Wind River Parkinson's Support Group

05/26/2026

Do you need a little help caring for your loved one? Come to our presentation on Thursday, June 4, at 1 p.m. at the Lander Senior Center. Everyone is welcome to hear representatives of three local organizations answer your questions: Wyoming Senior Citizens Inc., Enhabit Home Health and Hospice, and Anam Cara Caregiving.

05/09/2026

Having trouble with balance?

Join us on April 7 for the first episode of a three-part series that will explore balance in Parkinson's disease. In this interactive webinar, you’ll learn m...

05/02/2026

The Wind River Parkinson's Group will meet Thursday, May 7, at 1 p.m. at the Lander Senior Center and via Zoom. We welcome everyone with a chronic condition to trade ideas on how to improve our quality of life. Caregivers are welcome (even if your person lives far away or is unable to attend).

We learn from each other how to navigate the health care system in this rural area. For more information or a Zoom invitation, email [email protected] or call the Senior Center 307 332-2746

04/24/2026

This can help many caregivers with this clear difference: delirium is related to a infection/systems issue not to Parkinson's drugs/issues.

Learn about the connection between Parkinson’s psychosis, urinary tract infections, and delirium, as well as how to treat and prevent UTIs.

03/26/2026

1-2:30 p.m. Mountain Time
In person at the Lander Senior Center or via Zoom

Thursday, April 2, at 1 p.m.: Sherrie Gould and Kelly Papesh of NeuroMotion Telehealth will discuss the latest advances in medications and medical devices to treat Parkinson’s. Our group requested this subject. Nurse practitioners Sherrie and Kelly promise a lively discussion with lots of time for individuals’ questions.

03/20/2026

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xViquBNyN5I

Teepa and Greg take a clear-eyed look at what these headlines actually mean, what they're leaving out, and — most importantly — what you can actually do with that information.

Because a prediction isn't a plan. And fear doesn't have to be the last word.

So-called breakthrough headlines can spark a lot of fear—and a lot of assumptions. In this episode, Greg and Teepa unpack what headlines such as depression d...

03/08/2026

Nearly everyone I know with Parkinson's has experienced serious problems when they entered the hospital, all of which could have been avoided. .

It is important for all people with Parkinson’s to be aware of the risks, prepare ahead of time and know how to advocate for their needs while in the hospital.

02/27/2026

The Wind River Parkinson's Group will meet next Thursday, March 5, at 1 p.m. at the Lander Senior Center and via Zoom. We welcome everyone with a chronic condition. Caregivers are welcome (even if your person lives far away or is unable to attend). We discuss how to navigate the health care system in this rural area. For more information or a Zoom invitation, email [email protected] or call the Senior Center 307 332-2746

02/25/2026

Location: Zoom Login URL: https://hcpmo.zoom.us/meeting/register/01aNBDbjTx-mn99WR92svQ
Password: 786200

A different approach to the treatment of PD. Vyalev delivers continuous levodopa-based therapy. Morning, Noon and Night.
Attend a special educational event for People with Parkinson's and their loved ones.

At this event you'll learn more about VYALEV and how it delivers 24 hours of continuous levodopa-based therapy - morning, day and night.

What you'll learn from this presentation:

Why levodopa pills may not work as well as they used to
VYALEV - how it works and why it is different
VYALEV Pump demonstration
One patient's experience
How to learn more about VYALEV

Presenter:
Victoria Sergo, MSN. Nurse Practitioner, Rocky Mountain Movement Disorders Center
For information contact Erin Freeman at (303) 830-1839 or email [email protected]

Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: 238543 - A Different Approach - Patient Deck. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting.

02/16/2026

For several years, my late husband Terry Wehrman participated in the exercise program at the Parkinson Wellness and Recovery Center in Tucson in April. This is a great 5- minute routine to help prevent falls and help slow the progression of Parkinson's symptoms.

PWR!Moves Exercise is specifically designed to help individuals diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease to use exercise for symptom management. This class will ut...