Join us in Boston or online this fall to explore the design and implementation of the first therapeutic trials to pursue Parkinson's disease prevention. 

All in-person attendees must be "fully vaccinated" for COVID-19 (as defined by the CDC at the time of the conference) and must verify full COVID-19 vaccination status to attend.  Proof of vaccination will be required at registration.

Rich with history and full of ornate architecture, Beacon Hill's The Liberty, a Luxury Collection Hotel, is centrally located and steps away from shopping, dining, Boston Common, and much, much more.

Located at the foot of Beacon Hill, The Liberty Hotel is an imaginative transformation of the storied Charles Street Jail, a national historic landmark and architectural gem built in 1851.  Now, guests take in sweeping views of the city skyline and Charles River, linger over five distinct restaurants and bars.

Reserve your room at a reduced rate here.

215 Charles St., Boston, MA, 02114

Website: libertyhotel.com

Phone: 617-224-4000

Our research efforts in Parkinson's Disease combine outstanding, multidisciplinary care with clinical and basic research informed by the needs of our patients.  Philanthropy allows us to accelerate the pace of discovery and make a meaningful difference to our patients.  Your partnership will make this possible.  If you are interested in learning more about how to support these efforts or would like to make a gift, please contact Emily Monteiro at emonteiro@mgh.harvard.edu or 617-643-7376.

Meeting registration may be cancelled or changed from in-person to virtual status before September 23, 2022. To request a change or cancellation in registration, please email Katherine Callahan at kfcallahan@mgh.harvard.edu. All refunds are subject to a non-refundable administrative fee (10% of the registration fee).  

Steps away from the Charles River, historic landmarks and parks, and public transportation, The Liberty Hotel is perfectly located for exploring Boston and the surrounding area – particularly in early October with spectacular fall foliage starting to peak.  Looking for things to do in the days before or after the conference? See some suggestions below.

The Esplanade – bursting with joggers, bikers, and sailboats - stretches almost three miles along the Charles River, from the Museum of Science to the Boston University Bridge.  Enjoy a walk or jog along the Esplanade following a number of suggested routes.

Spanning 2.5 miles and more than 250 years of Boston’s history, the iconic Freedom Trail leads visitors past 16 nationally significant historic sites.

Divided by Charles Street, The Boston Common is the oldest public park in America and the Public Garden was the first public botanical garden in America.  Enjoy the early fall foliage in either of these parks.

See Boston from land and water as you cruise by Boston’s historic landmarks and neighborhoods with Boston Duck Tours.