Dr. Ospina is a movement disorders neurologist in private practice. During her medical career Dr. Ospina has been active in medical research, participating in several NIH and pharmaceutical sponsored clinical trials. She has served as an investigator in the Parkinson Study Group as well as an invited speaker on a variety of topics related to movement disorders. She is trained in both the administration of botulinum toxin for dystonia, the use of Deep Brain Stimulation and pumps in Parkinson’s disease. She believes in utilizing complementary modalities in Parkinson care and is an advocate for exercise to improve gait, flexibility and mood.

We are a mobile outpatient therapy practice serving the west valley with PT and OT specializing in Parkinsons and Comprehensive balance therapy, fall prevention and fall recovery training, certified in Parkinson’s Wellness Recovery Program (PWR!). We are medicare certified, and work with other insurances as well as private pay.

Help shape the first trials for the prevention of dementia with Lewy bodies and Parkinson’s disease! Investigators, at-risk advocates, and other stakeholders invested in preventing synucleinopathy are welcome to join in the exchange May 22–24, 2026 in Phoenix, Arizona at Planning for Prevention of Parkinson’s and Related Synucleinopathies: A trial design forum. This collaborative biennial conference focuses on advancing trial design research via its underlying biology and clinical science towards the prevention of DLB, PD, and related synucleinopathies, and will immediately precede the 2026 World Parkinson Congress.

Opportunities for participants include:

· Early bird registration
· Open abstract submissions, with eligible presenters considered for the Early-Career Investigator Travel Fellowship
· Limited hotel room block at a reduced nightly rate
· Networking across academic, advocacy, industry, & regulatory perspectives
· Mentorship program for Early-Career Investigators

At Banner Health, our neurology and movement disorder specialists provide comprehensive Parkinson’s disease care — from early symptoms through advanced stages. Our specialists include Movement Disorder Specialists, Neurologists, Functional Neurosurgeons, Advanced Practice Providers, and the Wellness Gym. We also offer virtual and in-person support groups for patients and their caregivers, as well as access to the latest research studies, including stem cell research.