Reno Ophthalmologists

RENO, NV

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"... he does. he did not go to harvard medical school for all the school he did for long courses he did or specialties. he is an excellent doctor, but warm, human, and pleasant. he also has a very good bedside manner. he tends to run..."

"... really well. i would tell others that he is thorough. he is working with fairly new office person and if she does not have an exact answer as far as the price and he corrected her right there. he said no and that the patients what to know..."

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Reno 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.

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Optometrists win rights to broaden services

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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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Reno Ophthalmologists Reviews

"... need to be seen in a hurry. the office personnel is very friendly, nice, and helpful. he has become like a friend to me over the years. i will definitely continue to go here for my future care...."

"... he shows a genuine interest in his patients. i was referred to dr. salamon by my niece. he listens real well and takes his time to answer my questions. i will continue to see dr. salamon in the future...."

"... no complaints. h=e takes the time to talk to me and answer my questions. the nurses are helpful and explain what they are doing...."

"... salamon. he is very successful. his demeanor is great. he speaks rapidly but that would be my only caution. he is very friendly. he is very efficient and to the point which i like. he answers all of my questions. his availability is great and his staff is great...."

"... his one office is a little nicer and larger than his office downtown. he works with the most up to date equipment. his office staff is very knowledgeable and skilled...."

"... and he knows what he's doing. i only go to doctors that i like. the office is nice, and the staff is very helpful. i will continue to see him in the future, and would recommend him to others...."

"... some of the technicians are more skilled than others. the office is a little shabby but not dirty. i don't dislike the experience but i might look at other options. the doctor is competent and informative...."

"... professional. they explain things before they do them. they are on time. i haven't had to wait longer than five or then minutes...."