Closing the Parkinson's Care Loop
Real-time insights and interventions beyond the clinic walls
Care that reaches you, anytime, anywhere
"Most Parkinson's care happens in 20-minute appointments, months apart. A lot changes in between."
Coralum bridges that gap — continuous monitoring, personalised care plans, and real data our care team can act on.
How it works
Lightweight engagement, built to help you live better, between your doctor's visits
Connect
Sign up to get started and schedule a brief onboarding call. You keep your existing doctor and gain access to our specialized care team.
Track & Engage
Symptoms are monitored regularly from home, using clinically validated tools built for everyday life.
Proactive Support
Our care team monitors your data between visits and can act sooner — before a small change becomes a big problem.
For patients & families
What you get with Coralum.
Fewer surprises
Changes in your symptoms are caught earlier, so our care team can respond — not just react.
Less guesswork
Our care team has real data, not just what you remember from last week.
Care at home
Support wherever you are, whenever you need it, not only in the clinic.
More freedom
Less time lost to uncontrolled symptoms, more time with your family and the things you love.
Join the waitlist
Be the first to experience better Parkinson's care
Coralum connects you with a specialized care team between visits, so care happens continuously, not just at your next appointment. Join the waitlist to be among the first patients and caregivers to try it.
Our team
Meet the team
Julian Salazar
Stanford Biodesign Innovation Fellow, Product Leader and engineer with a track record of launching digital health solutions and connected medical devices in international markets for chronic disease management, in partnership with start-ups, medtech companies and global pharma like Pfizer and Eli Lilly.
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Kevin Cyr, MD
Dr. Kevin Cyr is a Stanford physician and innovator working at the intersection of medicine, venture capital, and digital health. He received his MD from Stanford University, completed his internal medicine residency at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center and has worked as an associate with the Global Bioaccess venture fund.
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