New York’s Most Experienced Retina Practice

Since 1981, the nationally recognized retina specialists of Vitreoretinal Consultants of NY have provided expert care to patients throughout Greater New York, including Long Island, Manhattan, Queens, and the Hudson Valley. We are the retina practice of choice for the Northwell Health hospital network.

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Elite Retinal Care, Cutting Edge Medicine in New York

Vitreoretinal Consultants of NY is at the leading edge of retinal care, using the most advanced technologies to provide excellent care close to home. From retinal diagnostics to clinical trials, our focus is always on the patient.

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“He’s kept my vision going for the past 10 years!”
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“This is a wonderful practice, with a staff that cares about its patients.”
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“Everyone here is more than helpful, kind, and compassionate.”
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“Thanks to this doctor, I still have my eyesight.”
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19 Retina Specialists in New York

The highly skilled retina specialists and surgeons at Vitreoretinal Consultants of NY have trained at the most prestigious institutions and are recognized by their peers as key opinion leaders in the field.

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Retinal Research & Clinical Trials in New York

Vitreoretinal Consultants of NY has a long history of participating in groundbreaking retinal care research. We provide our patients with access to clinical trials that are focused on developing new or significantly improved treatments.

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Retina Consultants of America

In 2020, Vitreoretinal Consultants of NY joined Retina Consultants of America, a network of top-ranked retinal care and research practices in the United States. Together, the practices of RCA are shaping the future of retinal care. Learn more about RCA.

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VRCNY Patient FAQ

Questions about retina conditions, treatments, clinical trials, or insurance coverage? Vitreoretinal Consultants of NY is here to help. For additional questions, contact VRC.

We accept many insurances, but not all plans. We invite you to call our office to schedule an appointment and one of our insurance coordinators will work to verify your benefits prior to your visit.

Yes, our doctors are all board-certified and have had additional medical & surgical retina training.

Same day appointments are available. If you have a location or physician preference, we will do our best to accommodate your schedule. If your needs are emergent, please call our office for immediate attention.

The majority of our physicians speak more than one language and are comfortable treating patients in English, Spanish. Mandarin, Korean, and Cantonese.

At your new patient appointment, we will ask about your general and eye health, test your vision and measure the pressure in your eyes. Our team will also dilate your pupils prior to your eye exam with one of our retina specialists. Depending on your eye condition, additional testing may be required. We look forward to seeing you at your appointment.

Please bring a Photo ID and Insurance Card(s) to your appointment, along with a list of all health conditions and allergies, a list of all medications and supplements and a list of questions or concerns about your eyes. Patients who are visiting one of our offices should plan on spending up to three hours with our care team. Learn more about what to expect at your upcoming appointment.

We accept cash, all major credit cards and Care Credit on charges over $200.

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