Dr. Anton Orlin, MD

Dr. Orlin provides a thorough examination of your eyes and explains findings in clear understandable terms. Dr. Orlin told me to go to the Emergency Room and made arrangements for my arrival. Dr. Orlin is kind and professional.

I won't recommend Dr. Orlin to a goat. If you want a caring professional ophthalmologist do not see Dr. Orlin Wonderful and caring staff. His sincerity is fake. When he reads the test that you take before you see him -he does not discuss the results. I mention a few things to him -and it was as if he wasn't in the room. What a mentioned might be stupid to him - but not to me STAY AWAY

Arrogant, dismissive, unhelpful. Unwilling or unable to answer questions about my condition. Brusque and observably in a hurry to end the appointment, without a thorough discussion of my prognosis/treatment options.

Absolutely rude. I saw him on a Monday morning for a 8 am appointment. Waited 2hours, gave me 2 minutes. Hung on the door knob ready to run out of the room. Not impressed .

No es nada profesional es más descriminatorio

Treats patients poorly and is either unable or unwilling to explain retinal problems.

also disheveled and distracted. I don't know why he doesn't know that a caring attitude is important. As soon as I walked out I realised I'm not going back.

Even his own staff don't speak very well of him. During this coronavirus situation he doesn't even properly examine the patients and won't even enter into the room with them...I am astonished as to how someone can treat patients like this despite the oath he has taken.

I was a patient of Dr. ORlin's and he was monitoring my retina. Fine, he was thorough but then I lost vision in my other eye and went to him...I was scared...he brushed it off recommending drops...didn't know the cause so I went to another ophthalmologist and she did a laser procedure which took five minutes and the agony of lost vision in one eye was over. I switched doctors.

He is a retina specialist and I believe he is excellent at monitoring this. I came to him this time because I lost vision in my eye...it was so uncomfortable and scary...was it my diabetes, was it my allergies? He brushed it off; was more interested in my retina in the other eye...said I should put in eye drops. I went to another ophthalmologist who did a five minute laser procedure and my eyesight was back. I permanently switched doctors. I don't know if he didn't address my problem because I am a medicare patient, a senior or not. I have no idea