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Oliver Schein

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Oliver Schein
The Johns Hopkins Hospital
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(410) 955-5080

 600 N. Wolfe Street Wilmer Eye Institute Baltimore, MD 21287

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Oliver Schein

Oliver Schein practices as an Ophthalmologist in Baltimore, MD.
Website https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/profiles/details/oliver-schein
Primary Specialty

Ophthalmologist

Practice The Johns Hopkins Hospital
Not Accepting New Patients
Degrees Medical Doctor, Master of Public Health
Office Name The Johns Hopkins Hospital
Languages French
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600 N. Wolfe Street Wilmer Eye Institute, Baltimore, MD 21287
Services Oliver Schein practices in Baltimore, MD. Ophthalmologists examine and treat common vision disorders, eye injuries and eye diseases. Ophthalmologists such as Oliver Schein are licensed medical doctors and can prescribe medication as well as perform eye surgery.

To determine if Oliver Schein can help you, please call the Baltimore, MD office at (410) 955-5080 for more information.
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Such a disappointing experience!
I had cataract surgery and opted for the mulitfocal lens. Dr. Schein advised that the only thing insurance would not cover is the cost of this particular lens. He advised everything else - his fees, the facility, anesthesia, etc - would be covered. The cost of this multifocal lens is $3250 per eye and I paid upfront and out of pocket. I have a document from Wilmer Billing indicating this cost as I needed something in writing for my HSA dollars. As it turns out, the cost of the lens is only $1250 per eye (I have a Wilmer billing document that shows this actual lens cost). The other $2000 per eye goes to Dr. Schein except he insists it doesn't come to him (according to the billing department it goes to Dr. Schein but he just doesn't know it - whatever that means). All of this info came to surface because my eyes have not done well with this lens (a combination of Dr. Schein inserting them slightly decentered as well as the anatomy of my eye) and unfortunately Dr. Schein performed a follow up YAG procedure which prevents me from having these lenses removed and a more suitable lens inserted. There was absolutely no reason Dr Schein and Wilmer were not forthcoming about what the $6500 I paid for out of pocket covered. Being transparent may not have changed the decision I made but certainly, it would have made this whole unfortunate experience more tolerable. Shame on these folks!
by CYNTHIA DANGELO xxx.xxx.178.22
June 22, 2021