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Dr. Robert A. Loeb, MD
1003 North Point Blvd Suite 605,
Baltimore, MD

Dr. Robert A. Loeb is an ophthalmologist at Barenburg Eye Associates in Baltimore who treats eye disease, with a special focus on cataract management, glaucoma, corneal and conjunctival infections and inflammations, diabetic eye disease, and macular degeneration.

Dr. Loeb is board certified in Ophthalmology and joined Barenburg Eye Associates in January 2015 after thirty years of practice in Baltimore. He earned his degrees from the University of Maryland and holds privileges at MedStar Franklin Square Hospital and the Eye Surgery Center of White Marsh.

Barenburg Eye Associates has four locations. Dr. Mark Gordon, an optometrist, established his first practice in 1972, and his children Shoshana Cohen and Joshua Gordon later joined, specializing in contact lenses, pediatrics, glaucoma, dry eye, and ocular surface disease.

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1003 North Point Blvd Suite 605, Baltimore, MD 21224, United States of America
+1 410-282-5544
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Crump aka Toya

1 year ago
The office staff was thorough and pleasant. The doctor didn't wash his hands when he entered the room nor did he wear gloves. As he examined my left eye, his hand touched my lips so I moved my head thinking he would get the hint but when he examined my right eye, touching my lips again, I told him to get his hands off my lips. He did apologize but this is completely unacceptable. Again, he didn't wash his hands, he's touching the devices, paper, pen, etc. The eyes are extremely delicate and best practices should be maintained to prevent infections, etc. When the staff member gave him the results from my eye exam as they crossed paths in the hallway, he loudly said, "That's all she can do", after I was unable to read beyond a certain line. When doing the eye exam, he stated for me to say 1 or 2 but when I didn't respond in that manner, he raised his voice and said, "1 or 2!" I maintained my composure but his demeanor is very brash. I only visited his office because I couldn't get an emergency appointment with my doctor. This was my first and last visit with Dr. Loeb.

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