Dr. Jay Bradley
12210 Quaker Ave,
Lubbock, TX
Jay Bradley, MD is a fellowship-trained corneal and external disease specialist practicing in Lubbock. He provides care in cornea, external disease, cataract, and refractive surgery.
Dr. Bradley completed a fellowship in cornea, external disease, and refractive surgery at the University of California-Davis in 2008. He served as an Assistant Professor at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. Dr. Tim Khater also practices as a fellowship-trained refractive specialist.
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+1 506-792-5900
Kenny Payne
8 months ago
Dr Bradley is really a professional he makes you fill comfortable during the procedure and at the office. He has a great staff .
I had cataract surgery and the lazer with great results.
Brenda Brown
1 year ago
Dr Jay Bradley is very helpful and caring. Office staff is excellent too
Michelle Speedon
2 years ago
This Dr. Performed multiple surgeries on my stepdad and yet he still couldn’t see as he promised his vision would be better the only that happened made was that his eyesight got worst and he’s now blind on 1 side.
When Dr. Bradley requested to perform a 3rd surgery, my stepdad declined (even telling my parents it may not even work) but just to think about it. My mom said when they said “no as they were still talking, he just walked out on them saying, “think about it”. Not saying bye or thank you, nothing. I have never taken the time to write a bad review especially towards a doctor but this kind of stuff upsets me. My stepdad is going blind and his eyesight has only gotten worst by going here but this Dr. treated them like nobody’s after they declined another surgery.
When my mom told me how they were treated this upset me cause too many people treat older people like this and this is not okay. Imagine if your parents were treated this way.
