Have you seen it yet?? If you haven’t already seen APDA’s new “Do What You...see more Love” public service announcement, watch it today! It celebrates the resilience, strength, and optimism of people with PD and encourages them to keep doing the things they love, even if they have to do them differently. […]

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We’re excited to announce the launch of our new Spanish-language website, expanding access to...see more trusted PD information and resources for Spanish-speaking individuals, families, and care partners. The site offers educational content about PD, treatment options, symptom management, caregiving, and support services, all presented in Spanish to help reduce language barriers […]

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The APDA team was proud to join nearly 4,000...see more attendees from 62 countries at the World Parkinson Congress (WPC), where people living with Parkinson’s disease (PD), care partners, researchers, and healthcare professionals came together to learn, connect, and inspire one another. As a Double Platinum […]

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Progress is officially underway! The first meeting of...see more the Advisory Council on Parkinson’s Research, Care, and Services in June marked an important step forward in the national effort to prevent, diagnose, treat, and ultimately cure Parkinson’s disease and related disorders. During the inaugural meeting, […]

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Creating a will is one of the most meaningful ways to care for the people...see more and causes you love. Planning ahead brings peace of mind and ensures your wishes are clearly documented, helping protect your loved ones while creating a lasting impact for the future. August is National Make-A-Will Month, making […]

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We know that some of the most powerful insights about PD come...see more from the people affected by it. Their perspectives can be incredibly valuable to those on a similar path and others who want to learn more about PD. With this knowledge, we were inspired to create Parkinson’s […]

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Q. How safe is knee replacement surgery for people with Parkinson’s? A....see more Many people with PD can undergo successful orthopedic surgeries. However, there are additional challenges that can affect someone with PD who is having surgery, and the best way to ensure an uneventful surgery and hospital stay […]

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