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Thank You for 23 Years: Dr. Jack Gabay Retires From The Center for Excellence In Eye Care
You may find him walking around our office in sunglasses, and in the last few weeks, a tie. Originally from New York, Dr. Jack Gabay graduated with his medical degree from the State University of New York in Buffalo, New York. As many of us appreciated, Dr. Gabay completed residencies in internal Medicine at Sinai… Read More
Qualifying for Social Security With Vision Loss
Qualifying for Social Security With Vision Loss If you or someone you love has vision loss that makes it impossible to work, you may be eligible for financial assistance. The Social Security Administration (SSA) offers monthly disability benefits for people in need. If you’re approved for disability, you’ll be eligible for monthly assistance that… Read More
Thank You for 23 Years: Dr. Eugene Eisner Retires
June 27, 2019 will be an important day as The Center for Excellence in Eye Care says thank you to Dr. Eisner as he embarks on his well-earned retirement. Eugene Eisner, MD was a founding member of the Center for Excellence in Eye Care when our practice formed in 1996. Before helping form our Center,… Read More
Mysteriously lost a contact lens? The truth behind what could have happened.
A recent article published in Australia really made us think we needed to share some information with our patients and our followers about contact lens safety. We get calls and questions about patients who believe contact lenses may be stuck in “backs of their eyes”. None of these stories are meant to frighten you, they… Read More
Center For Excellence Dinner Lecture Event
Tuesday, July 31st, our doctors hosted a wonderful educational dinner lecture event at Fleming’s in Coral Gables. We were joined by 26 other eye doctors in our South Florida Community, and in total we were 4o. Dr. Cristobal Cruz Colon gave a lecture on the Latest treatments in Glaucoma and he shared all of the… Read More
Dr. Buznego & Dr. Trattler Lecture at Bascom Palmer Eye Institute
Bascom Palmer Eye Institute hosted a meeting titled Interactive Consultations in Cornea & Refractive Surgery, in February of this year. Two of our surgeons are both considered Bascom Palmer Institute faculty as “Voluntary Assistant Professors of Ophthalmology.” They presented the latest research on 2 very relevant, talked about topics in ophthalmology right now. Dr. William… Read More
I haven’t been to an eye doctor in forever. Why do I have to go?
It really blows us away when friends and family members tell us it has been “years” since they see their eye doctor. How would your life change if we told you this is all you could see? Do you know what the leading cause of preventable blindness is? Well, it’s Diabetic retinopathy and if it… Read More
I can see it in your eyes. Small eye symptoms could mean big disease.
Eyes are the window to more than just your soul according to a recent, very interesting article featured on Healthgrades.com. 8 diseases are listed which all can affect your eyes and vision. In fact, some of these symptoms have ophthalmologists becoming the first in the line of diagnosis determiners of major diseases. And guess what? … Read More