Dr. Barbara Pittaras, OD works in Ranson, WV as
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Dr. Pittaras is absolutely wonderful to work with and is a top tier professional. We have seen her for 5 years and wish we would have found her many years prior. A top notch Doctor that helped my childs future. My child has sensory disturbance issues and gets overwhelmed very easily. After many conversations we finally convinced her to have an eye exam. Dr. Pittaras was wonderful and my child was very comfortable. Any parent that has a child dealing with sensory and/or autism spectrum disorders understands how quickly things can get escalated when your child is not at ease. Thanks to Dr. Pittaras and how calming she was the exam went amazing! Also, due to her exam we found out that our child has a rare eye disorder that has been causing problems with her learning. As parents we were so saddened to find this out and how hard it has been for her to deal with this. With all of these wonderful attributes about Dr. Pittaras these are the reasons we will never go anywhere else!
Dr. Pittaras accepts Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield and Cigna as well as many others. See all of the insurances Dr. Pittaras accepts here.
Dr. Pittaras' office is located at 217 Oak Lee Dr Ste 12B Ranson, WV 25438.
Dr. Pittaras has a star rating of 4.0/5 and has been reviewed 7 times.
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