Wauwatosa Ophthalmologists

WAUWATOSA, WI

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"... and doesn’t seem to hold anything back, and has a good bedside manner. he seems to be an honest type of guy and is easy to get appointments with. the nurses and receptionist have been very helpful with giving me the results from tests when i needed..."

"... and helpful. he loves to talk when he gets the chance. he has a lot of patients, so he's in and out, but is a good doctor. he was recommended to me by the local pharmacy. ..."

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Wauwatosa 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

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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Wauwatosa Ophthalmologists Reviews

"... and very efficient. he is always on time. he is very thorough and answers all the questions. he is very willing to take the time and explain. he has great communication. i have no complaints with him. when you come from another area and try to search for someone..."

"... and good at what he does. he's very thorough and takes his time with you...."

"... nice; i liked their services. i do not have to wait for more time. i get in exactly at the time that they say; if it is at 10:45 i get in at 10:45 or 10:50 but not more than 5 minutes late. they confirm my appointment by telephone a day before and..."