Knoxville Ophthalmologists

KNOXVILLE, IA

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"... they offer really good treatment. they are easy to talk with. they are very personable people. the staff is also really easy to work with...."

"... with these doctors. they really prioritize building a relationship with their patients. i like to feel like more than a number and that they care about me as a person if i am going to trust them with surgeries and things like that. they keep a close eye on me...."

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Knoxville Ophthalmology Articles

Eye care exam detects macular degeneration

Dr. Brian Sippy injects medicine into the eye of a patient suffering from macular degeneration. If left untreated, the disease will cause legal blindness. (Photo courtesy of Sandee McLaughlin, Rocky Mountain Eye Center)

Age related macular degeneration is common in baby boomers. Eye doctors recommend annual vision checks after 65.

What's the difference between optometrists and opthamologists?

Optometrist vs. opthamologist? Know the difference between these two professionals and choose the best professional when it comes to eye care.

Optometrist vs. opthamologist? Know the difference between these two medical professionals and choose the best professional when it comes to eye care.

Optometrists win rights to broaden services

The eye doctors are expanding their scope of care by winning in the courtroom.

Optometrists, ophthalmologists fight over eye care rights

Tulsa area resident Pam Odum hoped to ditch her glasses when she saw an optometrist for laser surgery. Instead, her vision got worse, and she now requires a stronger prescription. Photo by Jen Hoppa

Optometrists battle ophthalmologists as line blurs between levels of care

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Knoxville Ophthalmologists Reviews

"... great with follow up and i am very pleased with the service. i would recommend them to others...."

"... nurse. hieght, weight, eye test, blood pressure, temperature checks. dr. recalled last year's visit and revisited old questions and troubles before moving on to new concerns. both nurse and dr. were excellent with the kids. great bedside manner by dr...."

"... care physician i expressed concern about a large mole on my back. he referred me to dr. wang. upon looking at it dr. wang immediately suspected melanoma, and began treatment by shaving it off for biopsy and leaving a dime-sized open wound..."

"... answer all the questions asked. her explanations were very thorough. she has calm and soothing bedside manner...."

"... heartbeats so i scheduled an appointment to let dr. morris check it out. he listened to my heart and announced that he thought that i had a prolapsed mitral valve, but he sent me on to get an echo cardiogram and an ekg to confirm...."

"... and know what they are doing. i can get appointments quickly...."

"... cancer and he has been my doctor mostly throughout. i am very pleased with him and i think that he knows what he is doing. he has a very good manner and he seems to really listen to my problem. the office staff is nice and i really like everyone of them...."

"... or more. she is very knowledgeable and professional. she has got a good bedside manner and her availability has also been good...."