Researchers at Ohio State University are looking for people with Huntington’s disease to volunteer for a telehealth study. This study will look at the impact of an online exercise on music programs. You perform the exercises in the comfort of your own home using your computer or tablet device. We hope that this exercise can help improve your movement, balance, thinking, and memory.
Ohio State University is one of the HDSA Centers of Excellence that provides an elite team approach to Huntington’s disease care and research. Patients benefit from expert neurologists, psychiatrists, social workers, therapists, counselors, and other professionals who have extensive experience working with families affected by HD and who work collaboratively to help families plan the best HD care program throughout the course of the disease.
If you or someone you know is between 21-90 years old and has one of the above diagnoses, please contact:
Raquel Minarsch
614-685-5399
Raquel.Minarsch@osumc.edu
Deb Kegelmeyer
614-293-0214
Deb.Kegelmeyer@osumc.edu
Ohio State University is one of the HDSA Centers of Excellence that provides an elite team approach to Huntington’s disease care and research. Patients benefit from expert neurologists, psychiatrists, social workers, therapists, counselors, and other professionals who have extensive experience working with families affected by HD and who work collaboratively to help families plan the best HD care program throughout the course of the disease.
If you or someone you know is between 21-90 years old and has one of the above diagnoses, please contact:
Raquel Minarsch
614-685-5399
Raquel.Minarsch@osumc.edu
Deb Kegelmeyer
614-293-0214
Deb.Kegelmeyer@osumc.edu