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Gina Pham, M.D.
North Texas Eye Center
Ophthalmology
Lewisville, Plano
Most recent review: 2 days ago
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4.9
192 Ratings
76 Comments
Dr. Gina Pham, M.D. is a proud DFW native who is excited to return home and provide exceptional eye care to her community. She graduated with honors from The University of Texas at Austin before earning her medical degree and completing her ophthalmology residency at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston. Training in one of the nation’s leading medical institutions, located in the world’s largest medical center, has provided her with extensive hands-on experience in managing a diverse range of ocular conditions.
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4.9
192 Ratings
76 Comments
Dr. Gina Pham, M.D. is a proud DFW native who is excited to return home and provide exceptional eye care to her community. She graduated with honors from The University of Texas at Austin before earning her medical degree and completing her ophthalmology residency at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston. Training in one of the nation’s leading medical institutions, located in the world’s largest medical center, has provided her with extensive hands-on experience in managing a diverse range of ocular conditions.
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Dr. Gina Pham, M.D. is a proud DFW native who is excited to return home and provide exceptional eye care to her community. She graduated with honors from The University of Texas at Austin before earning her medical degree and completing her ophthalmology residency at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston. Training in one of the nation’s leading medical institutions, located in the world’s largest medical center, has provided her with extensive hands-on experience in managing a diverse range of ocular conditions.
Dr. Pham offers comprehensive eye care with a special interest in cataract surgery, diabetic retinopathy screening, and glaucoma management. She is passionate about providing personalized, high-quality eye care and is committed to ensuring that each patient receives the attention they deserve.
An active member of the American Academy of Ophthalmology and the Texas Ophthalmological Association, Dr. Pham is dedicated to ongoing professional development. When she’s not practicing medicine, she enjoys baking, traveling, spending time with loved ones, and pampering her Alaskan Malamute, Lexi.
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Excellent mannerism , professional attitude , explains well
Dr. Pham has such an outgoing personality and professional manner that she was able to ease my mind as I worried how my mild stroke had affected my vision.
Good time
That the fam is amazing. I really like her personality and the love she has for her patience.
Great job. Thank you Doctor & staff
Great service and felt at ease with her knowledge
Took time and knowledgeable.
She’s very patient and is an excellent doctor.
Professional and welcoming office and Doctors are 1st class.
I feel that doctors need to spend a little more time with their patients, particularly during an annual eye examination. I was barely in the office for 10–15 minutes, and I felt that I was rushed through the testing, diagnosis, and discussion. I had several questions and would have appreciated having more time and patience to go through them during the appointment rather than having to follow up afterward. I understand that doctors have busy schedules, but these visits are only once a year, and it takes a significant amount of time and effort for me to take time off work, arrange my schedule, and come in for an appointment. One of the things that particularly stood out to me was how rushed the appointment felt. Even before I had fully left the office, I could hear the doctor calling for the next patient. I don’t know whether the schedule was particularly busy or whether the appointments were simply booked back-to-back, and I don’t want to make assumptions about what was happening