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Dr. Pierre Guibor has been my trusted ophthalmologist for many years; gosh, I think it has been around 20 years, now. He used to have his office in Manhattan, just off Park Ave. Now, his office is (& has been for a while) inside Meadowlands Hospital Medical Center, in Secaucus, New Jersey, where he is Chief, Ophthalmology & Oculoplastic Surgeon.Years back, It was Dr. Guibor who showed me the unbelievably easy way to put drops in my eye. So simple ! No shock to the eye, no trauma, no drama. No tilting the head. Easy! Pain free. It is knowing & trusting the skill of Dr Guibor that keeps me calm when he explains that he is going to check the pressure in my eye. He has put a drop in each eye so that I won't feel the thing with the blue light that checks the pressure, but, I'm not blinking, since I'm not nervous, because I trust in his ability. Years ago, when Dr Guibor surgically removed an eyelid papilloma for me, in the hospital, I had total confidence in him. I was not worried about his surgical ability, that's for sure. Everything went well, I even went shopping briefly w/my friend afterwards. Having the big bandage over my eye was the most amazing shopping asset ever!! In the designer outlet shop, in Seacaucus , the shopping crowd, upon seeing my big bandage, parted, like the sea parted in the movie, "The Ten Commandments"....but, I digress, please forgive me. LOL I feel so very fortunate to know Dr. Guibor, and have him as my ophthalmologist because he is so very knowledgeable, with many years of experience. As important as experience and skill are, I strongly believe that it is equally important for a physician to treat patients with respect. From my own experience, as well as from my observations, I can tell you that he treats every patient with respect. He has taught many medical professionals & has taught in many locations around the world! So he knows a lot of eye specialists, which is to your benefit, as a patient. Think about it, let's say you were away on vacation, or business, & you needed an eye specialist , you could email or call Dr Guibor and ask if he could recommend someone. And chances are he just may know a skilled eye Dr where you happen to be. (And that's because Dr Guibor is one cool dude!...who happens to be a kind, talented, smart, eye surgeon.) He is a very cool person. I'm also so proud to let people know that he has taught his surgical skills to many medical professionals in countries where the opportunity to learn from such a well-respected eye surgeon is rare. I shall have to double check, but I think he has also been involved with Doctors Without Borders. The bottom line is, it is my personal, humble opinion, that you are in great, experienced, knowledgeable hands w/Dr. Pierre Guibor.And lastly, I am very particular when it comes to selecting a medical or dental professional. And that is an understatement. I take everything into consideration--how does the doctor speak to his/her staff...does he/she answer my questions, does he/she explain things, do I feel rushed, it all matters to me. I don't just want a good doctor, I want a good person, too! And I want a person who enjoys their work. In my opinion, when someone enjoys the work they do, they don't mind explaining things. Getting to Meadowlands Hospital by bus from Manhattan is easy . IT IS ONLY 20 MINUTES!! I take the NJ Transit bus #129, from The Port Authority Bus Terminal--the 2nd building, located on 41st Street (Not 42St). The building has Heartland Brewery on street level, see my photo. I enter at 8th Ave/West 41st Street, walk straight ahead, staying on the left side, and past Au Bon Pain, past the escalators & you'll see on your left the area, up a few steps, where you buy your bus ticket. I think my R/T tix today were $7. ALLOW ENOUGH EXTRA TIME FOR TIX & GETTING UPSTAIRS TO THE GATE WHERE BUS #129 will depart from. Today it was Gate 314. The ride is just 20 minutes to the front of the hospital. I ALWAYS TELL THE BUS DRIVER THAT I AM GOING TO MEADOWLANDS HOSPITAL WHEN I GET ON THE BUS. I do ring for the stop, too. THE BUS DOES NOT AUTOMATICALLY STOP ANYWHERE. YOU MUST RING FOR YOUR STOP. So it's a good idea to mention to the bus driver as you board the bus that you are going to Meadowlands Hospital. And lastly, if you want to see Dr Guibor, you need to call & make an appointment. OFFICE: 201-392-3438When you have a good , thorough eye exam, you have peace of mind. Did you know that sometimes other medical situations can be detected by way of a thorough eye exam? If you have been putting off an eye exam, for way too long & you know it, well then, maybe there's a reason you happen to see this.

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