Ophthalmologists in Connecticut (CT)
| Ansonia | Avon |
| Berlin | Bridgeport |
| Bloomfield | Bristol |
| Branford | Brookfield |
| Chaplin | Colchester |
| Clinton |
| Danbury |
| East Hartford | Enfield |
| East Lyme |
| Fairfield | Farmington |
| Glastonbury | Groton |
| Greenwich | Guilford |
| Hamden | Hartford |
| Ivoryton |
| Lakeville |
| Madison | Middletown |
| Manchester | Milford |
| Meriden | Mystic |
| New Britain | Newington |
| New Canaan | North Branford |
| New Haven | North Haven |
| New London | Norwalk |
| New Milford | Norwich |
| Old Saybrook |
| Plainfield | Putnam |
| Prospect |
| Ridgefield | Rocky Hill |
| Sharon | Southington |
| Shelton | Stamford |
| Simsbury | Stratford |
| South Windsor |
| Torrington | Trumbull |
| Vernon |
| Wallingford | West Haven |
| Waterbury | Westport |
| Waterford | Wethersfield |
| West Hartford | Willimantic |
Ophthalmology
- An ophthalmologist has the knowledge and professional skills needed to provide comprehensive eye and vision care. Ophthalmologists are medically trained to diagnose, monitor, and medically or surgically treat all ocular and visual disorders. This includes problems affecting the eye and its component structures, the eyelids, the orbit and the visual pathways. In so doing, an ophthalmologist prescribes vision services, including glasses and contact lenses. No Sub Specialty.
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Connecticut Doctor Info
Ophthalmologists in Connecticut
- There are 310 Ophthalmologists in Connecticut
- Connecticut Ophthalmologists practice in 5 other specialties
- None of the Ophthalmologists in Connecticut have disciplinary actions
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