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Welcome to High Country Macula
Welcome to dedicated, compassionate Vitreoretinal care.
Thank you for visiting High Country Macula, Retina, and Vitreous, PC. All of our physicians, Drs. Seligson, Golubev, McMillan and Hudson, are board certified Ophthalmologists and fellowship trained Vitreoretinal Surgeons who treat only pathologic conditions of the back of the eye: the Macula, Retina, and Vitreous.
Our mission is to help our patients optimize their quality of life through compassionate, ethical, and state-of-the-art Retinal care. We exist to help you understand, preserve and restore your vision, and to address your feelings, expectations and physical well being in a positive and encompassing manner. We care.
Most likely, you have been referred to us by another fine physician, who has identified a condition that merits further examination and a second opinion from a board-certified, fellowship-trained Retinologist. We are honored to have the opportunity to help you.
Our multi-lingual practice welcomes patients from all areas of New Mexico, and from as far away as Arizona, Colorado and Texas, as well as from our southern neighbor, Mexico. In addition to English, we speak Spanish, Navajo and Russian and we take pride in accommodating patients with disabilities. Our physicians are on call 24/7, and they are on staff and perform Vitreoretinal surgeries at both Kaseman Presbyterian Hospital and Lovelace Medical Center in Albuquerque.
We look forward to seeing you in one of our welcoming and compassionate care centers in Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Gallup and Roswell, where every patient receives the expert Vitreoretinal care he or she needs and deserves.
We accept all major insurance plans including Presbyterian Senior Care (HMO) and New Mexico Health Connections, and we’re proud to treat Medicare, Medicaid and Indian Health Service patients. For patients in need, we offer CareCredit and personal payment plans.
We’re passionate about the care we provide and appreciate your consideration and trust. Welcome, again, to
High Country Macula.
