Parkinson's Treatment in Old Town Chicago
Living with Parkinson’s Disease presents daily challenges that impact movement, balance, and independence. At FYZICAL Therapy & Balance Centers, we offer specialized neurological therapy for Parkinson’s Disease that helps individuals maintain mobility, reduce fall risk, and continue engaging in activities they love. Our therapists understand how Parkinson’s progressively affects motor function and work with patients to develop personalized treatment strategies that address specific movement difficulties while promoting long-term neuroplasticity.
LSVT BIG® Treatment in Old Town
FYZICAL Chicago provides LSVT BIG®, an intensive, research-backed therapy program specifically designed for individuals with Parkinson’s Disease. This evidence-based treatment protocol addresses a fundamental challenge people with Parkinson’s face — movements become progressively smaller and slower without the person realizing it.
LSVT BIG® retrains your brain to produce larger, more powerful movements through recalibrating your perception of how far and fast you’re actually moving. The program follows a specific structure of one-hour sessions, four times weekly for four consecutive weeks, creating the intensity and repetition necessary for lasting neurological changes.
Our Old Town Chicago Parkinson’s treatment with LSVT BIG® delivers measurable improvements:
- Enhanced walking ability: Patients typically experience faster walking speeds with longer stride lengths, improving mobility around the community’s historic streets and the surrounding Lincoln Park neighborhood.
- Improved trunk rotation: Greater rotational movement through the torso supports better balance during turning motions and reduces rigidity that often develops with Parkinson’s progression.
- Better daily living function: Activities like getting dressed, rising from chairs, and reaching for objects become easier as neurological therapy restores more normal movement patterns.
- Increased postural control: Addressing the forward-flexed posture common in Parkinson’s helps reduce fall risk and improves breathing capacity for better overall health.

