Participants Needed Across the US for At-Home Light Therapy Trial for Parkinson’s

If you're managing Parkinson’s disease but still feel your quality of life could improve, a new investigational device called Celeste might be the answer. This FDA Breakthrough-designated therapy is being studied for its potential to improve both motor and non-motor PD symptoms—offering relief beyond standard medication. What Is Celeste? Celeste is an innovative, daily-use light therapy device designed to be used at home. The goal? To enhance your quality of life by addressing symptoms like: Motor issues Sleep problems Fatigue Mood and anxiety Urinary difficulties Why Participate? Convenient at-home treatment: The device is easy to use while you go about your daily activities. No new medications: You can stick with your current treatment plan, as long as it’s stable. No travel required: All doctor visits are virtual. No cost: Participation is free, and you’ll even receive $500 for completing the trial. Proven safety: Previous studies reported no major side effects. How Does the Trial Work? Participants use the Celeste device daily for six months. The trial involves four virtual visits during this period—no need to leave your home. Open to U.S. residents with Parkinson’s who have a stable medication regimen and internet access. A Cap of Only 300 Participants – Apply Now! If you're seeking better symptom management and want to try a non-invasive therapy, this trial could be for you. Don’t wait—spaces are limited to just 300 participants. Ready to see if you qualify? Discover the potential of Celeste and take a step toward improving your quality of life.