Aaron Keith Farrow, MD

I was drawn to medicine because of the meaningful relationships I develop with patients and families, especially during their greatest time of need. Many neurological illnesses can be very complex and overwhelming, requiring a very involved clinician who is committed to caring for the patient as a whole. In my practice, I focus on not only the diagnosis and treatment but also the quality of my patients' life. I hope to ease their concerns and provide them with the knowledge they need to make their own health care decisions. I want each of my patients to know I truly care for them and that I am here to listen.

My approach to medicine is very extensive. I do not deal with only one aspect of a disease because most of the movement disorders we treat are very multi-faceted. At Mercy, we have developed a comprehensive multidisciplinary program which serves as a one-stop shop for care for all aspects of movement disorders. This first of a kind center for Oklahoma will provide patients and referring physicians access to advanced care.

I chose to go into medicine because it involves the two things I love, science and caring for people. I love that medicine is a lifelong learning experience. I decided to specialize in neurology because it is so interesting that our neurological system is what created our personality, our movement and our memories. Neurology can be confusing and overwhelming to patients, and I like to be able to explain the disorder and help my patients feel empowered with that knowledge.