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Raleigh Ophthalmology
34 Healthpark Wy Suite 102,
Clayton, NC

Raleigh Ophthalmology is an eye care practice in Clayton, North Carolina. Its ophthalmologists and surgeons treat cataracts, glaucoma, dry eyes, and corneal and retinal disorders. The practice also provides pediatric eye care and cosmetic and reconstructive services.

The practice lists eight physicians, including Alan Dickens, Timothy D. Jordan, Paul S. Riske, Patrick W. Laber, Gabriel T. Chong, Kevin M. Bowman, Lindsay E. Adam, and Michelle D. Patel. One doctor completed a glaucoma fellowship at Emory University Eye Center and is board certified by the American Board of Ophthalmology.

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34 Healthpark Wy Suite 102, Clayton, NC 27520, United States of America
+1 919-782-5400
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
Closed
Monday
8 am to 5 pm
Tuesday
8 am to 5 pm
Wednesday
8 am to 5 pm
Thursday
8 am to 5 pm
Friday
8 am to 5 pm
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Lori Banal

9 months ago
Was calling to set up an appointment and decided against it with the lady that answered the phone. Rude is an understatement and the way she spoke to me is unacceptable for any practice. They need to rethink the face and voice of their practice. The doctors maybe great but if this is any reflection on them I’d avoid them.
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11 months ago
Mom showed up for cataract surgery and office was closed. Didn't get a call or any notification. Called the number on the door sign and was told the next earliest appointment was 5 months out.
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Dan

2 years ago
The doctor is a nice man. The office staff is sadly lacking in many areas. The office does not pick up the phone in a timely manner. Hold times can run ten minutes or more before you speak to a person. This has happened repeatedly and is not a one off situation. They don't respond to requests for basic information via email. One office staffer prescribed eye drops that the patient chart showed they were allergic to and didn't use a pharmacy that the patient was insured through.

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