Natasha Frost, MD

Natasha Frost, MD, is a neurologist at UW Health where she serves as the medical director of the Multiple Sclerosis Clinic. She is also a clinical professor in the Department of Neurology at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health.

Dr. Frost specializes in treating adults with multiple sclerosis (MS) and other immune conditions of the central nervous system. She uses the latest science to help people live their best lives and values the opportunity to form long-term relationships with her patients. She believes the key to successful communication is meeting people where they are emotionally, physically and mentally. Dr. Frost encourages patients to share in decision-making by explaining their condition and treatment options in terms they can understand. 

An ardent researcher, Dr. Frost is involved in clinical trials to bring new MS medications to the market. She also participates in research collaborations with neuropsychologists and neuroradiologists to better understand the cognitive problems that can occur in patients with MS.  

Dr. Frost continually strives to improve multidisciplinary care for people living with MS. She is committed to educating all medical students and residents about this complex disease, no matter what area of medicine they ultimately choose to enter.