Welcome to PJ Parkinson's Support
We are meeting live again!
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Support Groups
New! Sevierville: next meeting January 23th at 1:00 PM at My People Senior & Activity Center, 1220 W Main St, Sevierville, TN 37862
Starting February we will meet the 1st Monday of the month at 1:00PM
New! North Knoxville support group: day/time for 2023 to be announced
Farragut: First Wednesday of every month, 11:30-12:30 at Avenir Memory Care, 901 Concord Rd
Tellico Village: first Thursday of every month, 1:00-2:00 pm at 130 Chota Center Tellico Village
West Knoxville: second Tuesday of every month, 12:00-1:00 at Parkview Senior Living Community West
Oak Ridge: third Tuesday of every month 11:00-12:30 at Central Baptist Church Combs Hall
Maryville: fourth Thursday of every month 11:00-12:30 at the Community Center, Shannondale of Maryville
Young Onset dinner group: day/time changes month by month. Please call the office.
Events
Thanks to our sponsors
Thanks to our educational sponsors
Thanks to East Tennessee Foundation for supporting our
COVID-19 Stay Home Stay Safe Project
Our goal is to provide support, resources, and advocacy to those living with Parkinson's disease or caring for a loved one impacted by Parkinson's within our community and surrounding counties.
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Our Commitment for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
We have a commitment to remove barriers to care and ensure that information and resources are accessible.
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Our Mission
Make life better for families affected by Parkinson's Disease, here at home, and around the World.
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Our Vision
No one battling Parkinson's disease should do it alone. We serve to aid in early diagnosis and improve the lives of those directly impacted by Parkinson's disease and their caregivers.
New! Live Events!
In order to continue to provide support and vital information, we are pleased to announce we're offering a full schedule of online group meetings and informational webinars with Parkinson's experts.
About Parkinon's
Parkinson's disease symptoms are different for different people. Some are hard for even doctors to detect. Others are obvious even to an untrained eye. Visit a movement disorder specialist if you think you're experiencing Parkinson's symptoms.
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