Flathead Valley Parkinson's Support Group

***SUPPORT GROUP MEETS IN-PERSON FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 15 MONTHS***

Flathead Valley Parkinson’s Support Group holds its first in-person meeting since February 2020, on June 16th at 1:30 at the Lawrence Park Pavilion

Now that there are new guidelines from the …

Parkinson’s Voice Project In Flathead Valley

Ashley Glover Franz, MS CCC-SLP a Speech Language Pathologist out of Whitefish Therapy & Sport Center has recently been certified to conduct SPEAK OUT! individual therapy and LOUD CROWD group …

Email Congress Today to Keep Telehealth Covered by Medicare

Email Congress Today to Keep Telehealth Covered by Medicare

Early in the pandemic, Congress and the federal government allowed telehealth appointments — seeing health care providers virtually …

Women Living with Parkinson’s Support Group – 2nd Tuesday of the month via web conferencing @ 3:30pm (MT)

Evergreen Health out of Seattle is sponsoring a women’s only support group which will be via web conferencing. If you are interested in joining this group or would like more …

BIG Exercise Suspending Tuesday Classes Until Further Notice – 4/29/21

The Tuesday BIG Exercise class will be off the schedule for at least the summer. Our instructor has another commitment on that day so will not be available. We have, …

Dixon Rice Interviews on KOFI Radio What’s Going on with Wendy Ostrom-Price

Thank you Dixon for doing two great interviews on KOFI radio station. This is excellent information and helps get the word out about our local resources and to celebrate Parkinson’s …

NEW CLASS **TAI CHI** BEING OFFERED

Be sure and check the Calendar for a new class being offered to our group. Tai Chi begins on Tuesday, April 27th from 9:00am to 9:45am. Contact Marjory if you …

April Artists Gallery presented by Northwest Parkinson’s Foundation

For the third year in a row, the Northwest Parkinson’s community is raising awareness through art. This April brings a range of artwork and artists as dynamic …

Act Now: Ask Congress to Increase Investments in Parkinson’s Research

In recent years, we’ve seen incredible progress in Parkinson’s drug development, but we still need better treatments and a cure. The Parkinson’s Research Program at the Department of Defense (DoD) is key …