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    Winchester Eye Specialists

    1.0 (3 reviews)
    Open • 8:30 am - 5:00 pm

    Services - Winchester Eye Specialists

    Eye exams

    Eye surgery

    Retinal imaging

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    Retina Associates

    Retina Associates

    4.3(15 reviews)
    1.8 mi

    Retina Associates is an excellent group practice; each of the physicians and all of the techs are…read morehighly competent. We have experienced their capacity for empathy and for providing clear explanations. My husband has Type II diabetes. He started having difficulty with his vision which had always been excellent nearly three years ago. At first he thought it was just age-related near vision loss that can make reading and using a computer difficult. An excellent Winchester optometrist, Dr. Michael Dieboldt, OD, closely examined my husband's left retina, and disturbed by what he saw, referred him to Retina Associates on the Valley Health campus in Winchester. Jason Ruggiero, MD, attended Brown University as an undergraduate, attended Medical School at New York University, interned at Yale's St. Raphael Hospital, was a resident at the University of California at San Francisco and studied at the Schier Eye Institute, University of Pennsylvania, was the first to examine and diagnose my husband's condition: retinal branch vein occlusion. Dr. Ruggiero explained what was happening, that the retinal damage cannot be cured, but it can be carefully monitored and treated so the swelling and seepage from the blocked blood vessels is controlled. The condition must be carefully monitored and treatment adjusted as indicated. What was once an intractable conditon that ultimately led to blindness can be managed and what remains of the vision can be preserved. Because so many seniors in the Shenandoah Valley region have Type II diabetes, Retina Associates treats many patients and at times, the waiting room can be quite full because a staff member may be called in by the Winchester Emergency Room physicians after a shooting or serious eye injury. Of course, these are unpredictable situations and patients need to be aware that they can occur. One additional point, my husband or I have been seen by every member of the physician team at Retina Associates, and all of the techs and nurses have been excellent. It is important to realize that this is a team, and teams have to function well together in order to provide optimum care to patients. After well over two years, if I could give this team a 10-rating, I would. They are a superb health care team.

    I believe that the doctor who repaired a retinal tear for me did a good job. His personality has…read morebeen difficult to deal with however. In my first visit he told me I was "a terrible patient" (his words exactly). At my subsequent visits, his manner has been fast and icy cold. Zero bedside manner. He announced I had Macular degeneration, and when I gently enquired about it, he was dismissive, in a hurry, and very touchy. Avoid him. The woman doctor I had once when he was away was gentle, no pain whatsoever.

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