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Multiple System Atrophy Symposium (Hybrid) – May 4, 10am-3pm PT – Register now!

March 31, 2024 By Parkinson's Community Help

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Register now for the MSA Symposium, taking place on Saturday, May 4!  Co-hosts are Stanford’s Movement Disorders Center and Brain Support Network. This is a hybrid event — some attending in-person on Stanford’s campus and many attending virtually.  Everyone is welcome — those with MSA, caregivers, family members, friends, home care aides, healthcare professionals, and anyone in the community interested in learning more about multiple system atrophy. 

Stanford’s Movement Disorders Center and Brain Support Network are co-hosting this Multiple System Atrophy (MSA) Symposium. This is a hybrid event — some attending in-person on Stanford’s campus and many attending virtually.

Who should attend? Everyone is welcome — those with MSA, caregivers, family members, friends, home care aides, healthcare professionals, and anyone in the community interested in learning more about multiple system atrophy.

Date/Time:
Saturday, May 4, 2024
10am to 3pm PT
(no speakers during lunch and very short afternoon break)

Space is limited, so please register now!
There are two ways to join — virtually (online) or in-person at Stanford.

Share the symposium flyer with friends, family, and your healthcare team!
Symposium Flyer (PDF)


VIRTUAL REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!

REGISTER

Virtual Attendance:
$20/each
$40/each – “pay-it-forward” ticket for yourself and sponsor one ticket
$100/each – “super pay-it-forward” ticket for yourself and sponsor tickets for a family of four

Is $20 is a financial hardship? Please let us know and we’ll provide a code for a free ticket.

Do have the financial means to sponsor someone else’s attendance? Please choose the “pay-it-forward” ticket levels of $40 (sponsor one ticket) or $100 (sponsor tickets for a family of four).

Deadline to register for the virtual symposium:
Saturday, May 4, 2024, 11am (after the event has begun)


IN-PERSON REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!

REGISTER

Location:
Stanford Center for Academic Medicine
453 Quarry Road, Palo Alto, CA 94304

Doors Open: 9:30am
Parking is free and plentiful
Lunch is included

In-person Attendance:
$35/each – includes lunch
$70/each – “pay-it-forward” ticket for yourself and sponsor one ticket
$140/each – “super pay-it-forward” ticket for yourself and sponsor tickets for a family of three

Is $35 is a financial hardship? Please let us know and we’ll provide a code for a free ticket.

Do have the financial means to sponsor someone else’s attendance? Please choose the “pay-it-forward” ticket levels of $70 (sponsor one ticket) or $140 (sponsor tickets for a family of three).

Deadline to register for the in-person symposium:
Thursday, May 2, 2024, noon PT
(We need time to order lunches for attendees)

Visit exhibitor tables for products or services that may be of interest. And visit information tables by Stanford Neurology, Brain Support Network, and CurePSP, our event sponsor. Stanford Neurology staff can tell you about research studies underway.

Worried about covid-19? The room is fairly spacious, with probably 4-feet between chairs. Some of the organizers will be wearing masks. Masks are not required but recommended. If you are still concerned, register to attend virtually!

Afterwards, visit the historic Stanford Cactus Garden, which is a short walk/wheel from the Center for Academic Medicine. Or, take a short drive to the nearby Cantor Arts Center.


PROGRAM

This symposium will feature a movement disorder specialist, autonomic disorder specialist, physical therapist, speech therapist, and neuro-palliative care physician from Stanford, UCSF, and Kaiser. A highlight in the afternoon will be a panel of people coping with MSA — those with an MSA diagnosis and MSA caregivers.

OTHER DETAILS

Within a few weeks of the event, we will email everyone who registered a list of relevant resources from Stanford Neurology, Brain Support Network, and CurePSP, the event sponsor.

The symposium will be recorded. We will share a link to the recording with everyone registered.

Questions? Please email Brain Support Network.

JOIN US!  SPACE IS LIMITED — REGISTER TODAY!

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