Dr. Gordon’s deep passion and strong desire to improve treatment options for her patients with visually impairing retina conditions have inspired her to relentlessly pursue novel and innovative treatment options.

To this end, she has brought numerous clinical trials to Specialty Eye Institute and has successfully established it as a premier retina clinical research center.

Dr. Gordon has been the principal investigator in more than 25 National Institute of Health (NIH) and /or pharmaceutical company-sponsored clinical trials treating dry and wet macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, vein occlusion, uveitis and other diseases of the retina.

“Through these clinical trials, our patients are able to have access to an expanded array of groundbreaking treatment options several years before they are made commercially available. We are improving the way doctors view and treat retinal diseases”, states Dr. Gordon.

Specialty Eye Institute Clinical Trials

For more information on clinical trials that Dr. Gordon is conducting at Specialty Eye Institute, please refer to www.drcarmelinagordon.com/research.

Dr. Gordon is a board-certified ophthalmologist and a fellowship trained retina surgeon.

Excellence has a new name!

“Doctors and staff are excited to announce this week that TLC Eyecare & Laser Centers has officially changed the company name to Specialty Eye Institute. You can count on the same quality care provided by the same medical team here at Specialty Eye Institute,” says Trent Roark, C.E.O of Specialty Eye Institute. “The company will continue to operate in its current structure, same physicians, and locations.”

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