Charlotte - What are the most promising therapies to treat Parkinson's
disease? Dr. Danielle Englert, neurologist with Carolinas Center for Parkinson
Disease and Movement Disorders, will give a free talk on the latest
treatments for Parkinson's, including deep brain stimulation. The
free presentation is on Tuesday, Nov. 16, 5 pm, at The Ivey, 6030 Park
South Drive in Charlotte. Reservations are requested at 704/909-2070.
This event is part of a regular support group for people with
Parkinson's and their families. The group meets at The Ivey on the
third Tuesday of each month. Newcomers are welcome to join the
support group at any time.
The Ivey® is a not-for-profit adult day care center that provides
daytime services for people affected by Alzheimer's and other types of
memory loss, social isolation, or physical frailty due to stroke,
Parkinson's, and similar illnesses. The Ivey offers socialization,
engaging activities, meals from a Johnson & Wales-trained chef, and
healthcare monitoring from our on-site registered nurse. The Ivey's
services allow caregivers to hold jobs, continue friendships, and
refresh from the responsibilities of providing constant care. For
more, see www.theivey.com.
