Dr. Harry Rosenthal, MD

I have been a patient of Dr Rosenthal’s since 2008 and I am not giving him up!!!!!!! I was diagnosed with Clinically Significant Macular Edema and he saved my eyesight! He has been through thick and thin with me and I stand by him and his staff!!!!!!!! Mine has been downgraded to Macular Edema and am doing great!!!!!!

My initial visit was an emergency one. Dr Rosenthal was able to see me the same day. He and his staff were very thorough and while he spoke in medical terminology, upon request, he broke the prognosis down in layman’s term. Notwithstanding, the images were self-explanatory, at least for me. I was able to take the information he provided to navigate on YouTube to find videos produce by other ophthalmologists to further educate myself on my condition and recommended surgery. My visit was very positive, and I would him to all diabetics and non-diabetics.

Been a patient for 19 yrs, at least one visit per yr. Wait times used to be excessive but reasonable in recent yrs. IMHO, at least 95 percentile of physicians

Five years and I still have good vision. Without Dr. Rosenthal, I would be blind in one eye by now. He also has the best support staff. Thanks Dr.

Nice office but location was hard to find. Very gentle doctor and I appreciated his explanation of each step in the procedure. Only went to another eye doctor because I moved but now will be going to his office in Grapevine!

Excellent Doctor but the wait time is over 2 hours. Waiting area seating is not good if you have back problems. A tv would be nice as well as more magazines.

This doctor has the worst etiquette, he answers his personal cell phone during my visit. The call was not urgent it appeared to be a telemarketer. He speaks only in clinical terms and does not provide patient with enough information. Staff is rude and are probably stressed because his personality is one only he can like.

Thank you.

Non-caring of the patient, more worried about his neurotic thoughts. Judgmental, rude, no tact. May suggest another patient's eyesight is certainly important... makes you wonder if you could be compromised. Perhaps he didn't like me and was intent on running me off. TG! His diagnosis was off and he didn't care.

Dr. Rosenthal was appallingly rude. He berated my aunt for failing to take medication that he never prescribed, then accused her of lying when she told him she didn't know what he was talking about. She brought a family friend along to her previous appointment (to make sure that she didn't misunderstand anything), and her friend took copious notes. The friend also didn't recall hearing anything about medication. I realize that mistakes are made sometimes, but I'm appalled that rather than admit the mistake and move on, he attempted to bully my aunt into believing the mistake was hers. He also seemed to be completely unaware of her medical history, in spite of having her detailed file in his hands, and regularly brushed off her questions. I strongly recommend that avoiding this doctor.