Ophthalmology in Kansas City, MO

There are 22 Ophthalmology clinicians in Kansas City, MO in Medicare’s data, ranked by the number of Medicare services they provide.

Ophthalmology clinicians in Kansas City

ClinicianExperienceTelehealthMedicare patientsAssignment
Stephen Wiles, MD39 yrs—1,482Accepts
Michael Cassell, M.D.28 yrs—1,210Accepts
Manuel Camejo, M.D.13 yrs—903Accepts
Steven Silverstein, MD40 yrs—1,058Accepts
Abraham Park, MD15 yrs—771Accepts
Daniel Bettis, M.D.——714Accepts
Tyler Brundige, MD28 yrs—1,253Accepts
Kathleen Kwedar, MD9 yrs—699Accepts
Michelle Boyce, MD14 yrs—593Accepts
Yong Kam, MD10 yrs—454Accepts
Komal Desai, M.D.30 yrs—770Accepts
Michael Chappell, MD19 yrs—536Accepts
Andrew Moyes, M.D.37 yrs—416Accepts
Lindsey Mcdaniel, M.D.11 yrs—319Accepts
Lynne Mcelhinney, M.D.31 yrs—305Accepts
Mahendra Rupani, MD60 yrs—165Accepts
Joseph Tauber, M.D.——73Accepts
Michael Struck, MD35 yrs—33Accepts
Hollister Swanson, MD7 yrs—43Accepts
Katherine Brown, MD9 yrs—17Accepts
Sonal Dangda, MD15 yrs—17Accepts
Richard Helms, MD PHD7 yrs—12Accepts
What the columns mean
  • Experience — years since the clinician’s medical-school graduation (when known).
  • Telehealth — the clinician reported providing telehealth (video/phone) visits.
  • Medicare patients — distinct Original-Medicare beneficiaries in the latest year; a volume signal, not a quality rating.
  • Assignment — “Accepts” means they accept the Medicare-approved amount as full payment (lower out-of-pocket for Medicare patients).

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Source: CMS Medicare Physician & Other Practitioners and the Doctors & Clinicians National Downloadable File (most recent release). Counts reflect Original Medicare activity only and are not a measure of quality. “Medicare allows” is the Medicare fee schedule amount — not what an insured or cash patient pays; for patient prices see the linked procedure pages. Always confirm a clinician’s current details with their office.