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I am looking for a parkinson's disease specialist at scott and white clinic , tx?

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Movement disorders: Contact the neurology department and ask if they have a movement disorder clinic. Many even have specific clinic for parkinsons with on-going research into treatment and management. Your primary doctor can help to facilitate referral to a specific clinic or movement disorder specialist.

Answered 12/7/2012

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