Eye Surgeons Associates
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64 reviews
Dr. Clayton Kirk, M.D.
5.0
64 reviews
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    Healthgrades User Via Healthgrades
    The front desk was friendly and helpful. I would recommend Dr Kirk. The tech who did my testing was abrupt and not friendly. She unnerved me and made me uncomfortable. She wasnt informative or helpful.
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    How professional everyone is!The check in staff and nurses were courteous, polite, quick and answered any questions I had. I liked all the separate waiting rooms. I tend to be anxious and have had to leave due to panic attacks. Not so here! Dr Kirk was gracious and very thorough. He explained what I had and how it was nothing to worry about. Unless my vision changes!! Btw that picture doesnt do him justice. He looks better in scrubs!
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    He was upfront, honest and caring.
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    Tim Bolt Via Healthgrades
    Couldnt believe that you are awake for the operation and having to spend 72 hours facedown for the best outcome. So hope it turns out well.
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    He was very concerned and complete.
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    Dr. Clayton Kirk, M.D.
    Dr. Clayton Kirk, M.D.
    +1(563) 323-2020
    ABOUT
    Dr. Clayton Kirk, M.D.
    Dr. Kirk was born and raised outside of Chicago. After graduating from the University of Illinois with a bachelors degree in Molecular and Cellular Biology and a minor in Chemistry, he attended medical school at Loyola University in Chicago. He went on to complete a transitional year internship in Spokane, WA before returning to Chicago for his ophthalmology residency at the Loyola University Medical Center. He completed a 2-year Vitreoretinal Surgery fellowship at the prestigious Associated Retina Consultants in Phoenix, AZ. Dr. Kirk has advanced training in the surgical management of retinal detachments, macular puckers, macular holes, diabetic eye diseases, vitreous floaters, and secondary intraocular lens placement.