Pediatric Ophthalmology Consultants is the office name of the private practice that serves as the Division of Ophthalmology at Miami Children's Hospital. We offer a full range of ophthalmic and optical services for children and young adults to the age of 21 years as well as adult strabismus (deviation of the eyes) problems. The services covered in the office include evaluation for vision problems (refractive errors), as well as medical and surgical problems of infantile and childhood strabismus, amblyopia, ptosis (droopiness of the lids), lacrimal or tearing problems, infantile and developmental cataracts and intraocular lens implantation, congenital malformations of the lids and eyes, infantile and childhood glaucoma, ocular injuries, ocular tumors, and other neuro-ophthalmic causes of visual loss. In depth consultations are offered within the hospital setting for infants with retinopathy of prematurity, multiple congenital defects, severe facial injuries, and in support of infants and children being evaluated for metabolic and neurologic problems. Complete contact lens services and an optical shop are available as part of the practice at Miami Children's Hospital.

Physicians

Pediatric Ophthalmology Consultants consists of pediatric ophthalmic physicians, certified in Ophthalmology and are fellowship trained in Pediatric Ophthalmology.

Roberto Warman, MD

Services

Services available for patient care at the Miami Children's Hospital offices beyond the consultative expertise offered by the staff include ultrasonography of the eye, visual field testing in kinetic and static modalities, fundus photography and external photography. In addition to the two pediatric ophthalmologists, the staff consists of 13 trained and experienced personnel who, like the doctors, are dedicated to providing quality care in a setting that is supportive and considerate of the special needs of infants and children. Special areas of care include contact lens services for therapeutic as well as elective needs. Such special lenses as those for infantile aphakia, anisometropia, bifocal for therapeutic and presbyopic indications are available, as well as a full range of lenses for myopic, astigmatic and hyperopic refractive errors. Cosmetic lenses for color enhancement or color changes are available. Training and care instructions are most important and are provided on site at the Miami Children's Hospital offices. The optical shop specializes in the latest styles and specific needs for infants and children as well as youth. The optical shop also carries a full line of adult vision needs to fill prescriptions.

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Location

Pediatric Ophthalmology Consultants
3200 SW 60th Court
Suite 103
Miami, Florida 33155
Phone: 305-662-8390
Fax: 305-661-7862
Website: www.eyes4kids.com

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