Parkinson’s Foundation South Central Chapter

Parkinson’s Foundation South Central Chapter The Parkinson’s Foundation makes life better for people with Parkinson’s disease (PD) by improving ca

We are leaders in ensuring expert Parkinson’s care, educating and empowering the Parkinson’s community and driving the understanding of Parkinson’s through research. As a national organization with local presence and impact, we bring help and hope to the estimated one million individuals in the United States, 10 million worldwide, who are living with Parkinson’s. South Central is home to the Baylor College of Medicine, one of 48 worldwide Parkinson’s Foundation Centers of Excellence, the most respected and sought after designation in the field of movement disorders.

In the emergency department (ED or ER), the best thing you can do to prevent complications and unnecessary admission amo...
03/12/2026

In the emergency department (ED or ER), the best thing you can do to prevent complications and unnecessary admission among people with PD is to address their medication-related needs.

For Patient Safety Awareness Week, we’ve outlined three essential strategies to do so, based on the Parkinson’s Foundation’s Hospital Care Recommendations: Parkinson.org/sites/default/files/documents/hospital-care-recommendations-april2023.pdf

One month left until Moving Day San Antonio! Don’t forget to sign up today! 👟
03/12/2026

One month left until Moving Day San Antonio! Don’t forget to sign up today! 👟

It’s Patient Safety Awareness Week! People with Parkinson’s disease often face challenges while in the hospital, and it’...
03/09/2026

It’s Patient Safety Awareness Week! People with Parkinson’s disease often face challenges while in the hospital, and it’s important for all people with Parkinson’s to be aware of the risks, prepare ahead of time and know how to advocate for their needs while in the hospital.

Today, we're highlighting three hospital experiences from people with PD:

It is important for all people with Parkinson’s to be aware of the risks, prepare ahead of time and know how to advocate for their needs while in the hospital.

Happy International Women’s Day! Today, we’re proud to honor all the incredible women in the Parkinson’s community.To th...
03/08/2026

Happy International Women’s Day! Today, we’re proud to honor all the incredible women in the Parkinson’s community.

To those living with Parkinson’s disease, care partners everywhere, and the incredible researchers and medical professionals who are making a difference in the PD community: We see you, we appreciate you, and we’re here for you.

Parkinson.org/Women

Our Revolution Houston ride was full of energy and community! 🚴‍♂️💙Thank you to everyone who came out to ride with us at...
03/06/2026

Our Revolution Houston ride was full of energy and community! 🚴‍♂️💙

Thank you to everyone who came out to ride with us at the Tellepsen Family Downtown YMCA. We’re grateful for our amazing riders and our fantastic instructor who made the event so much fun.

Houston, thank you for showing up and supporting the Parkinson’s Foundation mission!

Happy National Dentist’s Day! Thank you to oral health professionals everywhere who are dedicated to supporting the Park...
03/06/2026

Happy National Dentist’s Day! Thank you to oral health professionals everywhere who are dedicated to supporting the Parkinson’s community by meeting their dental needs. (P.S. Learn how PD is related to dental health: Parkinson.org/living-with-parkinsons/management/dental-health)

Parkinson's symptoms can complicate dental care and maintaining dental health is important for people with Parkinson’s disease.

It’s Women’s History Month! Did you know that women with Parkinson’s disease are less often diagnosed and encounter grea...
03/04/2026

It’s Women’s History Month! Did you know that women with Parkinson’s disease are less often diagnosed and encounter greater hurdles to get an accurate diagnosis? They also report different symptoms compared to men with PD — such as more side effects and changes in symptoms throughout the day. Learn more:

Further research studying women & Parkinson’s are needed to ensure that women are receiving equal treatment and care.

What a wonderful Parkinson‘s Foundation Revolution DFW Event! A special thank you to Union Cycle + Strength for hosting ...
03/03/2026

What a wonderful Parkinson‘s Foundation Revolution DFW Event! A special thank you to Union Cycle + Strength for hosting the event! 🚴🏽‍♂️ 🩵

Congratulations to all of the participants and donors! Your support and donations helped us exceed our goal for the first time with $10,539.51! 🎉

On Rare Diseases Day, we stand with everyone affected by rare and complex neurological disorders. While Parkinson’s dise...
02/28/2026

On Rare Diseases Day, we stand with everyone affected by rare and complex neurological disorders. While Parkinson’s disease affects more than 10 million people worldwide, early-onset Parkinson’s (EOPD) remains rare and often misunderstood. We’re here to help you navigate the unknown:

In rare instances, Parkinson's-like symptoms can appear in children and teenagers.

🎉 Today’s the day, Houston & DFW! 🎉Parkinson’s 2026 Revolution is here, and our riders are ready to give their pedals pu...
02/28/2026

🎉 Today’s the day, Houston & DFW! 🎉

Parkinson’s 2026 Revolution is here, and our riders are ready to give their pedals purpose for Parkinson’s Foundation. Follow along today as we ride for hope, awareness, and progress.

There’s still time to support the ride!

👉 Help us cross the finish line: pdrevolutionhouston.org
👉 Help us cross the finish line: pdrevolutiondallas.org

Happy National Caregivers Day to caregivers everywhere! 🩵 Your dedication to your loved ones inspires us and does not go...
02/20/2026

Happy National Caregivers Day to caregivers everywhere! 🩵 Your dedication to your loved ones inspires us and does not go unnoticed. We see you, we appreciate you, and we’re here to support you:

Check out this section of our website designed for care partners including resources to help manage the caregiving journey along the way.

“As a Parkinson’s Foundation research advocate, I want to break down the fear of talking about Parkinson’s and the fear ...
02/18/2026

“As a Parkinson’s Foundation research advocate, I want to break down the fear of talking about Parkinson’s and the fear of participating in research,” says Vanessa, who lives with PD. “I know we have a lot of issues based on prior history, but things are different now.”

Today for , read Vanessa’s PD Story and learn about her passion for spreading Parkinson’s awareness in the Black community:

"As a Parkinson’s Foundation research advocate, I want to break down the fear of talking about Parkinson’s and the fear of participating in research."

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