The **CUE1 device** is a special wearable gadget for people with **Parkinson's Disease (PD)**. It's not a medicine, but it helps improve how people move using techniques like **pulsed cueing** (timed signals) and **vibrotactile stimulation** (vibrations). This study is to see if older people with PD find it easy to use and like it.
**Study Details**: 20-25 people over 60 years old with PD will join. A nurse will visit them at home to check their movements and how they feel about life. They'll wear the device, and after 20 minutes, their movement will be checked again. They'll keep a diary of their experience for 4 weeks. After that, the nurse will visit again for final checks.
- **Duration**: 4 weeks with home visits.
- **Participants**: 20-25 people, aged above 60 with PD.
- **Exclusions**: Significant neurological disorders, mobility issues, or use of other medical devices.
If you meet the criteria and are interested in using non-drug methods to help with PD, this study might be a good fit for you!