I don't line in WV, but I found this from the WV PD Support group

http://www.parkinsonssupportwv.com/parkinsons-s...
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Frankly, there aren’t many PD specialists in West Virginia; however there are many within a few hours’ drive of the state borders.
Below is a list of movement disorder specialists and physicians specializing in the treatment of Parkinson’s disease.
The benefit of seeing a movement disorder specialist, often affiliated with a major university or teaching hospital, is that they are usually on the cutting-edge of knowledge and treatment of PD and other movement disorders and are often best equipped to tailor a plan of care for you and your specific needs. A more complete listing of specialists, by zip code, can be found at http://www.PartnersInParkinsons.org

I go to Dr. Shivkumar in Huntington. LIke him.
Vikram Shivkumar, M.D
Marshall Neurology/Cabell-Huntington Hospital
1600 Medical Center Drive, Huntington, WV (Phone number can only be seen by the question and answer creators)

Do you live closer to WVU or UVA. My husband used UVA until we found specialized doctors at VCU-MCV here in our hometown Richmond VA.

My first consult was with Dr. Vincent Mielle at UPMC in Pittsburgh. He transferred me to a Dr. Alghaban with Associated Specialists in Weston. Both doctors seem to be really good and when I saw Dr. Alghaban I was really impressed with his willingness to take time with me and answer questions. His waiting room was full yet he treated me as though I was his only patient of the day. I appreciated that!