Saving Sight, Improving Lives, Offering Hope
It’s more than our mission.
It’s what we love best about what we do.
The evaluation and management of diseases of the retina and vitreous is what we do day in and day out for the patients who walk through our doors. Our compassionate physicians provide the highest level of care to ensure each patient receives the treatment they need and deserve.
Our physicians are members of several ophthalmic organizations, including:
- The American Academy of Ophthalmology, American (AAO)
- American Society of Retina Specialists (ASRS)
- The Missouri Society of Eye Physicians and Surgeons (MoSEPS).
Saving Sight
Dr. Blair, our senior physician, has been providing retina care in central Missouri since 1995. Dr. Davis joined our practice in 2015 and was followed by Dr. Kellogg in 2018. The three of them, along with our team of dedicated staff and certified technicians, provide care at our main office in Columbia and our satellite offices throughout Mid-Missouri.
Our patients are offered the latest treatment options, utilizing the highest level of technology for the care we provide. Staying at the forefront of our specialty guarantees we remain highly-skilled professionals and improves the quality of the care we provide.
Improving Lives
We take a personal approach to caring for our patients and do everything we can to ease any stress associated with their retina diagnosis. We understand a visit to a retina specialist may cause anxiety, especially when dealing with illness or injury.
During your appointment, you have our full attention. We’ll spend the time necessary to ensure you understand your diagnosis and treatment plan.
Offering Hope
Since Retina Associates of Missouri, P.C. began offering their services; there has been an explosion of medical and surgical advances in the field of retina. Many conditions that once plagued individuals to inevitable blindness have become manageable.
The physicians at Retina Associates of Missouri, P.C. understand that it is their obligation to stay up to date with the rapidly changing field of retina so that they can continue to offer patients real hope for maintaining vision and independence.