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Thank you for your interest in The Gardner Center for Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders. One of our primary objectives is to help patients and their caregivers, families and friends navigate their treatment path as easily as possible. Please use one of the following methods to contact us.

General information:

Phone: 866-941-UCNI (8264)
E-mail: (use form below please)

Mailing address:
Gardner Center for Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders
UC Neuroscience Institute
234 Goodman Street
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219

To request a doctor’s appointment, please call:
(513) 475-8730

To make a donation, please call:
(513) 558-6112

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