Parkinson's disease is a brain disorder that affects movement. This study is for patients with Parkinson's who have a device called Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) to help with their symptoms. The study is trying to see if using a computer program called StimSearch can help adjust the DBS device better than the usual way doctors do it.
In the study, patients will try two different ways of adjusting their DBS device. First, they'll use the computer program, and then the usual method, or vice versa. Doctors will check how well each method works and how long it takes. Patients need to have a specific type of Parkinson's, should understand the study, and agree to join. People with significant mental health issues can't join this study.
- Study Length: The study involves two phases where patients will switch between two methods.
- Visits Needed: Participants will need to visit for programming and evaluations.
- Risks: There may be risks related to programming adjustments.
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