Dr. Denise Cubero-Walker, MD

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Board-Certified Internist Committed to Personalized Care and Patient Education

Lexington, South Carolina – Internal Medicine Associates, part of Lexington Medical Center, is pleased to announce the addition of Denise Cubero-Walker, MD, a board-certified internist, to its dedicated team of healthcare professionals. Dr. Cubero-Walker brings a wealth of experience and a commitment to providing comprehensive, individualized care for adult patients at all stages of life.

“My goal is to empower my patients through education and support them in achieving their health goals. I believe that an informed patient is an engaged patient, and I look forward to building lasting relationships with those I care for,” says Dr. Cubero-Walker. 

Upon graduating summa cum laude from Emory University in Atlanta, where she earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Biology, Dr. Cubero-Walker went on to obtain her Medical Degree from the Medical College of Georgia. She followed this up with an internal medicine internship and residency at the prestigious Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center in Baltimore, Maryland. Her extensive training and experience have equipped her with the skills necessary to address a wide range of medical concerns, with a primary focus on prevention, wellness, and patient education.

In her most recent position with Piedmont Physician Group in Atlanta, Dr. Cubero-Walker specialized in internal medicine, where she honed her skills in managing chronic conditions and promoting preventive healthcare practices. As a fluent speaker of both Spanish and French, she is able to communicate effectively with a diverse patient population, enhancing the quality of care provided to all individuals.

Dr. Cubero-Walker is board-certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine and is an active member of the American College of Physicians and the American Medical Association. Her dedication to ongoing professional development ensures that she remains current with the latest advancements in medicine, allowing her to offer the best possible care to her patients.

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