Pediatric Opthalmic Consultants
- Manhattan
Upper West Side, Boro Park, Tribeca Offices
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Reviews (8)
Looking for a Pediatric Opthamologist
We have been very impressed by the whole attitude of the pediatric opthalmologist Joyce Khandji at Pediatric Opthalmic Consultants. Emailed back within minutes on Thanksgiving!!!!Looking for a Pediatric Opthamologist
I also recommend Pediatric Ophthalmic Consultants.ISO developmental optemetrist
They’re the best! All of the doctors are amazing. I would go with whoever takes your insurance and can see you first. We go to the Tribeca Office which is beautiful. I try to make it fun for the children and treat them to pizza at Serafina’s (a block away) afterwards.ISO: Eye Doctor for Children
Also, took our other daughter to the Pediatric Opthalmic Consultants uptown and saw Dr Lui (because our pediatrician specifically recommended this group for what she needed to be seen for or else would have gone to Dr. C) - and she was great all around.Recommendations for pediatric ophthalmologist
I second the recommendation for Dr. Liu! She was great.Recommendations for pediatric ophthalmologist
Hi, we brought my daughter to the practice and I think we originally had an appt with dr Liu but needed to change due to scheduling issues, and we saw Dr Milan Ranka. We thought he was great and my then 17 month old did very well. I get the feeling all the doctors in the practice are probably excellent - I mention because there are differences in what insurances they each take.Recommendations for pediatric ophthalmologist
Hi. We just went to Dr. Liu atpediatric opthamologists consultants in Tribeca and they were great. They have all these easy, fun ways to test eyesight and my son had a ball there. The doctors were really knowledgeable and sweetRe: Pediatric Ophthalmologist NEEDED
This is where our regular peds (at Pediatric Associates) sent us for a recent cornea abrasion, to the Boro Park location. They were great, even with a wiggly 2yo. We know at least two other parents who go there, one of them a high-needs kid. (March 2015)
