From diagnosis to direction — Helping people live well with neurological conditions — starting with Parkinson’s

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Receiving a diagnosis can feel overwhelming.
You may be given information, but not a clear path forward. Diagnosis should be a turning point - not a dead end.

Too many people are left lost after diagnosis — given information, but no clear next steps.

NexaGen exists to change that.

We help turn diagnosis into a connected, personalised journey, bringing together trusted information, right support, and services at the right time in one place — at your pace without overwhelming you.

Diagnosis is not the problem - disconnection is.

Across neurological conditions, diagnosis often marks the end of a clinical appointment — not the start of a supported journey.

People are left:

  • Unsure what happens next

  • Overloaded with information but lacking direction

  • Repeating their story to different services

  • Unaware of support that could help them live well

Clinicians, charities, and services face the same problem from the other side:

  • Pathways are fragmented

  • Data does not flow easily

  • Valuable services are under-used

  • Lived experience is hard to integrate at scale

The NexaGen way - turning diagnosis into direction:

NexaGen is a federated digital ecosystem that helps connect people, services, and information after diagnosis.

It provides:

  • A single place to understand what support exists

  • A way to personalise information over time

  • A bridge between healthcare, charities, and community support

  • A personal space that grows with you

NexaGen works alongside existing services, helping them connect more effectively.

We’re not replacing the system — we’re building the journey it forgot.

Personalised. Connected. Powered by you - Your journey. Your data. Your decisions. Your life.

Behind NexaGen is a human story

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When founder Brian Martin was diagnosed with Parkinson’s, he saw first-hand how disconnected and reactive care could be — built around the condition, not the person — and decided to change it.

With more than 40 symptoms that can vary dramatically from person to person, no two Parkinson’s journeys are the same. That realisation became a catalyst for NexaGen - a connected, lifestyle-enabled health ecosystem co-designed to make living with long-term conditions more personal, joined-up, and empowering.

Brian’s lived experience ignited a movement of people who shared his vision, and together they’re building NexaGen to help everyone turn diagnosis into the start of a better, more connected life.

See how NexaGen can help

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For individuals and their family/friends
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