Beyond PD GENEration: Support for Every Stage of Your Parkinson’s Journey 

When you take part in PD GENEration: Mapping the Future of Parkinson’s Disease, you join the Parkinson’s Foundation network — a community united to understand the genetics behind the disease, advance research and support each other in making life better for people with Parkinson’s disease (PD). Whether recently diagnosed, or seeking new ways to connect with others or advocate for the PD community, we offer tools and resources to help you live your best life with PD and offer hope for the future:

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Learn

Newly Diagnosed Guide

Designed to help you and your loved ones start your PD journey, learn more about PD and prepare for doctor's appointments.

PD Library

Access an extensive library of educational videos, webinars, books, podcasts and more, in both English and Spanish.

PD Health @ Home

Join weekly virtual events for the PD community, like Mindfulness Mondays, Wellness Wednesdays and on-demand Fitness Friday exercise classes.

Hospital Safety Guide

Prepare for potential hospital stays with guidance and downloadable tools to help you advocate for your needs.

Podcast: Substantial Matters

Listen to experts share the latest Parkinson’s treatments, techniques and research to help you live better.

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Connect

Helpline

Call 1-800-4PD-INFO (1-800-473-4636) or email Helpline@Parkinson.org for answers to your PD questions, in English and Spanish, weekdays, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. ET.

PD Conversations

Join an online support community where you can ask questions, connect with others, and receive and share support.

Local Chapters

Find your local chapter for nearby programs, support groups and community events like Moving Day, A Walk for Parkinson’s.

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Advocate

Join a Study

Explore opportunities to get involved with Parkinson’s research beyond PD GENEration.

Research Advocate Program

Become a patient advocate by working with PD researchers to promote participation in studies.

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