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Michael Gorin, MD

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Michael Gorin, MD
Alameda Optical CO
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501 S Shore Ctr West Alameda, CA 94501
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Michael Gorin, MD

Specializing in all means of vision correction, including glasses with Alameda Optical on site, contact lenses, and laser surgery. Also, laser surgery for the treatment of glaucoma, and diabetic and other retinal disease.
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Ophthalmologist

Gender Male
Education George Washington Univ Sch Of Med & Hlth Sci, Washington Dc 20037
Training Doctor'S Hosp, Ophthalmology; Washington Hosp Ctr, Internal Medicine
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501 S Shore Ctr West, Alameda, CA 94501
Services Michael Gorin, MD practices in Alameda, CA. Ophthalmologists examine and treat common vision disorders, eye injuries and eye diseases. Ophthalmologists such as Michael Gorin, MD are licensed medical doctors and can prescribe medication as well as perform eye surgery.

To determine if Michael Gorin, MD can help you, please call the Alameda, CA office at (510) 521-6510 for more information.
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I felt that they really valued my health and happiness because they followed up even after my appointment just to check up on me. It was such a nice gesture that made a huge difference. I didn't experience any unnecessary pain during my visit, and I was amazed at how much better I felt after I left. I couldn't believe how great their office looked. It was very obvious that they took pride in the office's appearance. It was one of the best looking offices I've ever seen. One of the first things I noticed about this business was the level of detail and attention to make the building handicap-accessible. Even the bathrooms were designed to be accessible with doors wide enough to accommodate wheelchairs and grab bars in the stalls. You could tell they really made an effort to accommodate people with all different needs. They had a couple of interesting magazines, but their selection wasn't very impressive.
by Anonymous
June 18, 2011