

  • Review of your medication response and changes in daily function

  • Longer appointments that allow for thorough evaluations

  • Direct access to a board-certified neurologist

  • Personalized treatment plans tailored to your goals

  • Ongoing support and monitoring

  • A commitment to preserving long-term neurological health

Dr. Mahsa Pahlavanzadeh takes the time to understand your symptoms in context, helping you make informed decisions about your care.

Optional Support Between Visits

Managing Parkinson’s symptoms can involve treatment questions, appointments and several clinicians.

Optional membership adds a private phone and text contact route to both physicians during weekday contact hours, plus help coordinating records, appointments and communication with your treating providers. With your permission, we can involve your family and help connect care during a hospital stay.

Membership is not required for usual care, follow-up or explanations. Monthly and annual options; medical services are billed separately. No emergency coverage or guaranteed after-hours assistance.

Find Answers for Parkinson’s Disease & Movement Disorders in Fort Lauderdale, FL

Changes in movement can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to navigate them alone. A thorough neurological evaluation can provide clarity, direction, and a personalized plan for moving forward.

At NeuroIntuition in Fort Lauderdale, FL, care is focused on helping you understand your symptoms and preserve your quality of life. Call (754) 216-2989 to schedule a consultation today. Visit fees and payment options.

Schedule an Appointment

Online scheduling is available with Dr. Mahsa Pahlavanzadeh.

For other visit types or help scheduling, call our office.

Get in Touch

Location

Fax: (833) 455-6495

Office Hours

Monday–Friday: 9:00 AM–5:00 PM
Saturday, Sunday and holidays: Closed

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