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SERVICES

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Caring for a person with disabilities can be a full-time job with little to no time for personal activities. Respite care provides breaks for caregivers, whether they need a few hours or a few days. PANC's Respite Care Grant program may be able provide assistance to you and your family.

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Our trademarked program helps to bridge the gap between Parkinson's care best practices and local community fitness and wellness professionals. ParkinsonWISE® instructs on how to work with this constituency and promotes its list of certified educators

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Our popular Parkinson Path Quarterly Journal newsletter, and monthly e-newsletter, the Update, will help you stay informed. 

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Your voice is powerful.

Help policymakers understand what is important to the Parkinson's community and shape their decision-making support of Parkinson’s research and care.

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Rebuilding Together is a nonprofit in safe and healthy housing. The program, available only in the Sacramento region, helps to improv home health safety for people with Parkinson's. Financial subsidies are provided by PANC for the installation of approved health and safety items. 

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Our friendly and accessible staff looks forward to hearing from you. Can't find a PD resource or service, need help with a respite grant application, interested in volunteering? We do our best to assist with your questions and help in a timely manner. 

Our Mission

The Parkinson Association of Northern California is an organization dedicated to enhancing the lives of people with Parkinson's, their families, and care partners throughout our region. 

La Asociación de Parkinson del Norte de California se dedica a mejorar la vida de las personas con Parkinson, sus familias y los compañeros de cuidado. 

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The Parkinson Association of Northern California is pleased to be a member of Independent Parkinson’s Network (IPN), a consortium of organizations with common goals including finding a cure for Parkinson’s and supporting those who live with the disease.

 

IPN encourages collaboration, leverages organizational strengths, and maximizes efficiency within its member organizations. IPN members must demonstrate their credentials as independent nonprofit entities and provide programs and services that aim to improve the quality of life for all those affected by Parkinson's disease. To learn more about IPN, click here.

The Parkinson Association of Northern California is a 501(C)3 registered non-profit organization  #68-0372037

©2026 by Parkinson Association of Northern California

with assistance from Viven Patel and Ansley Madrigal.

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