Retina Vitreous Associates

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Welcome to Retina Vitreous Associates

Retina Vitreous Associates is a specialty ophthalmology practice devoted to diseases and surgery of the retina and vitreous. Our primary office is located in the Texas Medical Center adjacent to Park Plaza Hospital. We maintain satellite offices throughout SE Texas, in alliance with cataract surgeons and medical optometrists. See our map.

We also have free standing secondary offices in Humble and Tomball. The Houston office provides retinal photographic services, electroretinography (ERG, EOG, VEP), ocular coherence tomography (OCT), ultrasonography (B-scan), visual field testing, indirect and slit lamp laser treatment. The in-office procedures are performed, when necessary, at the time of the initial visit so that rescheduling is kept to a minimum.

We welcome emergent problems and make ourselves constantly available. The satellite practice is made possible by van service which includes retinal camera and laser capability. That care is extended particularly to seniors who are reluctant to negotiate the Houston traffic maze and for diabetic patients who do not want to consume valuable working hours traveling to and from a central city ophthalmological office.

Whether you reside in Houston or at a more peripheral site we bring a commitment to provide world-class diagnostic expertise, seasoned therapeutic advice, and, if necessary, experienced laser and surgical care.

If you are interested in learning about retinal vitreous diseases, click the Eye Disorders link above. Honor and trust are the cornerstones of our practice.

Eye Doctors That Care
Our knowledgeable and friendly doctors and staff will always strive to give you the best care and counseling available when it comes to treatment of your eyes. We understand your concerns and anxiety and we will consistently provide you with the most up-to-date information and procedures.

Eye Disorders & Diseases
Below is a partial list of eye disorders we treat. Click for more information: