Date:
Care-partner Support – 3rd Saturday
Parkinson Support – Every Saturday
Time:
Care-partner Support – 2-3pm
Parkinson Support – 3-4pm
More Information:
Ellie Hagan
St. Charles Borromeo Church
Contact: Jim Schultice
Lions Gate Retirement Community
Location: Cooper University Health Care, Neurology
Date: 2nd Friday of the month
Time: 1pm to 2pm
Contact: Corlynn Hullfish at 856.968.8581
Date:
3rd Wednesday
Time:
6:45pm
More Information:
Myra HIrschorn
Masonville Methodist Church
Contact: Wendy Schmidt
The Health Center at Beckett Building
Contact: Antoinette Shields or Mide Babalola
Willingboro Public Library
Contact: Melissa Larkin
Women’s Group
Center City, Philadelphia
Contact: Lori Katz, lorikldtc@aol.com
Early Onset Women’s Support Group
Contact: Gerrie Blavat, PHLWwPD@gmail.com
Carepartners Group
Comprehensive Neurological Center
Contact: Karen Jacobson, 215-829-7273
Living Well with Parkinson’s Disease Group
Comprehensive Neurological Center
Contact: Suzanne Reichwein, sreichwein@pahosp.com
Deep Brain Stimulation
Pennsylvania Hospital: Hall Mercer Building
Contact: Josue Etienne, josue.etienne@uphs.upenn.edu 215-829-2347
Parkinson Plus Group
Comprehensive Neurological Center
Contact: Josue Etienne, josue.etienne@uphs.upenn.edu 215-829-2347
EMPower’D Seminar Series: Engaging Minorities with Parkinson’s Disease
Contact: Yuliis Bell, yuliis.bell@uphs.upenn.edu 215-829-5078
Lutheran Church
Contact: Patricia Slygh or Dennis Leebel
Date:
1st Thursdays of Every Month @ 1:00 PM
More Information:
Susan Curry
Date:
3rd Saturday
Time:
10-12pm
More Information:
Gary Chard
Date:
1st Thursday
Time:
1:30 pm
More Information:
Suzanne Reichwein
Riddle Village Retirement
Contact: Mary Wolstenholme
Date:
3rd Monday
Time:
5:30pm
More Information:
Gary Chard
Date:
Every Tuesday
Time:
2 pm
More Information:
Dollie Johnson
Date:
2nd Wednesday
Time:
2:30 pm
More Information:
Cindy
Lobby Conference Room, 1100
Contact: Christina Cook
Join friends and family in the PD community, even if you have never danced before.
Your first class is free so join us for a fun, fulfilling experience.
Everyone with PD, family and friends are welcome… no dance experience is necessary! Participants have the opportunity to experience a variety of dance themes including folk dance, ballet, jazz, tap, and musical theater numbers, all with an emphasis on using the power of music to move. Bring a partner for free.
Date:
Saturdays, 12PM
More Information:
Ellie Hagan
St. Charles Borromeo Church
Contact: Jim Schultice
Lions Gate Retirement Community
Location: Cooper University Health Care, Neurology
Date: 2nd Friday of the month
Time: 1pm to 2pm
Contact: Corlynn Hullfish at 856.968.8581
Date:
3rd Wednesday
Time:
6:45pm
More Information:
Myra HIrschorn
Masonville Methodist Church
Contact: Wendy Schmidt
The Health Center at Beckett Building
Contact: Antoinette Shields or Mide Babalola
Willingboro Public Library
Contact: Melissa Larkin
Research has shown that regular exercise can slow the progression of Parkinson’s disease, as well as improve your overall level of fitness and sense of well-being.
Join Jefferson Health’s weekly exercise group at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital on Wednesdays, 1pm to 2pm at the Edison Building, 130 South 9th Street, Room 1301.
Ongoing groups will continue Fridays, 1pm to 2pm at Jefferson Methodist Hospital, 2301 South Broad Street, Philadelphia, 19148, First Floor Rehab Gym.
Group members participate in seated aerobic exercises as well as balance and strengthening activities in a supportive setting, led by a physical therapist. (Click here for a flyer!).
Sessions run for 8 weeks (rolling start date) and cost $40. Call 215.952.9179 to register today!
Women’s Group
Center City, Philadelphia
Contact: Lori Katz, lorikldtc@aol.com
Early Onset Women’s Support Group
Contact: Gerrie Blavat, PHLWwPD@gmail.com
Carepartners Group
Comprehensive Neurological Center
Contact: Karen Jacobson, 215-829-7273
Living Well with Parkinson’s Disease Group
Comprehensive Neurological Center
Contact: Suzanne Reichwein, sreichwein@pahosp.com
Deep Brain Stimulation
Pennsylvania Hospital: Hall Mercer Building
Contact: Josue Etienne, josue.etienne@uphs.upenn.edu 215-829-2347
Parkinson Plus Group
Comprehensive Neurological Center
Contact: Josue Etienne, josue.etienne@uphs.upenn.edu 215-829-2347
EMPower’D Seminar Series: Engaging Minorities with Parkinson’s Disease
Contact: Yuliis Bell, yuliis.bell@uphs.upenn.edu 215-829-5078
Join friends and family in the PD community, even if you have never danced before.
Your first class is free so join us for a fun, fulfilling experience.
Everyone with PD, family and friends are welcome… no dance experience is necessary! Participants have the opportunity to experience a variety of dance themes including folk dance, ballet, jazz, tap, and musical theater numbers, all with an emphasis on using the power of music to move. Bring a partner for free.
Dates:
Saturdays
2 pm – 3:15 pm
Registration:
Keila Cordova
Lutheran Church
Contact: Patricia Slygh or Dennis Leebel
Date:
1st Thursdays of Every Month @ 1:00 PM
More Information:
Susan Curry
This exercise program addresses the unique fitness needs of patients with diseases such as Parkinson’s, which are not traditionally met by typical exercise programs. Twelve week session, once a week (ongoing throughout the year).
Date:
Mondays
Time:
4 pm – 5 pm
This exercise program addresses the unique fitness needs of patients with diseases such as Parkinson’s, which are not traditionally met by typical exercise programs. Twelve-week session, once a week (ongoing throughout the year).
Date:
Tuesdays and Thursdays
Time:
5 pm – 6 pm
Date:
3rd Saturday
Time:
10-12pm
More Information:
Gary Chard
Date:
1st Thursday
Time:
1:30 pm
More Information:
Suzanne Reichwein
Join Yoga instructor Steven Brice from Yoga4Philly, every Wednesday at 10:00 am as he takes students through movement and meditation to help manage Parkinson’s. 
This class is entirely FREE due to the generosity of The Parkinson’s Council and Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church.