Many patients do not have a reachable Neuro-ophthalmologist (geographic region, impaired mobility, etc), and those that do... have to face wait-lists.
My practice specifically advises patients to see an in-person Neuro-ophthalmologist if they can.
I'm available to help and keen to increase access to those who do not have other options.
Original Message:
Sent: 12/3/2025 1:21:00 PM
From: Larry Frohman
Subject: RE: Expanding access to Neuro-op
apologiesd to all- this was supposed to go to the Board server...I missed that it was sent to all.
But now, you know my thoughts- I worry about making our listings so extensive that it becomes harder to find someone with an office within travelling distance.
Original Message:
Sent: 12/3/2025 1:19:00 PM
From: Larry Frohman
Subject: RE: Expanding access to Neuro-op
Let me clarify something
I think it would be OK to have in our listings something like an asterisk that would mean has telemedicine services in other states available or to have a separate list of Neuroophthalmologists who offer telemedicine services in states other than where their office is
what I'm against is listing Multiple states for anyone who doesn't have physical presence in those states
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