## Breadcrumb - [Home](/) - [Resources & Support](/resources-support) - [Events](/resources-support/events) ## Breadcrumb - [Home](/) - [Resources & Support](/resources-support) - [Events](/resources-support/events) Educational Events # Lunch & Learn: Serving Those Who Served Army Residence Community 7400 Crestway Drive San Antonio, TX 78239 November 2, 202612:00 pm to 1:30 pm CDT FREE [REGISTER FOR IN-PERSON](https://secure.parkinson.org/site/Calendar?id=119850&view=RSVP) ![Army veteran sitting outside with a woman while drinking coffee.](/sites/default/files/styles/no_sizing/public/images/veterans-lunch-learn-event-banner.jpg?itok=zzAizpZT) ### Lunch & Learn: Serving Those Who Served: Parkinson's Research, Resources and Support **Time:** Check in begins at 11:15 am. Lunch will also be served at this time. Program begins at noon and ends at 1:30 pm. This veteran-focused Lunch & Learn will explore emerging research related to Parkinson's disease in the veteran community and connect attendees with practical resources, care options and support. The program will bring together research, clinical perspective and veteran-specific guidance to help participants better understand available services and next steps. ### Speaker William Hoffman, MD, Maj USAF MC FS ![William Hoffman](/sites/default/files/styles/380x361/public/images/william-hoffman-headshot-new.jpg?itok=uCOCzV6I) Maj. William Hoffman, MD, is a board-certified neurologist and Medical Director of Joint Integrated Clinical Medicine at the 59th Medical Wing. He is fellowship-trained in movement disorders, with clinical and research interested spanning aircrew brain and mental health, aeromedical screening, neurologic readiness, and aviation safety risk management. His work focuses on advancing neurologic care and developing operationally relevant approaches that support the health, performance, safety and readiness those who serve. There is no charge to attend, but registration is required. This program is open to people with Parkinson's, their families and friends, and the community. ## Contact us Alexia Willis [ ![Envelope icon](/themes/custom/parkinson/assets/images/envelope.svg) SouthCentral@Parkinson.org ](mailto:SouthCentral@Parkinson.org) [ ![Phone icon](/themes/custom/parkinson/assets/images//phone.svg) (817) 768-1600 ]() ## Upcoming Events Educational Events ### [ Coffee & Conversations: Living Safely and Independently at Home ](/events/2026/southcentral) Explore simple home modifications, routines and tools to support safety, independence and confidence. October 6, 2026Virtual [REGISTER FOR VIRTUAL](https://secure.parkinson.org/site/Calendar?id=119769&view=RSVP) Educational Events ### [ Be Part of the Change: Understanding Parkinson’s Policy and Taking Action Together ](/events/2026/Oct7WW) Join this webinar to learn about the federal and state policy priorities the Parkinson’s Foundation is advancing and discover how you can use your voice to advocate for change. October 7, 2026Virtual [REGISTER FOR VIRTUAL](https://secure.parkinson.org/site/Calendar?id=119689&view=RSVP) Fundraising Events ### [ Moving Day Rochester ](/events/2026/md-rochester) Moving Day is your chance to speak up about Parkinson’s disease and move others to take action. October 10, 2026Rochester, NY [REGISTER FOR IN-PERSON](https://secure.parkinson.org/site/TR?fr_id=7966&pg=entry) [View All](/events) ### Order a Parkinson’s Hospital Safety Guide The Hospital Safety Guide is a resource for people with Parkinson's and their care partners filled with useful tools and information to prepare for and navigate a hospital stay. [ORDER NOW](/resources-support/pd-library/order-publications) [LEARN MORE](/resources-support/hospital-safety-guide) - Share on Facebook - Share on X - Share on LinkedIn