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Featured Classs - Tai Chi
Tai chi, the Chinese martial art involving slow and rhythmic movement, has been shown to benefit older people by maintaining balance and strength. Now, researchers have found that tai chi also helps patients who suffer from Parkinson's disease. More... Night Flight Golf Outing to Benefit NPF Central & Southeast Ohio
HAVE YOU EVER GOLFED IN THE DARK???
Well now you can and raise money for the National Parkinson Foundation Central & Southeast Ohio. Join us on July 14 at Glenross Golf Club to enjoy dinner, golf and refreshments. For more information including sponsorship opportunities, please contact Mark Palumbo at 740.917.5037 or markpalumbo@centralohioparkison.org More... | |
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National Parkinson Foundation Central & Southeast Ohio
(COLUMBUS, OH | JAN. 4, 2012) The Central Ohio Parkinson Society (COPS) has announced a new partnership with the National Parkinson Foundation (NPF) that will change the name of the organization while adding a greater national presence for this successful 32-year-old non-profit. As of January 1, COPS is called the National Parkinson Foundation Central and Southeast Ohio. More... |
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Formerly known as the Central Ohio Parkinson Society
We're excited to announce our registration page for Moving Day is now up and available. 
The new grassroots advocacy program is the result of months of brainstorming and planning by PAN staff and a group of PAN’s grassroots leaders, and was launched in Fall 2011.