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Explore evidence-based guides, clinical insights, and practical family coping strategies built to bring structure and clarity to life with Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, and dementia.
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We love how clearly our friends at the Parkinson's Foundation explain symptoms, treatment options, and everyday living — a calm first stop when everything feels new.
Visit Parkinson's Foundation (opens in a new tab)The Michael J. Fox Foundation keeps people living with Parkinson's close to the latest research, clinical trials, and ways to take part.
Visit Michael J. Fox Foundation (opens in a new tab)The American Parkinson Disease Association connects families with local chapters, support groups, and practical help close to home.
Visit APDA (opens in a new tab)We point people to the Davis Phinney Foundation for encouraging, practical ideas on exercise, mood, and quality of life.
Visit Davis Phinney Foundation (opens in a new tab)The Alzheimer's Association offers a trusted walk-through of the stages of the disease — and a 24/7 helpline for the hard nights.
Visit Alzheimer's Association (opens in a new tab)CaringKind's caregiver training and support programs help families and professionals feel more prepared for what dementia care really asks of them.
Visit CaringKind (opens in a new tab)Helplines
Diagnosis and treatment questions, caregiving, local specialists, support groups, and clinical trials. M–F 9am–7pm ET.
1-800-4PD-INFO (473-4636)24/7 support for patients and caregivers — care planning, behaviors, local resources, crisis help, and emotional support.
1-800-272-3900Emotional support, education, resources, and referrals. Messages are returned by support staff.
1-800-539-9767Social-worker support, diagnosis navigation, and help with behaviors and caregiving. M–F 9am–5pm ET.
1-866-507-7222Care services, local teams, information, and resource referrals.
1-800-782-4747Social workers for symptoms, genetic testing, local care, and support. Generally M–F 9am–5pm ET.
1-800-345-HDSA (4372)Questions about diagnosis, resources, and support programs.
1-800-457-4777Information, support, resources, and local support groups. M–F.
1-800-377-DYST (3978)Emotional and educational support from people familiar with MSA.
1-866-737-5999Information on ataxia, specialists and centers, genetic testing, research, and support groups.
763-553-0020Personalized caregiver guidance, resources, and support. M–F 8am–7pm ET.
855-227-3640Connects families to Area Agencies on Aging, transportation, meals, home care, and benefits.
1-800-677-1116Licensed social workers and VA caregiver resources.
1-855-260-3274Individual help with insurance, disability benefits, and financial or access barriers.
1-844-244-1306Life-threatening emergencies.
91124/7 support for suicide, mental health, or emotional crisis.
Call or text 98824/7, free, and confidential treatment referrals and information.
1-800-662-HELP (4357)24/7 by call or chat, or text START to 88788.
1-800-799-SAFE (7233)24/7 expert help with medication errors, chemicals, and poisoning.
1-800-222-1222Local housing, food, utility, transportation, and community-resource navigation.
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