MU Health Care

Restoration Eye Care is a Columbia, MO ophthalmology practice offering comprehensive eye care and laser/cataract services. Key points for a new patient search: - Services: cataract surgery (including Advanced Technology Cataract Surgery), refractive/cataract-related laser options, corneal cross-linking, LASIK history, dry eye, eyelid disorders and cosmetic eyelid procedures, glaucoma management, eye and vision exams. - Expertise: led by Dr. McGarity; extensive experience with thousands of cataract and LASIK procedures. - Locations: four offices in Columbia, MO (HQ at 201 West Broadway; additional offices at Forum Katy Parkway). - Contact: info@restorationeyecare.com | (573) 441-7070. - Useful for: new patients seeking cataract or LASIK-related care, eyelid procedures, or comprehensive eye exams in Columbia, MO. Note: The page highlights the practice’s focus on community and its established track record, with an emphasis on surgical and diagnostic eye care. If you’re specifically seeking a “New Patient Special,” further details would require checking the site or contacting the office directly for current offers.

The University of Missouri School of Medicine (Mizzou Med) in Columbia, MO, is a public medical school established in 1872 and part of the University of Missouri system. It trains medical students, residents, and fellows, including ophthalmology trainees, and emphasizes education, research, and patient care. Key details: - Location: Columbia, Missouri (HQ) with a Springfield campus presence - Known as: MU School of Medicine, Mizzou Med - Focus areas: Higher education, medical education, clinical care, research - Students: 416 - Campus: Suburban; colors Black and Gold - Notable governance: Various program directors and department leadership (ophthalmology likely among specialties) - Website: medicine.missouri.edu If you’re specifically seeking ophthalmology at MU, consider checking the Ophthalmology department page or the MU School of Medicine’s residency/fellowship sections for program details, faculty, training tracks, and clinical sites.