Kevin J. Blinder's Online Review Report Card

Dr. Blinder is excellent. Yes he is quiet and reserved, however if you ask him questions, including detailed, technical questions, he will answer your questions thoroughly and I believe very accurately. He treated my dad also, who had severe eye issues and my dad could not have been happier. I would not choose anyone else for my serious eye care.

Dr. Blinder is technically excellent and seems caring and compassionate. His support team is very competent, and the office staff are efficient and pleasant to work with. Why only a 4-star rating? The office seems overbooked. I spent nearly 3 hours in the facility, which didn't impact me that much, but there were at least 2 frail, elderly patients who waited more than 2 hours past their appointment ...

I had a vitrectomy for a macular hole. I had a very good outcome.

I've had RDs since age 12. I'm now 63. I've been treated by Retinal Consultants since 1971. I've been a patient if Dr Blinder for the last 20 yrs. He has ALWAYS been professional, skillful, and compassionate. Other reviewers have said his bedside manner is lacking. I TOTALLY disagree..at most he comes across as shy, introverted, quiet, and professional. He has always been very polite and informative when I have questions. I HIGHLY recommend him!

With a name like Blinder he has to be good! Dr. Blinder is a kind compassionate Opthalmologist . His skills are exceptional. He is focused and his attention to detail makes him an excellent Dr.

This was the worst doctor I've ever gone to. Doesn't explain what he is doing, or why he's doing it. I felt like I was being tortured for 15 minutes straight, he pushed my eyeball in all directions. No numbing drops. No explanation. When I asked for a break because I was in intense pain, there was no response, no let up of poking my eye. He said if I kept breathing the way I was, I would faint. ...

This was absolutely the worst and most rude doctor I have seen, and I am 64. He does not explain anything, or tell you what or why he is doing it. I was poked for 15 minutes in the eye by him, literally pushing my eyeball in every different direction, and not knowing why. It was SO painful. I was given no numbing eye drops. When I asked for a break because I was in intense pain, there was no break given or response. He told me that I if I continued to breath the way I was, I was going to faint. He pressed my arm and said, "This is all I'm doing. Does this hurt?" Of course, pressing on an arm verses pushing/poking on an eyeball is quite different. After 15 minutes of torture, no numbing drops, he told me that I was the #1 worst patient. He may been educated, but he was absent on the day that they taught patient care and bedside manner. I felt like I was at a retinal chop shop, just a number and money to him. The staff was not much better, of 4 techs, only one person bothered to tell me her name.

How can any physician be so unhappy with his job and life that he would yell and be so utterly rude to my 96 year old mother-in-law? She is 96. We witnessed outright elderly abuse in Dr. Blinder's clinic. I am sorry your job sucks and you hate it and must hate life itself, but to take it out on a defenseless, vulnerable elderly woman is nothing short of abuse and bullying in its worst form. Find ...

I have seen many other doctors in the group and they were all good. I had to see him because I was unable to see my original for scheduling purposes. He was rude, showed no compassion. This being my 3rd retina detachment. When he asked who did my surgery it was Obvious he didn’t care for the doctor who did my surgery. He treated me like an idiot when I asked him questions(this was a follow up after surgery) I would not recommend him as a doctor.

Horrible communication skills n