Movement Disorders and Parkinson's Disease Specialty Clinic
Dr. Kevin Klos
The Movement Disorder Clinic of Oklahoma was established in 2008. Dr. Klos brings his training from the Neurology and Movement Disorder Departments of the Mayo Clinic to Oklahoma to offer specialized diagnostic evaluations and treatment to patients in a five state catchment area. He offers medical therapy, Botox treatments, and Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) programming.
The Movement Disorder Clinic of Oklahoma research team provides extensive experience in conducting research clinical trials for Parkinson's disease, Huntington's disease, Essential tremor, and dystonia patients. His treatment team includes an administrative coordinator, research nurse study coordinators, subinvestigators, physical therapist, neuropsychologist, 3T MRI and DAT imaging specialists. Dr. Klos and his team have conducted over 55 clinical trials in the last 12 years in all phases of study as regulated by the FDA.
Interested in a clinical trial?
Call to inquire about eligibility: 918-392-4530
New! You are a Better Parkinson's Disease Caregiver Than You Think
What Every Caregiver Should Know
Due to the lack of formal training, self-doubt, and conflicting ideas from outside resources, most Parkinson's disease care partners and caregivers struggle and experience frustration in caring for their loved one. The challenges for care partners in the early and intermediate stages as well as the challenges for caregivers in the more advanced stages vary widely. The purpose of the this book is to equip Parkinson's disease care partners and caregivers with the confidence and skills necessary to enjoy the caregiving years with less struggles and heartache.
New Podcast!
Parkinson's Disease Caring Podcast provides care partners and caregivers of loved ones with Parkinson's disease with valuable information from Parkinson's disease specialists, caregivers, and patients. Timely and engaging interviews inform the care partner or caregiver to help equip them with the knowledge and confidence necessary to enjoy the caregiving years with less struggles and heartache.
