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While the search results don't directly address service dog organizations, here are some alternative steps you can take to find assistance:

1. Contact your healthcare provider or neurologist for service dog program recommendations in the Bay Area
2. Reach out to local hospitals and medical practices that may have patient Show Full Answer

While the search results don't directly address service dog organizations, here are some alternative steps you can take to find assistance:

1. Contact your healthcare provider or neurologist for service dog program recommendations in the Bay Area
2. Reach out to local hospitals and medical practices that may have patient liaisons who can connect you with service dog resources
3. Connect with local Parkinson's support groups who may know of other service dog organizations
4. Consider working with a patient advocate who can help research additional service dog programs While waiting for a service dog placement, consider exploring other forms of support and assistance. Many MyParkinsonsTeam members have found comfort and therapeutic benefits from having companion animals, even if they aren't formally trained service animals. The key is to keep pursuing multiple options while working with your healthcare team to ensure you have adequate support.

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