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- Disability certification is required for individuals with Parkinson's disease in India to access various benefits and schemes.
- The current process for certifying disability levels in Parkinson's patients is complicated and needs improvement.
- Streamlining this certification process is essential to ensure that eligible individuals can easily access the benefits intended for them.
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Disability certification is mandatory for people with Parkinson's disease to avail any schemes and benefits in India. The process of certification of the extent of disability in a complex disorder like Parkinson's needs to be made less cumbersome and streamlined to ensure that people for whom the benefits are meant are able to avail them.
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