Parkinson's Foundation PD GENEration Genetic Registry is a study to collect genetic information from people with Parkinson's Disease (PD) for future research. This information will help scientists understand PD better and work towards new treatments. Participants will provide a sample of their DNA, which is the material in our cells that carries the instructions for our bodies, and this will be stored in a secure place. This study is open to individuals who meet the clinical criteria for PD and are willing to undergo genetic testing. They will learn about their genetic results related to specific PD genes. It is important that participants can give informed consent and complete study activities like surveys.

• The study involves genetic testing and learning about your PD-related genes.
• You must be able to give consent and complete surveys.
• Some medical conditions or recent medical treatments may exclude you from participation.