Ophthalmologists in Minnesota (MN)
| Albert Lea | Arden Hills |
| Alexandria | Aurora |
| Apple Valley | Austin |
| Baxter | Brainerd |
| Bemidji | Buffalo |
| Bloomington | Burnsville |
| Cambridge | Cottage Grove |
| Cloquet | Crosby |
| Coon Rapids |
| Detroit Lakes | Duluth |
| Edina | Ely |
| Fairmont | Fosston |
| Faribault | Fridley |
| Fergus Falls |
| Golden Valley | Granite Falls |
| Grand Rapids |
| Hastings | Hopkins |
| Hibbing | Hutchinson |
| Lake Elmo | Little Falls |
| Le Sueur |
| Mankato | Minneapolis |
| Maple Grove | Minnetonka |
| Maplewood | Montevideo |
| Marshall | Mora |
| Mendota Heights |
| New Ulm | Northfield |
| North Oaks |
| Owatonna |
| Park Rapids | Plymouth |
| Pipestone |
| Red Wing | Robbinsdale |
| Redwood Falls | Rochester |
| Remer | Roseville |
| Saint Cloud | Sleepy Eye |
| Saint Paul | Springfield |
| Sartell | St Louis Park |
| Shakopee | Stillwater |
| Virginia |
| Waconia | Winona |
| Wayzata | Woodbury |
| Wells | Wyoming |
| Willmar |
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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Minnesota Doctor Info
Ophthalmologists in Minnesota
- There are 336 Ophthalmologists in Minnesota
- Minnesota Ophthalmologists practice in 11 other specialties
- 2 of the Ophthalmologists in Minnesota have disciplinary actions
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