The US Department of Veterans Affairs set up this program to revolutionize services to veterans living with Parkinson's. The Web site includes a listing of the six PD Research, Education & Clinical Centers (PADRECCs) which were established in various regions of the country to serve the VA population.

The US Veteran Compensation Program is a Web site for US veterans to discover the benefits they have earned. Visitors can use the "Benefits by State" tool to find programs and benefits they may be eligible for.

This Web site describes the proposal to provide wartime disability compensation for vets living with PD. Visitors to this Web site can read comments posted and post their own and subscribe to a newsletter if they register with their email address.

PAN is the voice of the Parkinson's community on numerous public policy issues affecting research and an improved quality of life. Visit this Web site for updates on PD-related legislation of importance to various groups, including people with Parkinson's pursuing disability benefits and veterans with Agent Orange exposure.

The National Resource Directory is a Web site for wounded, ill, and injured Service Members, Veterans, their families, and those who support them. It provides access to services and resources at the national, state, and local levels. Visitors can find information on a variety of topics including benefits & compensation, education & training, employment, family & caregiver support, housing, transportation, and other topics.

The APDA Veteran's Information and Referral center is located in the V.A. hospital in Reno, Nevada. This center exists specifically to serve the needs of our veterans and their families.