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Better Lives. Together.

We have everything you need to live better with Parkinson's. Support our mission to improve care and advance research toward a cure.

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November is Caregivers Month

This month we aim to raise caregiver burnout awareness, provide resources and highlight the importance of self-care initiatives to empower caregivers. Explore our caregiver tools today.

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PD GENEration: Mapping the Future of Parkinson's Disease

This Parkinson's Foundation initiative offers genetic testing and counseling at no cost for people with Parkinson's disease (PD). When you participate, you can help scientists in their journey to better understand how Parkinson's works, leading to new, more effective therapies.

Ways to Give

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General Gifts

Support our mission to make life better for people with Parkinson’s. Your gift will help us improve care and advance research toward a cure.

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Tribute Gifts

Donate in honor of a loved one living with Parkinson's or to commemorate a person whom you lost to this disease.

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Monthly Gifts

Your ongoing support provides steady funding that we can count on to remain innovative in our work to make life better for people with Parkinson’s.

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Get Care & Support in Your Area

Find local resources — from specialists through our Global Care Network to Parkinson's Foundation chapters that offer local events, support groups and more.

Upcoming Events

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Educational Events

The PD Solo Network

Educational Events

Mindfulness Mondays - Equanimity

Educational Events

Nutrition in Parkinson's

Educational Events

Shining A Light on Parkinson’s Psychosis: Hallucinations and Delusions

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Get Involved

Your support allows us to improve Parkinson’s care and propels us towards a cure. Every day, volunteers and donors help us make life better for people with Parkinson’s.

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Advice From Family

I am not equipped to offer advice to anyone newly diagnosed with Parkinson’s, but as someone watching her mom manage PD, I can say that showing kindness and patience can be the best act of love. Simple things like signing your name, walking and even talking can be difficult for people with PD.

Featured News

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People with Parkinson’s Disease Face Disproportionate Rates of Harm in Hospital Setting

The Parkinson’s Foundation published a new article in the December issue of The Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety titled “Protecting Parkinson’s Patients: Hospital Care Standards to Avoid Preventable Harm.” The article identifies sustainable solutions to improve care in the hospital for people with Parkinson’s disease (PD) and details how these solutions may be generalized to develop a practical, disease-agnostic care model for all hospital and health systems that wish to avoid preventable harm.

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