Edward Rubinchik, MD
142 Joralemon St # 10B,
Brooklyn, NY
Smart Eye Care provides eye care in Brooklyn and the Bronx. Its ophthalmologists offer preventive eye care, diagnosis and treatment of dry eye, myopia, and keratoconus, and LASIK surgery.
Edward Rubinchik, MD, works with Evelyn Icasiano, Leon Aleksandrovich, Michael Ehrenhaus, Vijay Battu, Navid Hakimian, and Mitchell Epstein. The doctors bring decades of experience, and the practice uses diagnostic equipment for accurate results.
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Sign in with Google Create a free account142 Joralemon St # 10B, Brooklyn, NY 11201, United States of America
+1 718-451-2020
Niloja Martinez
7 months ago
LOVE, Dr. Rubinchik!! 😚 He's friendly, hilarious and every time I have an appointment with him, I find myself very excited. 👨⚕️ I also love the fact that he is humble and down-to-earth. I love Dr. Rubinchik!! 🤗 5 stars are not good enough for him... …
Shalini Singh
1 year ago
This was my first visit and it was absolutely wonderful. The staff was very courteous and professional. It was also very well organized and there was no wait. I got called in to have my eyes checked by the assistant. Then I was taken to a separate room to get other tests done. Then I saw the doctor, who was extremely knowledgeable and had wonderful and super professional bedside manners. It was determined that I needed to get a laser treatment done for the prevention of glaucoma. It was done very quickly and seamlessly. The whole experience from start to finish was wonderful and I look forward to continuing my eye care over here.
Philip Ashby
1 year ago
I was ushered into his office and the first one to speak. He said "sit it the chair" and there were three chairs, I picked the wrong one. He said your 71, as though it was herpes, told me my eyes were "pretty good". I asked about my nevus and he said "all we really focus on in people your age is glaucoma and macular degeneration". I wouldn't call him friendly. I don't think he likes old people. I don't either. I have a feeling though, if I were in need, he'd be the one to see.
