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Regional Parkinson's Center

Can Wisconsin be a nationwide destination for Parkinson's care? We think so.

For an illness that as yet has no cure, the best medicine is often people. People with a commitment to finding answers. People who pledge to never give up in their quest to help patients control their lives. That's what sets Aurora's Regional Parkinson's Center apart. And why it is among the few in the U.S., and the only one in Wisconsin, recognized as a National Parkinson's Foundation Care Centre. It's also what brings people from across the Midwest and the nation to Milwaukee for care.

Our experts are among the few in the nation conducting leading edge research to find alternative treatments and help alleviate symptoms, including: medication management, rehabilitation services, behavioral health, home care, complementary medicine and much more. The Center also provides surgical intervention for patients unrelieved by medications. It's this unique combination of people, expertise and services that make the Regional Parkinson's Center stand out, bringing hope and comfort to so many living with this disease.

For information on our comprehensive Parkinson's program including classes, training and support groups, click on the links below.

• Aurora's Regional Parkinson Center
• Parkinson's Disease
• To obtain details of programs and resources available, call for the Regional Parkinson Center folder, 414-219-7061 (in Milwaukee) or 1-800-972-5455 (outside Milwaukee).
• Wisconsin Parkinson Association web site
• To get help in researching Parkinson's Disease, Ask a Librarian.
• American Association of Neurological Surgeons Web site
• If you'd like assistance choosing an Aurora physician, call toll-free 888-863-5502 or search online