Parkinson’s Pointe is a non-profit health promotion and wellness center in the Denver metro area that supports people affected by Parkinson’s disease through community connection, peer mentorship programs and PD specific exercise and education classes.

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Persons with Parkinson’s

“You have Parkinson’s…”

These words change lives. The lives of over 1 million Americans and 17,000 Coloradans.

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Care Partners

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Are you a caregiver or a medical professional looking to support a Person with Parkinson’s?

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Community Support/Donor

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Make a positive impact on how chronic disease is managed and support people impacted by Parkinson’s Disease

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Upcoming Events

Thank you to all who joined us for the Movement and Miracles Gala.

On the evening of October 16, Parkinson’s Pointe hosted our annual fundraiser, themed Movement and Miracles. Because our classes and educational resources are always free, we rely on our community to come together and support these programs. And what a night it was!

We had 140 people in attendance, including 10 volunteers, many members, board members, instructors, and community leaders. Thanks to your generosity on this night of celebration, we collectively raised $104,800- nearly $5,000 above our goal!

This exciting event at the stunning Inverness Hotel featured a Live Auction with elite travel packages, Golden Ticket winning opportunity, and a lively Paddle Raise, not to mention delicious food and craft cocktails! If you weren’t in attendance, we would love to have you join us next year!

Watch the video and view more photos and learn more about all that happened that night.  Click now.

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Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)

Speaker: Ana Espinoza, M.S.OTR/
When: Friday, November 14, 10:30am – 11:30am
Where: East Community Center

In this session, we will discuss tips and strategies for Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) and Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs) for individuals experiencing tremors. While essential tremors and Parkinson’s tremors differ, they share many similarities. Our speaker, who has essential tremors,  has developed many practical techniques over the years to make daily life easier,

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