In 2020 I went in for a routine cataract surgery with a different Dr in York and it became anything but routine. I suffered a stroke in the middle of the surgery losing my vision in my right eye. I ended up at Wilmer Institute for the blind. After four years the vision in my left eye became so poor I had to have the cataract removed in that eye. I was terrified to move forward with the surgery, after seeing other Eye Doctors . My Retina specialist recommended DR. Bildner. After meeting him, he was so detail oriented that he put me at ease. He reached out to all the doctors I have seen over the years and made up a game plan for my surgery. On March 6th he operated and it was very successful. Not only did he remove the cataract he put in a lens to correct a stigmatism I was also dealing with. Today I have vision in that eye and I no longer wear glasses except for reading. Wilmer was telling me I had a 20% chance to stroke in that eye also. I was very scared but I put my eye site in his hands and I am glad I did! I call him my super hero.

Submitted March 20, 2024

Performed glaucoma surgery on my mom. Does a good job surgically. Going back for cataract surgery. Would not expect cataract surgery to correct astigmatism Glasses will probably always be needed but different prescription.

Submitted Jan. 20, 2012

He failed to tell me that he was not wualified to correct astigmatism until after my cataract surgery so I have to continue wearing glasses.

Submitted Sept. 23, 2011