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Utah doctor accused of blinding patients with unauthorized eye surgeries
Ophthalmologist Paul Wade Wyatt, MD, allegedly performed unauthorized eye surgeries that blinded or damaged the vision of seven patients, according to local CBS affiliate KUTV. -
PE-backed EyeSouth Partners adds San Antonio eye practice to network
Private equity-backed EyeSouth Partners partnered with Medical Center Ophthalmology Associates to add its seven clinics to EyeSouth's network. -
7 ophthalmology deals in the last 90 days
There have been seven ophthalmology deals in the last 90 days: -
West Virginia ophthalmology clinic holds ribbon cutting
St. Joseph's Ophthalmology Clinic cut the ribbon on its new Buckhannon, W.Va., location Aug. 20, MyBuckhannon reports. -
ASC launches retina subspecialty: 'It's like we've been operating together for years'
Gramercy Surgery Center in New York City's Queens borough onboarded Ian Chan, MD, as its first retina specialist. -
BVI launches intraocular lens for cataract surgery
BVI launched an intraocular lens in the U.S. market for patients in need of cataract surgery. -
Ohio eye practice to rebrand 18 practices
Cincinnati-based Tri-State Centers for Sight will rebrand as MidWest Eye Center to better reflect the practice's commitment to delivering innovative patient care. -
AAO, Research to Prevent Blindness award grants
The American Academy of Ophthalmology and Research to Prevent Blindness awarded four grants to support research in ophthalmology and blindness prevention. -
AI could transform ophthalmology — 3 insights
Ophthalmology could use machine learning technology to better diagnose patients with ocular disorders, HCP Live reports. -
The best hospitals for ophthalmology in every state from 'U.S. News & World Report'
U.S. News & World Report released its 2020-21 Best Hospitals rankings July 28. -
Colorado eye practice secures 34% of new medical building
Colorado Eye Consultants will anchor a new medical building in Littleton, Colo. -
Ophthalmology company provides PPE to front-line workers
Eye device company BVI partnered with Haywood Vocational Opportunities to provide personal protective equipment to healthcare workers fighting the COVID-19 pandemic. -
New York practice names pair of partners
Albany, N.Y.-based Ophthalmic Consultants of the Capital Region appointed Robert Feldman, MD, and Andrew Krouner, MD, partners in the practice, The Saratogian reports. -
Vanderbilt receives $1.4M grant to identify surgical techniques for macular hole repair
The National Eye Institute awarded Nashville, Tenn.-based Vanderbilt University and Vanderbilt University Medical Center a $1.4 million grant to improve vision after macular hole repair. -
Ophthalmology group backs 2-point alternative to proposed 6% pay cuts
The American Academy of Ophthalmology joined a coalition opposing CMS' proposal to drastically cut payment rates for general and specialty surgeons in 2021, including a 6 percent pay cut for ophthalmologists. -
Texas Eye and Cataract uses new implant
Waxahachie-based Texas Eye and Cataract was the first practice in North Texas to use the Durysta bimatoprost implant. -
Bausch Health to spin off Bausch + Lomb brand, other eye products
Bausch Health plans to spin off its eye care businesses to better focus on its other flagship products. -
Connecticut ophthalmology practice management company expands home market presence
Ophthalmology practice management company ReFocus Eye Health acquired Waterbury, Conn.-based OptiCare Eye Health & Vision Centers. -
Pennsylvania ophthalmologist building outpatient surgery center
Ophthalmologist E. Matthew Zimm, DO, is developing an outpatient surgery center in Millcreek Township, Pa., GoErie.com reports. -
3 factors affect likelihood of eye surgery no-shows
Socioeconomic status, race and diabetes affect the likelihood that a patient will cancel retinal surgery, according to study results reported by DocWire News.
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