Stronger Together: Building Your Parkinson's Care Team and Playbook
Please join us for the University of Colorado Movement Disorders Center's 13th Annual Parkinson's Disease Symposium on August 29, 2026, at the Anschutz Sciences Building. We look forward to sharing the full agenda with you soon.
The 2026 Parkinson's Disease Symposium, "Stronger Together: Building Your Parkinson's Care Team and Playbook," will bring together people with Parkinson's disease, care partners, families, and healthcare professionals for a day of learning, support, and meaningful connection. Through expert presentations and practical discussions, attendees will gain valuable insight into medication management, exercise and wellness strategies, the latest Parkinson's research, and advanced therapies that may improve quality of life.
The symposium will also provide resources for care partners, guidance for individuals living independently with Parkinson's, and information about community programs, organizations, and services that can help strengthen a personalized care team.
Whether you are newly diagnosed or have been living with Parkinson's for years, you will leave with useful tools, trusted connections, and a clearer understanding of the people and resources available to help you navigate every stage of the Parkinson's journey.
We are stronger together.
Stronger Together: Building Your Parkinson's Care Team and Playbook
Please join us for the University of Colorado Movement Disorders Center's 13th Annual Parkinson's Disease Symposium on August 29, 2026, at the Anschutz Sciences Building. We look forward to sharing the full agenda with you soon.
The 2026 Parkinson's Disease Symposium, "Stronger Together: Building Your Parkinson's Care Team and Playbook," will bring together people with Parkinson's disease, care partners, families, and healthcare professionals for a day of learning, support, and meaningful connection. Through expert presentations and practical discussions, attendees will gain valuable insight into medication management, exercise and wellness strategies, the latest Parkinson's research, and advanced therapies that may improve quality of life.
The symposium will also provide resources for care partners, guidance for individuals living independently with Parkinson's, and information about community programs, organizations, and services that can help strengthen a personalized care team.
Whether you are newly diagnosed or have been living with Parkinson's for years, you will leave with useful tools, trusted connections, and a clearer understanding of the people and resources available to help you navigate every stage of the Parkinson's journey.
We are stronger together.