Building Strength & Support for Every Step of the Parkinson's Treatment Journey

Specialized fitness, therapy and community programs for Parkinson’s and chronic conditions.

Our Services

Wellness for Your Brain and Body with Parkinson’s Treatment Support

Neuro Path Wellness empowers movement, mindset, and connection for life with Parkinson’s and chronic conditions.

Overcoming Parkinson’s with Expert Treatment, a Strong Body, and a Confident Mind

At Neuro Path Wellness in New Berlin, WI, we offer neuropathic treatment, fitness, mental health, and community-based support to help you move better, feel stronger, and live with more hope. Our center is also home to Rock Steady Boxing New Berlin, a program specifically designed for individuals with Parkinson’s disease. Our expert-led programs include Parkinson’s boxing (non-contact), personal training, neuro-based exercises, and mental health therapies.

About Neuro Path Wellness

Imagine reclaiming control from Parkinson's, feeling empowered, and becoming the warrior within.

We serve New Berlin and surrounding communities with evidence-based Parkinson’s and chronic condition treatment.

Neuro Path Wellness is a lifestyle medicine clinic specializing in the treatment of Parkinson’s disease and chronic conditions. We’re proud to serve New Berlin, WI, as the home of Rock Steady Boxing New Berlin and a full-service neuro-wellness hub. Whether you’re looking for fitness, therapy, or support, you’ll find it here—under one compassionate roof.

Real People. Real Progress.

"Thanks to Billy, for his care and knowledge to help my husband with his Parkinson’s challenges. His pleasant and encouraging cues make my husband try even harder to be his best."

"Staff really cares and are well prepared to lead Rock Steady Boxing each time. I found great benefit from the personal training I had with Karen which was tailored to my needs."

"Great setting for Rock Steady Boxing. A very caring and competent staff. Fantastic equipment."

"My husband started the fast back boxing about 6 months ago. He was enjoying it very much but had some medical setbacks so started physical therapy specific for his Parkinsons disease. The staff has been very helpful with his limitations and adjusts his therapy accordingly."