

The National Plan is the first piece of legislation that aims to unite the federal government on a mission to treat, prevent and cure Parkinson’s disease.
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What Will the National Plan Do?
The National Plan to End Parkinson’s Act (H.R.2365/S.1064) is bipartisan, no-cost legislation that will create an advisory council comprising members of federal agencies, people living with Parkinson's, care partners, researchers, clinicians and other non-federal experts. With the validation of a Parkinson’s biomarker earlier this year, there is no better time for the federal government to join us in supporting research for a cure.
Tell Congress — We Can End Parkinson’s with Their Support
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Write to Your Representatives
Personalize a pre-written note to your members of Congress.
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Sign the National Plan Petition
Tell Congress to pass this legislation now.
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Join the Parkinson’s Policy Network
Join our network of more than 85,000 Parkinson’s policy advocates.
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Share Your Story
Your experience with Parkinson's helps elected officials and policymakers identify with and connect to our issues.
- Download the National Plan one-pager
- Read the Senate bill (S.1064) and House bill (H.R.2365)
- One in three members of Congress is a cosponsor of the National Plan — find out if your Senators and Representatives are among them
- Check out our blog post for the latest updates on the National Plan
- See what people are saying about the National Plan
- For questions about advocating for Parkinson's policies, please email policy@michaeljfox.org