Kent P Bashford, DO

Because of Dr Bashford's mismanagement of my glaucoma, I am almost blind. He never indicated the severity of my glaucoma and possible blindness from the glaucoma. He did not check the eye pressure during a scheduled consultation. He told the testing technicians I didn't need a pressure check. The Eye Center of Northern Colorado and Dr Bashford are more interested in pushing patients through and making money than actually concentrating on patient care. Find a physician who cares about your vision.

Many thanks to this superior Glaucoma specialist who Ft Collins is so lucky to have . I was referred to Dr. Bashford by my Cheyenne specialist and couldn’t be more grateful for this Dr’s specific set of unique talents and qualifications. He will be performing laser surgery in the near future as Glaucoma treatment and I feel confident of a positive outcome! Many thanks Dr. Bashford. Jan Widdel

I had two cataracts in each eye and had been declared legally blind. I only saw things in shades of brown. I put off having surgery for way too long because I was really terrified of having the surgeries done. Dr. Bashford was great. He answered all my questions, which relieved some of my anxieties. The surgeries were quick and painless. 24 hours after surgery I could see clearly and the best thing of all was that I could see colors again. It is great to not have to wear glasses anymore. I highly recommend Dr. Bashford.

Visiting Bashford for eye pain, which I thought was due to the eyeglass prescription he gave me, he breezed into the exam room 45 minutes late and informed me my glaucoma was fine, even though I wasn't examined for it that day. I saw this guy for a year before he noticed that I had a cataract. This was a big surprise for me. After I wrote a critique of his poor preparation and care, I was banned from the Center. Just as well. This place treats people like cattle, an assembly line approach which ignores the individual and focuses on insurance money, not patient care. Calling the office is a lesson in frustration, trying to avoid the computerized messages and dealing with uncaring personnel.