Eye Doctors in Springfield, PA (Delaware County)
Moore Eye Institute’s ophthalmologists see patients at five convenient locations including Springfield, PA. Our Delaware County office is in Healthplex Pavilion II at Springfield Hospital and the outdoor parking adjacent to our building is free.
Our team of eye specialists and eye surgeons offers the finest comprehensive care and the most advanced surgical and diagnostic methods. If you are suffering from advanced eye conditions including dry, red or sore eyes, macular degeneration, cataracts, glaucoma, diabetic eye disease, blurry vision, or other eye diseases, call 610-690-4900 or 800-890-0000 to schedule an appointment with one of our ophthalmologists or request an appointment here.
The doctors of Moore Eye Institute’s Vision Rehabilitation Center develop innovative low vision aids that maximize results and enhance quality of life for our patients. From optical and non-optical devices to training and rehabilitation, our compassionate low vision specialists in Springfield support patients whose vision cannot be corrected by ordinary treatment methods.
Our Doctors on Staff in Springfield: Dr. Leonard Ginsburg, Dr. Hilary Brader, Dr. Richard Brilliant, Dr. Nancy Crawford, Dr. Georgia Crozier, Dr. Kenneth Heist, Dr. Deepika Malik, Dr. An Vo, Dr. Shyam Kodati, and Dr. Angela D’Alonzo.
Healthplex Pavilion II (Delaware County)
Delaware County
Springfield Hospital – Healthplex Pavilion II
100 West Sproul Rd, Suite 100
Springfield, PA 19064
(P): 610-690-4900
(F): 610-690-4910
Celeste Tucker – Springfield Practice Manager
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Moore Eye’s Springfield location is in close proximity to Upper Darby, Lower Merion, Philadelphia, Bala Cynwyd and more.
Partnership with Crozer Keystone Health System
Crozer Keystone is the dominant healthcare provider in Delaware County, Northern Delaware and part of Western New Jersey. CKHS comprises of 5 hospitals, 1,100 physicians and 6,800 employees. A leader in wellness, prevention, diabetes eduction and treatment, Crozer-Keystone’s Mission fits closely with Moore’s own.