Neurology education. Human connection.
Life with a neurological condition comes with questions. You don’t have to navigate them alone.
Education and connection for patients, caregivers and families—right here in Utah.
Coming up next
Our next two talks explore migraine and MS. Our mission welcomes the full range of neurological conditions. Join us at Edison House in Salt Lake City.
A patient-friendly educational program focused on migraine, practical knowledge, and stronger conversations with your healthcare team.
Clear, approachable education for people living with multiple sclerosis and the family members and caregivers who support them.
Important: Each attendee must register separately so we can accurately manage limited seating.
More than information
Approachable education from healthcare professionals, designed around real life.
Patients, caregivers and family members all have a place in the conversation.
Take useful questions and trusted resources back to your own healthcare team.
Reserve your seat
Select your program and enter the attendee’s contact information. Patients, caregivers, and family members are welcome, but every person attending needs their own registration.
Why the alliance exists
Wasatch Patient Alliance brings patients, caregivers, clinicians and community partners together around neurological education. Migraine and MS are our next conversations—not the boundaries of our mission.
Our role is not to replace the treating clinician. It is to make reliable information easier to find, bring expert education into the community, and help people arrive at healthcare conversations better prepared.
Neurology updates
We curate recent reporting, guidance and research from established neurology organizations. These links are educational only and do not replace individualized medical advice.
Recent guidance, research and care trends.
AHS and AAN published updated evidence-based recommendations for preventive treatment in adults with episodic and chronic migraine.
AHS refreshed its clinician education program with new content on diagnosis, treatment and emerging science in migraine care.
Research examined how stress and fasting, separately and together, relate to headache onset in people with migraine.
AHS recommended annual migraine screening for adolescent girls and women during routine healthcare visits.
Recent research, pipeline and community updates.
A discussion with MS researcher Sandra Vukusic, MD, PhD, focused on pregnancy counseling, treatment decisions and overlooked women’s health issues in MS.
The FDA accepted a new drug application for the investigational BTK inhibitor fenebrutinib under priority review for relapsing and primary progressive MS.
New Atlas of MS findings estimate about 3.1 million people worldwide are living with MS, with nearly one million in the United States.
A study of 509 people newly diagnosed with MS found modest differences in relapses and MRI activity across initial treatment approaches after two years, without detected differences in disability scores.
Editorial note: inclusion means we believe the topic is worth understanding—not that Wasatch Patient Alliance endorses a specific treatment, product, company or conclusion.
For program partners
A simple document hub for companies, speakers and event partners. Official files will be posted here so partners can pull the current version without chasing email attachments.
Official Wasatch Patient Alliance tax document.
Program agenda and event timing for the migraine education meeting.
Program agenda and event timing for the multiple sclerosis education meeting.
Edison House logistics, event contacts and program details.
Trusted resources
These organizations provide patient education, research updates and condition-specific resources that complement our local programming.
What to expect
Find an event or update relevant to you or someone you care for.
Each attendee completes a short registration with their own information.
Hear straightforward education from a qualified healthcare professional.
Take useful questions and ideas back to your personal healthcare team.
Common questions
Our patient education events are intended to be free for registered patients and caregivers unless an event page states otherwise.
No. Events and website content provide general education and are not a substitute for diagnosis, treatment, or advice from your own healthcare professional.
Yes. Caregivers and family members are welcome. Each attendee must register separately.
We prioritize recent, relevant content from established neurological societies, patient organizations, journals and credible clinical reporting. We also explain why we believe each item is worth sharing.
Wasatch Patient Alliance
Follow upcoming programs and current neurology education in the Salt Lake area.