Affiliated
Eye Surgeons was established in Phoenix, Arizona
in 1944 by Virgil Toland, M.D. At that time, the population
was less than 70,000. Dr. Paul McFarland joined Dr.
Toland in 1948. Dr. E. Frederick Bloemker joined the
practice in 1971. The other doctors have been brought
into the practice since 1971. Affiliated Eye Surgeons
is now the largest ophthalmology practice in Maricopa
County. As the oldest established Ophthalmology practice
in Phoenix, Affiliated Eye Surgeons offers its patients
a sense of security that only experience and longevity
can provide. The doctors of Affiliated Eye Surgeons
are extremely proud of the fact that since its inception
in 1944, there has never been a malpractice judgment
against us. This is a great indicator of the quality
of surgical and medical care given to our patients.
Affiliated Eye Surgeons offers a
broad spectrum of eye care services to the metropolitan
Phoenix area ranging from routine eye exams, cataract
surgery, refractive surgery and laser surgery. We have
performed more ocular surgical procedures since our
inception than any other practice in the Phoenix area
and with a staff of seven ophthalmologists, four trained
in subspecialties, our patients are ensured the highest
quality eye care. Every patient that is seen at Affiliated
Eye Surgeons has their entire ophthalmology examination
done by a board-certified Medical Doctor. There are
no people of lesser training that perform the ocular
examination as there are in many other practices.

Surgical Facilities
We perform most of our surgery at St. Joseph's
Hospital Outpatient Surgical Department and Arizona
Ophthalmic Outpatient Surgery.
Appointments:
Patients are seen by appointments only. If you find
it necessary to cancel an appointment, please provide
24 hour's notice so we may schedule another patient.
If you need an appointment, email appt@azeyes.com
and provide us with your name and telephone number.
A representative will call you shortly to schedule an
appointment that is convenient for you. When you call
our office, the phone will be answered by a real, live,
caring person, not some machine. Using machines to answer
the phones does save the practice money, but it can
be terribly frustrating for the patients calling in.
Prescription Refills:
Refills or other routine needs should be handled during
regular office hours. Prompt refills are best handled
by contacting your pharmacy who will notify us via fax
of your prescription refill. Our fax number is 602-263-0778.
In most cases we can turn requests around the same day.
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