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David A Goldfarb, MD

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David A Goldfarb, MD
Newburgh Eye Associates, Physicians, and Surgeons
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313 FULLERTON AVE NEWBURGH, NY 12550
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David A Goldfarb, MD

Our practice combines the best of the past, individual attention to the patient, with the best of the future incorporating modern technology. Dr. David Goldfarb manages a large glaucoma patient population with expertise using the latest in pharmacological treatment. Also, with over 20% of diabetic patients developing diabetic eye disease (Retinopathy) at some point in their lifetime, Dr. Goldfarb monitors those patients with the frequency and care they need to minimize vision loss!


Dr. Goldfarb and his staff pride themselves in respectful, high quality individual attention and treatment that they provide, which can only be offered within a solo practice. Each patients is treated with quality high standards. The office is a full-service practice with an independent operator owned optical dispensary on-site for the convenience of our patients.
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Ophthalmologist

Payment Options Medicare, Aetna,Cigna, Empire Blue Cross/Blue Shield, NYS Empire, Emblem Health, MVP, Oxford, United Healthcare, Tricare, Fidelis and CDPHP
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313 FULLERTON AVE, NEWBURGH, NY 12550
Services Comprehensive Eye Examinations, Diabetic Screening, Cataract Surgery, Glaucoma Diagnosis and Treatment, Emergency Eye Care, On-site Optical Boutique
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Dr. David A. Goldfarb apparently knows nothing about how diabetes affects the eyes. I am diabetic, as was my mother, and my father had glaucoma and cataracts, the likelihoods of which are greater with diabetes.

When I saw Dr. Goldfarb, he did not know what to make of my blurry vision and referred me back to my endocrinologist. He asked me what to do. I said, "You're asking me?!" He's supposed to be an expert! He kept referring to my endocrinologist as "your physician," and I thought, "You're a physician!" Apparently, he did not see himself as a physician, let alone an expert in the effects of diabetes on the eyes.

My suggestion is that Dr. Goldfarb revisit the definition of "ophthalmologist" as opposed to "optometrist" and either learn about diabetes and vision or change careers.
by Tara Singletary xxx.xxx.108.195
January 13, 2016
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Did this provider show attention to detail?
Absolutely! They are always very careful and meticulous
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Not at all, they had plenty of staff members to help me whenever I needed assistance
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Sometimes, but not always
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Yes, they had everything you could possibly need!
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October 11, 2011
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