I am hoping someone can provide a recommendation for an Ophthalmologist in the BCS area. Thanks in advance!
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Ophthalmologist Recommendation BCS
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Dr Shanmugam. mybcseye
Bill marr
tx regional eye center. any of them.
Thanks everyone.
Dr Mark Lindsay
Texas Regional Eye, NONE OF THEM
Is he still practicing? I know he quit doing surgery many years ago. He is the one that sent me to Marr for mine.
He is and I have always he is very good
Isn't he the lead singer of Paul Revere and the Raiders?UmustBKidding said:
Is he still practicing? I know he quit doing surgery many years ago. He is the one that sent me to Marr for mine.
Mark Lindsay has been the only optho that comes into the ER for decades. He works in folks with acute eye issues all the time. I dare say there are hundreds of people in the area with eyesight that they owe to his urgent care. He's a real community asset- and will be missed when he retires. But he's still going strong.
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UmustBKidding said:
Texas Regional Eye, NONE OF THEM
Can you elaborate on this? Why the universal anti-endorsement?
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When i was a patient and had surgery there i was wondering if they had learned from the Russian guy that invented RK. In his facility they literally has patient conveyer belts. Lots of go here sit there wait in here, time with dr minimum.
I think all the dr are very competent but the feel of being in an eye mill is everywhere from check in to checkout.
Surgery center was same. Lots of people in beds waiting to be ingested int the surgery machine. Wheel your bed into a room, wheel equipment into room, dr appears, slice dice wheel your bed into different room, wait gtfo.
Totally different than my experience with Marr. More time with dr than nurses and technicians. Surgery done in physician center, did not feel like i was a number.
If you are down with being one of probably 50 patients the dr sees in a day or 20 he does surgery on it may be your place.
I think all the dr are very competent but the feel of being in an eye mill is everywhere from check in to checkout.
Surgery center was same. Lots of people in beds waiting to be ingested int the surgery machine. Wheel your bed into a room, wheel equipment into room, dr appears, slice dice wheel your bed into different room, wait gtfo.
Totally different than my experience with Marr. More time with dr than nurses and technicians. Surgery done in physician center, did not feel like i was a number.
If you are down with being one of probably 50 patients the dr sees in a day or 20 he does surgery on it may be your place.
Been a patient of both Marr and Riggs (Eye Center) and found both to be easy to work with. Have had dealings with the Park Hudson Surgery operation a couple of times and have been satisfied with the outcome- one visit was not for Eye Center referral. Both Marr and Riggs have done YAG on my eyes and Riggs cataract on a family member.
I remain a patient at Eye Center and would not hesitate to use them for a majority of my eye care needs. Same to be said for Marr, there is not that much difference between the offices.
I remain a patient at Eye Center and would not hesitate to use them for a majority of my eye care needs. Same to be said for Marr, there is not that much difference between the offices.