Pediatric ophthalmologist recs

[Anonymous]

We saw and liked Dr. Glaser, many years ago.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I saw Marcia Hutcheon in Rockville for strabismus - pediatric ophthalmologists treat adult strabismus. She was very thorough and thoughtful, and left me with a much better outcome than my previous ophthalmologist had.

Don't know how she is with kids, but she's a great doctor.

We got a cancellation appt with her on Monday. Thanks for the rec!

[Anonymous]

Thanks to all of you for the recommendations. I have 3 separate appointments lined up this month based on this thread.

I'll cancel the ones I don't need but I feel like this is the type of situation where backups aren't a bad thing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thanks to all of you for the recommendations. I have 3 separate appointments lined up this month based on this thread.

I'll cancel the ones I don't need but I feel like this is the type of situation where backups aren't a bad thing.

That’s a great idea because you may end up wanting a second opinion. Good luck.

[Anonymous]

Keep us updated! Wishing you the best.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We’re in NoVa and have been seeing Dr Forest Ellis for 12+ years. I’d see anyone in that practice. Honestly, though, it’s hard to get into all peds ophthalmologists. I’d have your pediatrician help you get seen.

+100.

Explaining there is a -sudden- loss of vision AND being very flexible about schedule and location often helps get an initial appointment more quickly.

[Anonymous]

Courtney Krauss @ hopkins bethesda

[Anonymous]

Paul S. Cunningham in Clinton, MD. Received the recommendation from our pediatrician and another eye doctor for son and he was awesome.

[Anonymous]

Recommending Michael Repka at Wilmer Eye Associates in Baltimore. Or anyone in the practice should be phenomenal. Good luck. Wilmer also has a Bethesda office which I am sure is great too.

My child had a negative experience with Dr. Wei and we decided to move to Wilmer from her practice.