Provides free virtual support groups for people with ALS, their families, and people caring for individuals with ALS. Support groups provide speakers that educate on all aspects of daily living and time for patients, families, and caregivers to discuss current issues that they are experiencing.

Provides health education information on research, patient and community services, public education, and advocacy.

Provides adaptive and medical equipment for those persons with ALS and in need. Equipment availability is subject to change frequently, but will generally have rollator style walkers (a walker with a seat and hand breaks), wheelchairs (power and manual), and power scooters. Items can be borrowed for as long as an individual may need the item. All items (except for bedside commodes and shower chairs) must be returned when no longer in use.

Offers monthly support meetings, information and case management by licensed healthcare professionals. Also provides telephone support. Offers educational materials about ALS and how to manage through the progression of the disease. Financial assistance available for those living with ALS who qualify.

Offers a support group for patients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), their friends and families. Provides an opportunity to join others who are affected with ALS; to learn from health care professionals, and discuss topics of mutual interest. Meetings are facilitated by a licensed social workers or the director of care services.

Provide education and public awareness; advocacy and research; individual support, home visits; medical equipment, communication device and assistive technology loan equipment; support groups; respite care; veterans benefits for those affected by ALS.

Provides support groups with individuals with living with ALS and their caregivers.

Healthcare professionals specializing in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) provide assistance and education regarding disease progression, management of care needs, and coordination of services. Regional Care Coordinators are available to help identify the needs of patients and their families. Care Coordinators can offer guidance to find or develop appropriate solutions, support or services. Printed materials, books and videos are available for loan

Provides general information about Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), such as the causes and origins, symptoms, screening/diagnostic procedures, and methods of treatment or management. Also offers connections to local resources for those affected by ALS, such as equipment loans, grants to assist with ALS-related expenses, and access to ALS clinics.