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Neurology / Resources
These resources are intended to assist in patient education only, and are not an endorsement of any organization or website listed. Always consult your doctor for any health concerns.
Alzheimer’s
Association 
The Alzheimer’s Association web site provides a wealth
of information, as well as links to support groups, “memory
walks” and more.
American Parkinson Disease Association
Information about Parkinson Disease for patients and their families.
American Parkinson Disease Association - Wisconsin Chapter
This site includes information about local support groups.
Attention Deficit Disorder Association
Literature and frequently asked questions about AD/HD in children
and adults.
Brain
and Nervous System: MedlinePlus
Helpful information about brain and nervous system disorders and treatment, provided
by
the
U.S.
National Library of Medicine and the National Institutes of Health.
Epilepsy
Foundation
Research, advocacy, support and patient education information are easy to access
on the Epilepsy Foundation web site.
Health Topics
A-Z
A reference for many medical conditions, medication uses and side effects, and
management of chronic conditions. Includes information on adult health, senior
health, and more. Found in the Health & Wellness section of Deancare.com.
National Parkinson Foundation
This site contains links to research trials, literature and news
about Parkinson’s disease.
Spinalstenosis.org
Information about the diagnosis and treament of spinal stenosis.
United Cerebral Palsy
Information, support and advocacy for people with cerebral
palsy and their families.
Multiple Sclerosis - General Information
Multiple Sclerosis - Managing Your Symptoms
*The National MS Society web page also has information on how to tell you children about your MS, how to tell your workplace about your MS, and how to apply for disability if needed.
**This list is not all inclusive, but is meant to be a focused introduction to MS. There are many more links and pdf files at the bottom of most of these pages that can give you more information.
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