Connecting life after diagnosis— Helping people live well with neurological conditions — starting with Parkinson’s
NexaGen connects healthcare, charities and communities to deliver more joined-up support for people living with long-term conditions.
Starting with Parkinson’s, we are building a scalable model that turns fragmented post-diagnosis experiences into clearer, more connected pathways for people and families.
Diagnosis is only the beginning
For many people, diagnosis does not lead into a clear, connected journey. Clinical care, trusted information, charity support, local services and community resources may all exist, but they often sit in separate places, with no simple way to navigate between them.
The result is fragmentation for individuals and families, duplication across organisations, and missed opportunities to connect support around the person at the point it matters most.
A better model for life beyond diagnosis
Health and care is moving toward earlier support, stronger partnership with civil society, integrated neighbourhood working and more personalised long-term condition management.
NexaGen has been built for that shift.
We provide a practical way to connect health systems, charities, community assets and lived experience into a more joined-up pathway from diagnosis onward.
Behind NexaGen is a human story
When founder Brian Martin was diagnosed with Parkinson’s, he saw first-hand how fragmented support could be — reactive, hard to navigate, and too often built around the condition rather than the person.
With more than 40 symptoms that can vary dramatically from person to person, Parkinson’s makes clear a wider truth: no two journeys are the same. That realisation became the foundation for NexaGen — a connected support model designed to make life with long-term conditions more personal, more joined-up and easier to navigate.
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 and supported life.
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