Directory > Providers > Eye Care > Ophthalmologist > FL > Miami > Matthew Kay, MD

Matthew Kay, MD

Nearby

Ophthalmologists (Eye MDs)

MyEyeDr.

Miramar, FL

Miramar Eye Institute

Miramar, FL

MyEyeDr.

Hollywood, FL

Braverman Eye Center

Hollywood, FL
Get Featured on Wellness.com > Learn More
Matthew Kay, MD
(4 Reviews)
> Get Phone Number & Directions
900 NW 17th St, Dept Of Neuro-Oph Miami, FL 33136
Update Profile
Report Incorrect Info
About

Matthew Kay, MD

Matthew Kay, MD practices as an Ophthalmologist in Miami, FL.Matthew Kay, MD graduated from Temple Univ Sch Of Med, Philadelphia Pa 19140.
Primary Specialty

Ophthalmologist

Education Temple Univ Sch Of Med, Philadelphia Pa 19140
Training Rush-Presby-St Luke'S M C, Ophthalmology; Rush-Presby-St Luke'S M C, General Surgery
Map and Directions
900 NW 17th St, Dept Of Neuro-Oph, Miami, FL 33136
Services Matthew Kay, MD practices in Miami, FL. Ophthalmologists examine and treat common vision disorders, eye injuries and eye diseases. Ophthalmologists such as Matthew Kay, MD are licensed medical doctors and can prescribe medication as well as perform eye surgery.

To determine if Matthew Kay, MD can help you, please call the Miami, FL office at (305) 326-6128 for more information.
Consumer Feedback
(4 Reviews)
Environment
4 star average for Environment
Expertise
4.5 star average for Expertise
Staff
4 star average for Staff
Recommended
5 star average for Recommended
View All 4 Reviews Add a Review
Recent Reviews
Dr. Kay is extremely knowledgable on optical Myasthenia Gravis. I highly recommend that anyone with this condition, go to see him. He spends alot of time with his patients so you may have to wait awhile. Well worth it.
by JJ xxx.xxx.44.17
November 06, 2014
I went to him to be evaluated for optic neuritis. He did some basic tests and told me I did not have it. I explained to him that my vision had deteriorated significantly in a couple weeks time and I was being evaluated for MS. He still said I did not have optic neuritis. I asked for an MRI of my optic nerves and he said it was not necessary. Well, guess, what?--The same week my visual evoked potential test from my neurologist came back saying that I did indeed have optic neuritis. A second neurologist diagnosed it too - by the palor in my eyes. By then it was too late for the IV steroids I had needed and now years later my vision never came back in one eye. I called him to tell him and his response was to brag about how he is the foremost neuro-opthalmologist in the county and how great he is. ... What a joke? Advice to others: RUN, DON'T WALK. Oh one other thing, his office billed me for tests they did not run. However, at least they admitted it and reversed the charge when I told them.
by patientunhappy xxx.xxx.108.19
November 04, 2012
> View All Reviews
Recent Polls
Did this provider answer all of your questions?
Every question I had was answered thoroughly
Was this provider's staff friendly?
Yes, they went above and beyond
Did you leave the office feeling satisfied with your visit?
Completely!
by Anonymous xxx.xxx.67.249
August 12, 2012
> View All Polls
Add a Review