• Different apps support different needs. Some may work better depending on symptoms, daily routines or the devices you already use.
• An occupational therapist may help identify apps that fit your needs and show you how to use them.
• These apps may be helpful tools, but they do not replace guidance from your doctor or rehabilitation specialists (physical, occupational and speech therapists).
• Many apps collect health data, such as symptoms, medications or activity. Read the information about how your data is stored, shared and protected before downloading an app.
• Costs can add up. Some apps are free to download but may require subscriptions, in-app purchases or additional devices.
• Some apps have received FDA clearance and may require a doctor’s prescription.
• There are apps specifically designed for care partners. These tools may help organize daily routines, coordinate care and support care partner well-being.
• Apps may only work on certain devices. We note specific device requirements, such as an iPhone or smartwatch, in the app description.

Symptom Tracking
Apps that log daily symptoms, “on” and “off” time and potential triggers like stress, sleep, diet or activity level. These tools can help identify patterns, monitor changes over time and guide informed conversations with your care team.

Medication Reminders & Management
Apps that help keep track of medication doses and timing. They may help reduce missed doses and make it easier to track changes and share updates.

Memory & Thinking Skills Evaluation
Apps that offer brain-training activities focused on memory, attention, problem-solving and processing speed. These tools may support cognitive health.

Speech & Voice Therapy
Apps that support stronger, clearer speech through guided voice exercises and feedback. These tools may help people practice communication skills.

Exercise & Physical Therapy (including Walking/Tremor Tracking)
Apps that include exercise routines and movement tutorials. Some also help record walking, balance, tremor and mobility. These tools support regular physical activity and keep track of goals.

Care Partner Tools
Apps that help care partners stay organized with shared calendars, symptom tracking, safety alerts and care coordination. These tools support communication and help families manage daily caregiving tasks.