The Ministry of Health said in a press release that they will be working with the Pacific Parkinson's Research Centre to identify and prioritize patients for coverage of the medication Duodopa.

Another B.C. family is lending their voice to the growing number of calls for the province to reconsider it's decision not to cover a treatment for some living with Parkinson's Disease.

A B.C. family says the provincial government seems to be ignoring the latest studies about a drug used to treat people with advanced cases of Parkinson's disease.