Dr. Gary Wörtz, M.D. is a board-certified ophthalmologist at Commonwealth Eye Surgery in Lexington, KY. Dr. Wörtz has been the principal investigator on numerous FDA trials leading to the approval of new drugs in the ophthalmic space. He frequently lectures at major ophthalmology meetings and is passionate about driving the profession forward through innovative research and publications.
Dr. Gary Wörtz, M.D. is a board-certified ophthalmologist at Commonwealth Eye Surgery in Lexington, KY. Dr. Wörtz has been the principal investigator on numerous FDA trials leading to the approval of new drugs in the ophthalmic space. He frequently lectures at major ophthalmology meetings and is passionate about driving the profession forward through innovative research and publications.
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Excellent j
Jan-2025
Efficient and fast, excellent work!
Jan-2025
So happy with the results
Dec-2024
You do an amazing job
Dec-2024
Did great !!!
Dec-2024
I was in and out much quicker than expected. Results are amazing!
Dec-2024
I think everyone does a good job, however, I’m not real keen on the assembly like practice. I have had cataract and lag and never really met the physician prior to the procedures. It would be nice to see and meet the surgeon prior to. Also procedure room seems a bit disorganized. I’m also not keen about facing the patient across the table from me preparing for the procedure. Would appreciate more privacy.
Dec-2024
Excellent at what he does, along with
Dr. Findley, Dalton and the nurses! I highly recommend CES!
Dec-2024
Excellent in every way.
Dec-2024
It would have been nice to actually meet Dr. Worth instead of just hearing his voice at the end of surgery.
Dec-2024
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Commonwealth Eye Clinic
2353 Alexandria Dr #260 Lexington, KY 40504
Dr. Gary Wörtz, M.D. is a board-certified ophthalmologist at Commonwealth Eye Surgery in Lexington, KY and is among the busiest cataract and refractive surgeons in the United States. He is an Associate Professor of Ophthalmology at his alma mater, the University of Kentucky, where he lectures and instructs residents on refractive surgery techniques. His accomplishments have been recognized globally through inclusion in the top 100 Power List by The Ophthalmologist and the Ocular Surgery News Premier Surgeon 300 List.
Beyond being a surgeon, consultant and educator, Dr. Wörtz is a successful inventor and entrepreneur. Ten years ago, he founded Omega Ophthalmics with the mission of developing a new inraocular implant platform. He has been granted 50 patents in the US and internationally. He also co-founded Arcuate Innovations, which provides evidence-based guidance for the surgical correction of astigmatism to ophthalmologists around the world.
Dr. Wörtz has been the principal investigator on numerous FDA trials leading to the approval of new drugs in the ophthalmic space. Additionally, he shares his insights and opinions through his podcast, Ophthalmology Off the Grid, which has received over 100,000 downloads over its 100 + episodes. He frequently lectures at major ophthalmology meetings and is passionate about driving the profession forward through innovative research and publications.
Excellent j
Efficient and fast, excellent work!
So happy with the results
You do an amazing job
Did great !!!
I was in and out much quicker than expected. Results are amazing!
I think everyone does a good job, however, I’m not real keen on the assembly like practice. I have had cataract and lag and never really met the physician prior to the procedures. It would be nice to see and meet the surgeon prior to. Also procedure room seems a bit disorganized. I’m also not keen about facing the patient across the table from me preparing for the procedure. Would appreciate more privacy.
Excellent at what he does, along with Dr. Findley, Dalton and the nurses! I highly recommend CES!
Excellent in every way.
It would have been nice to actually meet Dr. Worth instead of just hearing his voice at the end of surgery.