Saratoga Hospital Medical Group eye care specialists are dedicated to helping you keep your eyes healthy throughout your lifetime. Our ophthalmologists and optometrist see patients of all ages. Our pediatric ophthalmologist specializes in caring for children, from infancy through adolescence. This combination of expertise enables us to offer the comprehensive medical and surgical services that can have the greatest positive impact on eye health at every age.
Our eye care team includes experts in ophthalmology and optometry who work together to meet your eye health needs. Optometrists focus on evaluating and correcting vision and detecting eye abnormalities. Ophthalmologists provide medical and surgical services to diagnose and treat eye diseases and disorders.
We provide specialized medical and surgical eye care for children of all ages—right here in our community. Our practice is headed by a board-certified, fellowship-trained pediatric ophthalmologist who is highly skilled in diagnosing, treating, and managing childhood eye conditions. She is also adored by young patients and parents alike.
Saratoga Hospital Medical Group – Eye Care offers our patients an outstanding team of board-certified physicians, including ophthalmologists and an optometrist. All are equipped with the latest technology and are skilled in today’s advanced diagnostic techniques.
Our ophthalmologists have extensive surgical experience, including in small-incision cataract surgery and laser treatment for glaucoma. Depending on your situation and the procedure, your surgery may be performed in the doctor’s office or in the dedicated eye surgical suite at Saratoga Surgery Center.
“Our skilled eye care team is committed to preserving our patients’ vision and eye health. We offer compassionate, expert care as part of a collaborative medical community known for putting our patients first .”
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3050 Route 50
Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
Phone: 518-587-8400
Fax: 518-587-4155
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Our comprehensive eye exams are designed to meet your individual eye care needs. We perform vision tests with pupil dilation; screen for macular degeneration, glaucoma, and retinal conditions; and assess your overall eye health.
Glaucoma is a group of eye diseases that can cause vision loss and blindness by damaging your optic nerve. Most treatments involve lowering your eye pressure to help slow the disease. Depending on your condition, our specialists may prescribe medication or perform laser surgery to help fluid drain from your eye.
Our ophthalmologists are experts in performing this minimally invasive procedure to replace a lens that has been clouded by cataracts. Your surgeon will numb your eye, make tiny incisions, remove your cloudy lens, and insert a clear artificial (intraocular) lens. After a brief recovery period, you can expect to have much clearer vision..
Our ophthalmologists are experts in performing this minimally invasive procedure to replace a lens that has been clouded by cataracts. Your surgeon will numb your eye, make tiny incisions, remove your cloudy lens, and insert a clear artificial (intraocular) lens. After a brief recovery period, you can expect to have much clearer vision.
We offer advanced imaging services, under the guidance and expertise of highly skilled medical professionals.
We offer surgical services at two locations. Inpatient and outpatient surgery are performed at the Hospital. Outpatient surgery also is available at Saratoga Surgery Center, on our Wilton Campus. Whenever possible, we offer a minimally invasive approach, which means less discomfort and scarring as well as faster recovery times. For certain conditions, both minimally invasive and advanced robot-assisted surgery options are offered, enabling our surgeons to perform even the most complex and delicate procedures with extreme precision. We do everything we can to make you feel comfortable and well cared for.
An expert in correcting strabismus and double vision, our pediatric ophthalmologist also treats adult patients for these conditions
“By diagnosing and treating eye conditions early, we can preserve and protect your child’s vision and lay the foundation for a lifetime of good eye health.”
- Dorothy Reynolds, MD
To view a list of all of our providers, please click here.
For location specific information, please click below.
3050 Route 50
Saratoga Springs, NY, 12866
Phone: 518-580-2228
Fax: 518-587-4155
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We provide comprehensive eye exams that assess how well your child sees (visual acuity) and whether your child’s eye muscles are working correctly (ocular motility). We also perform screening exams for children who, because of family history or medical conditions, have an increased risk of vision problems. Our goal is to detect problems as early as possible when treatment can be most effective, and to prevent vision loss, all in a child-friendly environment.
Pediatric ophthalmologists are experts in treating misaligned eyes (strabismus) and double vision in adults, in part because these physicians have so much experience treating these conditions in children. Depending on the cause of your misalignment, treatment options could include eye realignment surgery, glasses, or prism correction.
Early treatment and ongoing management of an eye condition can make an enormous difference in your child's vision and physical, cognitive, and social development. Depending on your child's condition, treatment could include glasses, wearing an eye patch, surgery, eye drops, or medication.
Our pediatric ophthalmologist has extensive experience working with children who have neurodevelopment disorders, such as autism spectrum disorders, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, hearing impairment, and speech delays. These children may have an increased likelihood of developing eye problems, so high-quality vision care can be critical.