Daniel Garibaldi, MD, FACS Cosmetic & Reconstructive Oculoplastic Surgeon
Peter M. Brennen, MD Medical & Surgical Diseases of the Retina, Vitreous & Macula 
Ronald J. LoPinto, MD Comprehensive Ophthalmologist & Laser Cataract Surgeon
Eric J. Sigler, MD Medical & Surgical Diseases of the Retina, Vitreous & Macula
Mario Fracassa, MD Comprehensive OphthalmologistOur world-class team of professionals at Plainview can help you with the latest treatment options for you.
Please arrive at the time of your scheduled appointment, not earlier, so that you can sign in and present your insurance card at the kiosk. If you need to arrive early, please let the Receptionist know, and we will look at the schedule to see if we can accommodate an earlier appointment. We will have you complete the necessary paperwork when you arrive. Appointments usually last up to 2 hours, depending on the type of appointment.
The closest cross-street to the practice is Maple Gate. The building is located near Central Park Plaza, next to the Zwanger-Pesiri lot. The practice is accessible via the Hicksville LIRR, 50-minute walk or 12-minute taxi ride. There is an Ophthalmology Consultants of Long Island (OCLI) sign above the door and on the self-standing signboard by the street. Use the main entrance to access the building.
No, we do not offer free wi-fi at this location.
Yes, the building includes wheelchair ramps and handicap-accessible facilities. We have handicapped parking spaces available in the parking lot.
Parking is free in the on-site parking lot. We offer a partially-covered drop-off for patients.
Be sure to bring your insurance card(s), referral paperwork, copayment, medication list, all eyeglasses you currently wear (including readers), contact lens parameters and the list of questions you have for the doctor. Please leave valuables, personal items and items that make a lot of noise at home.
You are welcome to bring a family member or caretaker with you to your appointment. They are welcome to join you in the exam room or wait in our waiting room. Patients who will be seeing a retina doctor will require a driver since their eyes will be heavily dilated.
