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March 3
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I go to Emory Brain Health Center and they deal specifically with Parkinson's. (Phone number can only be seen by the question and answer creators)

March 3
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How can I find a movement disorder specialist in the Atlanta, Georgia area?

While I don't have specific doctor names for Atlanta, there are several helpful resources you can use to find a qualified movement disorder specialist near you:

Trusted directories to search
- International Parkinson and Movement Disorder Society Show Full Answer

How can I find a movement disorder specialist in the Atlanta, Georgia area?

While I don't have specific doctor names for Atlanta, there are several helpful resources you can use to find a qualified movement disorder specialist near you:

Trusted directories to search:
- International Parkinson and Movement Disorder Society directory
- American Parkinson Disease Association (APDA)
- Parkinson's Foundation Global Care Network
- Hospital websites for neurology or movement disorder programs in Atlanta

You can also call the Parkinson's Foundation Helpline at 800-4PD-INFO (800-473-4636). The operators can recommend a Parkinson's specialist from their database.

Other ways to find recommendations:
- Ask your primary care doctor for referrals to local specialists
- Connect with members of local Parkinson's support groups who can share their experiences
- Check major Atlanta medical centers' neurology departments

Movement disorder specialists have extra training specifically in Parkinson's and can make a real difference in your care. They're more likely to recognize subtle symptoms and know the latest treatment options.

Many specialists also offer telehealth visits, which can be convenient for medication adjustments and check-ins between in-person appointments.

March 3

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