The MS Achievement Center provides a community-based wellness program for people with progressed MS
The MS Achievement Center exists to enhance the quality of life for people with progressed multiple sclerosis (MS). We accomplish this by providing a comprehensive program of physical rehabilitation, psychological support, social activities and health education for our members and their families. The program helps participants optimize their functional ability, move toward acceptance of their limi
Our health conference is this Saturday, June 6
Spaces available! msachievementcenter.org/events
Join us June 6 to learn & connect!
05/08/2026
04/29/2026
Join us tonight at 7 (6:45 to check in)! 🎉
Join us at 7 p.m. TONIGHT for music bingo featuring ladies of the '80s and we will survive songs to benefit Friends of the MS Achievement Center! 🎶🎵 The suggested donation per bingo card is $5 and will go directly to help the organization! Please arrive by 6:45 p.m. or before to get checked in. Servaes Social Hour is 4-6 p.m., where you can take advantage of $5 full pours of core beers! 🍻 We're open 4-10 p.m. today.
04/29/2026
The countdown is on for giving to MSAC's One Day One KU campaign — help people with progressed MS to KEEP MOVING! Just $10 will fund exercise equipment that improves mobility for our MSAC participants.
Give by noon CST TODAY!
One Day One KU Multiple Sclerosis Achievement Center (MSAC) at University of Kansas Medical Center provides a specialized wellness program for people living with progressed multiple sclerosis, one of only four programs of its kind in the country.
04/28/2026
For the next 24 hours, we have an incredible opportunity to come together and show what community and generosity can truly accomplish for people living with progressed MS. đź’™
ONE DAY ONE KU kicked off at noon today—and now it’s our turn to make a difference that lasts far beyond one day!
When you give between now and noon on April 29, you can help:
đź’™ Provide exercise equipment to support mobility and independence for people with MS
❤ Invest in the future of the MS Achievement Center, connecting individuals to a supportive community and compassionate staff
Make your gift here:
https://onedayoneku.org/pages/ms-achievement-center
⏰ Bonus impact! Give today between 5–7 PM CST during the MSAC Power Hour, and your donation could go even further—helping people with MS build strength and find connection.
Every gift matters. Let’s make this count—together!
04/27/2026
We are a little late to post a photo from Take Your Kid to Work Day, but our Thursday MSAC members definitely enjoyed hanging out with the grandson of one of our volunteers and our PTA Nicole Morgan's daughter (missed getting her in the photo).
04/22/2026
We can't let National Occupational Therapy month go by without celebrating MSAC's OT & Program Manager Lyndi Hinkle and the OT students who join us to learn from working with our members and to share their ideas and enthusiasm!
Occupational Therapy is often called the ultimate problem-solving profession. OT Month recognizes the many ways therapists help people with disabilities, injuries and illnesses improve their quality of life and participation in meaningful daily activities🎉
04/13/2026
We are celebrating 10 YEARS of the MSAC on the University of Kansas Medical Center campus!
Originally established in 1995, MSAC is one of a handful of such programs in the US. Thanks to a grant from Conrad N. Hilton Foundation, we were able to expand our reach and create this space dedicated to caring for and empowering people living with MS. Here’s to even more years of partnering with KUMC to make an impact in our community!
Shown here (left to right) are Dr. Gary Gronseth, KUMC professor and Dept. of Neurology chair; Dr. Sharon Lynch, KUMC professor and MSAC medical director; Judy Markwardt-Oberheu, MSAC executive director.