Dr. Robert Marquis has dedicated his career to preservation of vision in patients, and we have been honored to have him on staff at Texan Eye. Unfortunately, his health has deteriorated to the point that he can no longer practice ophthalmology and he has made the decision to retire. We are incredibly sad to see him go, but know he is making the right decision for he and his family. If you have been a patient of Dr. Marquis’, we are happy to make your records available but would invite you to transfer your care to one of the other 2 glaucoma specialists within the practice. Dr. Osa and Dr. Goodrich are both available for your continued care here at Texan Eye and Dr. Marquis was instrumental in their hiring. Dr. Marquis, we wish you the best and will miss you greatly and we know your patients will as well.
We are here for our patients and the community in this time of need. Texan Eye is following CDC and local guidelines and recommending masks for everyone. If you prefer to wait in your car until we are ready for you, please let us know at the front desk when you check in. The only thing we ask is if you are not feeling well or have been in contact with someone who is sick, please stay home. We will be here to care for you and your vision when you are feeling better.
Texan Eye is a full service ophthalmology practice with locations in Austin and Cedar Park. Our practice also operates in Marble Falls to accommodate specialty vision care needs. For more than 25 years, Texan Eye has been a leader in cataract and refractive surgery, providing sophisticated laser and lens implant surgery for patients who only trust their vision to the best. Other specialty services we offer include oculoplastics and full service diagnoses and treatment for glaucoma, retinal and corneal disorders. Texan Eye also offers comprehensive eye exams as well as contact lenses and glasses fittings for our patients.
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