Mittleman Eye is dedicated to providing exceptional medical care while operating an efficient practice utilizing the latest technology in eye care. We are committed to staying abreast of the rapid changes in medicine implementing the newest therapies and surgical techniques. We strive to listen carefully to our patients and referring doctors so that we are always meeting and exceeding their expectations. In accomplishing this, Mittleman Eye will achieve and maintain economic sustainability. Serving the greater West Palm Beach area, Mittleman Eye practices comprehensive eye care emphasizing state-of-the-art evaluation and treatment of all ocular conditions including cataracts and glaucoma. Mittleman Eye has been the leader in innovative technology and advanced care since 1970. Established as the Flagler Eye Group, and renamed Mittleman Eye in 1992, the practice has grown over the years due to its reputation for outstanding care and treatment of patients.
Website: mittlemaneye.com
Phone: (561) 500-2020
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Palm Beach Lakes Blvd and N Robbins Dr
Closed now
- Tue 7:30 AM - 4:30 PM
2000 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd, Ste 400 West Palm Beach, FL 33409 ·781.69 mi
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Reviews
yelpMittleman took this issue very seriously and replaced my glasses. Thank you for standing behind your people and products.
MoreI knew I needed to find a new eye doctor this year, but I had no idea a corneal ulcer would be the thing to bring me into the doors of Mittleman Eye. As a millennial who still relies on friendly...
MoreI have corneal eye issues, and I have always been treated very well by this office. I see Dr Mittleman and Dr V. This past week,on a Sunday ,I woke up with a very painful eye, I had scratched my...
MoreAfter booking for what I was done was an evaluation,...I drove two hours round-trip thinking that I would leave the practice knowing the cost for removing my cataracts. That's not what happened....
MoreThe office is nice but they force you to sign forms stating that residents will be involved in your care and treatment in order to be seen by their practice. They force patients to sign things...
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