Establishes State Parkinson's disease registry and awareness campaign.

New Jersey's A6094 requires the Department of Health to establish a statewide Parkinson's disease registry, mandating healthcare providers to report diagnosed cases while allowing patients to opt out. The law creates a public awareness campaign to educate about Parkinson's symptoms, diagnosis, treatment options, and lifestyle management, with materials in English and Spanish. The registry will collect confidential data on disease incidence and demographics (like age and ethnicity, where disclosed), with annual reports to the legislature detailing county-level trends. Healthcare providers, hospitals, and clinics must submit case data following specific protocols, and the Department must maintain a public webpage with registry information and annual findings.