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    O'morchoe David J C MD

    3.5 (2 reviews)

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    Niraj Patel, MD, FACS

    Niraj Patel, MD, FACS

    4.7(43 reviews)
    35.9 mi

    I am a nurse practitioner myself and did a lot of research before deciding upon Visian lens surgery…read moreas I was not a candidate for less invasive procedures. I wanted to make sure the surgeon I visited had a breath of experience and training. After the experience I can truly saw I was impressed from my initial consult all the way through surgery and after. Dr Patel does fantastic work he is great at communicating, has a wonderful bedside manner and an amazing team of support staff. I wake up daily amazed that I can now read the clock across the room without glasses or contacts! I was so impressed with the operation aspect of the business, the entire staff is friendly, communicative, professional and values your time, investment and confidentiality.

    I also feel that I was upsold to a $9,000 Light Adjustable (cataract) Lens. In all fairness Dr…read more Patel had recently chosen LAL lenses for himself. I am very healthy, as are my eyes. I do not have any health conditions that would discourage LAL lenses. My brain is as healthy and efficient as people who are much younger. I have been unable to adjust to the dual focus that is part of the LAL concept. One eye for distance, the other for close up. My eyes got tired, dry and irritated when driving, as I was only using one eye. I had the same experience with close up vision, reading, watching TV etc. My vision blurred. I've learned it is not uncommon for the brain to have difficulty making that adjustment. As a result, I experienced dizziness and my brain was unable to efficiently "track" what I was seeing. Since the surgery my eyes are extremely dry. It took over a year for the burnt, bruised feeling and floaters to resolve. Fortunately I have an excellent optical physician who was able to correct my vision with progressive lens glasses. My experience with LAL was similar to many of the patients I spoke with while in Dr. Patels waiting room. I did all of the research, asked all of the right questions but feel some of the cons were omitted from the conversation. I am not questioning Dr. Patels skills as a physician or his ethics. He is a very skilled surgeon. I think he believed LAL lenses were the best he could offer me. Hopefully he is being more realistic about their success now.

    Pacific Northwest Retina

    Pacific Northwest Retina

    3.7(11 reviews)
    7.0 mi

    I called to inquire about scheduling an appointment with Dr. O'Malley, the referral requirements,…read moreand self-pay pricing. Unfortunately, the person who answered was very short, unfriendly, and dismissive throughout the call. I was told that a visit could cost anywhere from approximately $500 to $2,000 depending on the number of photos taken, but I could not get a more specific estimate. After I thanked her, she abruptly hung up on me without any acknowledgment or goodbye. I understand that medical costs can vary, but basic courtesy should not. This interaction left me uncomfortable moving forward with the practice.

    Although the doctors at Retina Center NW are outstanding, the apparent "triage" service is not!…read moreToday I contacted the Silverdale Retina Center because two days ago I had a retinal bleed in my left eye; I was hoping to make an appointment with Dr O'Malley who has been treating my diabetic retinopathy condition for many years. When I called to make the appointment, the woman at the front desk said I would first need to speak with a "triage" before she could make an appointment. She said the traige would call me back soon to further discuss my bleed & possibly make an appointment? Well, this day has passed, and I've heard nothing from the triage? Unfortunately, I've had a few quite negative exchanges in the past with the triages, when calling to schedule an appointment if I've had an eye bleed. On one occasion, the triage curtly stated, "didn't I know the bleed will clear in a few weeks"! Which is often incorrect because I've had bleeds that have not cleared for 21/2 months! What's more, you just don't speak to a long time patient like that, particularly given the recurrence of my retinal bleeds. The triages need proper training in dealing with patients thoughtfully & empathetically. I certainly hope this issue will be addressed for the benefit of all patients current & future at the Retina Center Northwest in Silverdale?

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    Retina Center Northwest

    5.0(2 reviews)
    31.7 mi

    What a well ran, finely tuned experience. It was my introductory visit. i did not have a doctors…read morereferral, but with family history, i was able to get in. Meaning, when i called to make the appointment: i was "screened" to make sure i wasn't wasting my money. Day of appointment, empty waiting room, minimal wait time. I traversed through a 3 rooms (stations), 2 for assessments. First room : medical history, glaucoma test, eye dial action, and eye chart reading. Second room: my retina was images on 2 different machines. Third room - Dr O'Malley provided assessment. He has a thorough and sequential (apparent) first visit routine. Stepping through some basic eye physiology as a basis for explains the images and results. i'm normally a guy who likes to skip through the introduction and jump right to the end, but this tune i but my tongue and listened and went along for the ride. I'm glad i did. It's obvious Dr O'Malley read my induct form, and in a honest, direct and plain spoken manner, addressed things he saw - effects of genetics and efficacy of vitamins. In parting, he said i didn't need to see a specialist (like him) for a follow up in a couple of years. Meaning. he focused on the level of care i needed, not generating more patients (and money) for his practice. I went to a gucci (say Ferrari for car buffs like me) Doctor, so i could create a baseline to track any changes, so my next appointment is in 2 years.

    I am so grateful for Dr Spinak and everyone at Retina Center. Sequim is lucky to have you. Thank…read moreyou

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