GALVESTON, TX, February 07, 2013 (Press-News.org) The Best Doctors is a group of clinically and academically accomplished doctors comprised of the top 5% of physicians in the U.S. In addition, Dr. Milstein has been recognized as a Texas Super Doctor for 2013 for the 8th consecutive year and is the only ophthalmologist to be selected in Galveston County.
"We were thrilled to become a part of the Houston Eye Associates practice in 2012 and are truly pleased that we could bring this recognition to our group," said Dr. Milstein. "Peer recognition and professional achievement are a meaningful part of our practice culture for all of our eye doctors."
Houston Eye Associates physicians are pioneers in new research and donate their time and skills to the Houston Eye Associates Foundation, a non-profit foundation created to provide medical eye care services to those less fortunate by providing financial assistance for medical treatment and surgery of the eye.
The Eye Clinic of Texas is an affiliate of Houston Eye Associates, the largest ophthalmology group in the nation. We are a leading eye care practice serving the greater Houston, Galveston, League City and Texas City area that provides all aspects of general, medical, surgical, laser and optical eye care services. Our Board Certified Ophthalmologists perform Laser Eye Surgery such as LASIK, Cataract Surgery & Lens Implants using advanced technology IOLs to correct complex problems such as astigmatism and near vision focusing problems including presbyopia, diagnosis and management of glaucoma, diagnosis and management of diabetic retinopathy, diagnosis and management of Age Related Macular Degeneration (AMD) and Pediatric Ophthalmology. Texas EyeWear at The Eye Clinic of Texas provides personalized consultation and fitting of eyeglasses and eyeglass lenses for the greater Houston, Galveston, League City and Texas City area patients.
To learn more about The Eye Clinic of Texas you may visit http://www.ecot.com or http://www.facebook.com/ecot.lasik or follow our eye care blog at http://www.ecot.com/houston-cataract-lasik-surgery-blog.
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For additional information, contact:
Amy Trittel, The Eye Clinic of Texas, 2302 Avenue P, Galveston, Texas 77550, atrittel@ecot.com, 1-800-423-3937
Houston Eye Doctors Designated Best Doctors & Texas Super Doctors
The Eye Clinic of Texas-a Houston Eye Associates affiliated practice-is pleased to announce that Drs. Bernard Milstein, Allan Fradkin and Da-Thuy Van have all been reviewed and elected by their peers as Best Doctors for 2013.
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[Press-News.org] Houston Eye Doctors Designated Best Doctors & Texas Super DoctorsThe Eye Clinic of Texas-a Houston Eye Associates affiliated practice-is pleased to announce that Drs. Bernard Milstein, Allan Fradkin and Da-Thuy Van have all been reviewed and elected by their peers as Best Doctors for 2013.