Post-Polio Resource Group of SE WI
The Post-Polio Resource Group was founded in 1985 by a group of polio survivors concerned about the then newly recognized condition called Post-Polio Syndrome (PPS).
Our mission is to inform and help transform the lives of polio survivors with regard to our medical, emotional, social, spiritual, and other life needs --- especially as we experience the new and debilitating symptoms of PPS.
What's New?
May 18, 2013 “Taking the Scare Out of Medicare"
Peg Nugent, Ph.D. Medicare Trainer and Counselor for the Greater Wisconsin Agency on Aging Resources
Peg helps clients with Medicare concerns including drug coverage, Medicare Advantage Plans, traditional supplements(Medigap Plans), COBRA, and HIRSP. She recently cooridinated two grants to help statewide agencies enroll over 25,000 Medicare beneficiaries with lower income and assets into programs that can save them well over $50 million a year.
Check out the latest news, announcements, and additions:
Nominations for Officers It’s time to think about nominations for the PPRG Executive Board. Elections are held during odd calendar years. You may nominate yourself or someone who you think has the skills and interest in serving. Nominations should be sent to Bill Hegge, Nominations Chair at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Nominations are being accepted for the following positions: President, Vice-President, Treasurer, and Secretary. Elections take place at the PPRG meeting in September.
Salk Institute's website at http://poliotoday.org/
We're all in this together.
Please let other polio survivors and their loved ones know about us.
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The PPRG's web site has been online since May 1, 1997 |


