3537 S I-35 E, Suite 112, Denton Mon–Thu 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Español

Brighter Minds. Brighter Tomorrows.

Specialized Care for Memory and Movement Disorders in Denton

Fellowship-Trained Movement Disorder Specialist Serving Denton County and North Texas

What we treat

Why patients choose us

  • Fellowship-trained movement disorder specialist
  • A complete memory program
  • Infusions available
  • Active clinical research

Why see a subspecialist

  1. Expert diagnosis

    Many movement and memory conditions look alike early on. Fellowship training focuses on telling them apart, which guides the right treatment.

  2. Advanced treatment options

    From medication adjustments to Botulinum Toxin injections, deep brain stimulation evaluation, device-aided therapies, and Anti-Amyloid infusions.

  3. Care that continues

    These are long-term conditions. You see the same specialist who knows your history, close to home in Denton.

Research News

The latest Phase 3 trial results and FDA approvals for Parkinson’s Disease, Multiple System Atrophy, Alzheimer’s Disease, and Huntington’s Disease: what was tested, whether it worked, and what it means for you.

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Featured upcoming events

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For more, see the Events tab in Patient Resources, including ongoing support groups and classes.

Jerome Lisk, MD, MBA, MS, FAAN

Jerome Lisk, MD, MBA, MS, FAAN

Fellowship-trained movement disorder specialist with over 20 years of clinical practice experience.

Meet Dr. Lisk

Visit us in Denton

Serving all of North Texas and patients from across Texas.

Prepare for Your Visit

The Professional Office Building at 3537 S I-35 E in Denton, with its glass-canopy main entrance
Enter under the glass canopy at the main entrance. We are in Suite 112. In the lobby, go to the hallway on the right by the elevators. Suite 112 is the first door on the right.

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Local resources

Need a ride to your appointment or a support group near you? Our Patient Resources page lists local transportation for seniors and people with disabilities, and support groups, including the Denton Parkinson Support Group that Dr. Lisk co-founded.

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