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    Alice Rusk, MD

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    Alice Rusk, MD is a neurologist at the Yale School of Medicine who specializes in movement disorders, including Parkinson’s disease, essential tremor and gait disorder.

    Dr. Rusk strives to give patients as much face-to-face time as possible. “It takes time to understand what each person is going through,” she says. She finds it helpful to have a conversation with patients about treatment options so they will feel comfortable and invested in the plan, which is tailored to each person. “Patients will be treated differently based on the different symptoms they might have,” she says. “And I try to provide as much information as possible, including strategies they can use to manage their condition,” she says.

    Dr. Rusk’s goal is for patients to feel comfortable enough to ask questions. “I want them to know we’re working as a team.”

    Last Updated on November 19, 2024.

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    • Neurology

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    Fellowship
    Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center (1996)
    Residency
    New York Hospital - Cornell Medical Center (1995)
    Internship
    Greenwich Hospital/Yale University (1992)
    MD
    University of Connecticut School of Medicine (1991)

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    Alice Rusk, MD is a neurologist at Yale Medicine who specializes in movement disorders, including Parkinson’s disease, essential tremor and gait disorder.

    Dr. Rusk strives to give patients as much face-to-face time as possible. “It takes time to understand what each person is going through,” she says. She finds it helpful to have a conversation with patients about treatment options so they will feel comfortable and invested in the plan, which is tailored to each person. “Patients will be treated differently based on the different symptoms they might have,” she says. “And I try to provide as much information as possible, including strategies they can use to manage their condition,” she says.

    Dr. Rusk’s goal is for patients to feel comfortable enough to ask questions. “I want them to know we’re working as a team.”

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    Headache; Neurology; Movement Disorders

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