Average distance a Parkinson's patient travels to see a movement disorder specialist — one way.
Of patients delay a necessary medication adjustment because they cannot get to an in-person appointment in time.
Median wait time for a new-patient appointment with a movement disorder neurologist in the United States.
These aren't edge cases. They're the standard experience for people living with Parkinson's in America today. Tremor was built to change all three numbers.
From first click to follow-up care.
Every step is designed so you know exactly what's coming next. No ambiguity, no hold music, no driving.
Choose Your Appointment Type
Select from a new-patient evaluation, medication review, or a family care-coordination session. Each is scheduled for the time it actually needs — not squeezed into fifteen minutes.
New Patient Evaluation
60 min
Medication Review
30 min
Family Coordination
45 min
A Brief Motor Symptom Questionnaire
Before your visit, you'll complete a short intake — the same questions your neurologist would ask in the first ten minutes of an in-person appointment. No surprises, no redundancy.
Which of these are you or your family member experiencing? (Check all that apply)
Your Video Visit
A board-certified movement disorder specialist joins you on a secure, HIPAA-compliant video call. They can observe gait, assess tremor severity, and review your medication history — everything a clinical visit covers.
Dr. Reyes, MD
Movement Disorders
You
Works on any device — phone, tablet, or computer. No app download required.
Prescriptions & Referrals, Handled
After your visit, prescriptions are sent electronically to your preferred pharmacy within minutes. Referrals and clinical notes go directly to your local care team. You leave with a written summary — not a stack of papers to decipher.
Rx to your pharmacy
Usually same day
Clinical notes to PCP
Within 24 hours
Visit summary to you
Plain language, not jargon
Follow-up scheduled
Before the call ends
4,200+
Parkinson's patients seen since 2022
96%
Would recommend Tremor to another patient
3.2 days
Average time from booking to first visit
38 states
Covered by our licensed specialists
Most major insurance plans accepted.
Including Medicare, which covers telehealth visits with a movement disorder specialist at the same rate as in-person care. Our care coordinators verify your benefits before your first appointment.
Board-Certified Neurologists
Every Tremor specialist holds subspecialty certification in movement disorders — not general neurology.
HIPAA-Compliant Platform
End-to-end encrypted video. Your clinical records never leave our secure environment.
Coordinated with Your Local Team
We send clinical notes and prescriptions to your PCP and pharmacy automatically after every visit.
What patients say after their first visit.
Not curated success stories — representative of what we hear week after week.
"My neurologist at the movement disorder clinic was booking six months out. Tremor had me in front of a specialist in four days. She watched me walk across my living room and adjusted my Sinemet before I even sat back down."
Margaret Okonkwo
Diagnosed 3 years ago · Lives in rural Ohio
"Dad was falling every few weeks and his local doctor kept saying 'wait and see.' Tremor's specialist changed his medication within 48 hours. No falls in the five months since."
Daniel Vasquez
Coordinating care for his father from Portland, OR
"I was terrified of video calls. The platform is simpler than FaceTime. My doctor saw exactly what she needed to see."
Ruth Steinberg
71 years old · Brooklyn, NY
"I've been managing Parkinson's for eleven years. Medication windows are everything — getting a dose change used to take months of waiting. Now it takes a week."
Harold Tran
Long-term patient · Sacramento, CA
The specialist who understands
Parkinson's is one click away.
No waitlist. No drive. No paperwork before you walk in the door. Your first visit can happen this week — from your living room.