Retina Associates of Cleveland, Inc.

We hope you are enjoying meeting the physicians of Retina Associates of Cleveland, which is proudly celebrating 50 years of caring for patients across Northern Ohio. Here's a great, short video featuring Jerome P. Schartman, MD, one of our wonderful senior partners! #makingadifference #patientsfirst

Since we are closed tomorrow, we want to wish you a Happy 4th of July! And, since we are ophthalmologists we have to remind you to be safe and leave the handling of fireworks to the professionals (and that includes sparklers, especially for children!) Also, please make sure your pets are inside, safely snuggled up to you! #makingadifference #eyesafety #retinaassociatesofcleveland

With 13 full-service offices and four satellite locations to better serve you, our exceptional care truly is close to home. And remember: we offer same-day emergency appointments; FREE parking at all offices; and we NEVER charge a facility fee. If you are overdue for your appointment or have noticed changes in your vision, please give us a call today: 1-800-4-RETINA #retinaaassociatesofcleveland #closetohome #patientsfirst

Recently thanked by patients and referring physicians for their hard work, care, and dedication! #makingadifference #caringforothers #patientsfirst

David Miller, MD, who, along with Michelle James, PA-C; Jenny Peck, PA-C (not pictured); and Harrison Sciulli, MD, works at Akron Children's Hospital in the Pediatric Ophthalmology Department, performing vision-preserving retinal surgeries on patients as young as newborns and up to 18 years old. The second photo shows Dr. Miller performing laser on a six-year-old with a retinal detachment. To help his patient feel less scared, Dr. Miller let the child's teddy bear keep them calm throughout the treatment. Talk about making a difference! #patientsfirst #caringforothers

Unexpected changes in vision are very scary, and experiencing a vitreous hemorrhage is no exception. Take a moment to learn about the symptoms and common causes of a vitreous hemorrhage in this informative article by Llew Rao, MD, Vice President of Retina Associates. https://lnkd.in/es6QHS5y #makingadifference #patientsfirst #caringforothers #retinadoctors #closetohome

We hope you are enjoying meeting the physicians of Retina Associates of Cleveland, which is proudly celebrating 50 years of caring for patients across Northern Ohio. Here's a great, short video featuring Hang Pham, MD, who chose a career in medicine so that she could positively impact people's lives! #makingadifference #caringforothers #patientsfirst

Today we remember and honor all those who have served and sacrificed for our country. #Veterans #MemorialDay2024 #ThankYou #NeverForget

The Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology (ARVO) recently held its annual meeting in Seattle, and we had strong representation again this year. Many of our presenters, now in medical school, gained experience at our practice as research interns and technicians. Presenters included Chase Miller and Cassie Papproth, medical students at Creighton University; Zachary Ziccardi, medical student at Emory University; Anja Rabljenovic, MD candidate; Casey Scroggins, medical student; Allison Wuller, medical student; Varun Natarajan, research intern and tech; and Alex Miller, ophthalmology resident at University of Missouri. Group shot features Varun Natarajan; Harrison Sciulli, MD and Fellow at Retina Associates; Casey Scroggins; Matt Wilneff, MD, ophthalmology resident; Shannon Wilneff, MPH; David Miller MD, President of Retina Associates of Cleveland; and Judy Wuller, MD. #makingadifference #futureleaders #caringforothers

At some point, almost everyone will experience some degree of floaters and/or flashes in their vision. For those of you who have had this happen, we know how scary it was. In this great, quick read, Scott D. Pendergast, MD, explains flashes and floaters; why they occur; risk factors; and when to call your eye doctor. https://lnkd.in/gYU6QCPR