Curtis L. Hagedorn, MD

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

5 years ago

I had a vectrectonomy with Dr. Hagedorn 4-5 years ago in my only good eye from birth. I fortunately had a good surgical outcome and was able to continue working, but I had to have a cataract IOL implant 1-1/2 years afterwards which is a known side effect of a vectrectonomy. I was not told this by Dr. Hagedorn, but did my research so I was aware. Due to communication issues with Dr. Hagedorn and how rude the front office staff was to a blind senior in the waiting room who had dementia, I won't return ever. 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

6 years ago

If I could, I would give this dr. a triple zero. I believe he must have messed up other(s) before or after me. Dr Curtis Hagedorn started with giving me shots in my eye. Then he said that wasn't good enough & I would need surgery on my blood vessels in the back of my eye. He KNEW of my different allergies, sulphur family being one of them. One of the medications he prescribed had sulfur in it. When I went for a check up with eye redness, itching, swelling, he said the skin was eaten off my cornea & it was all my fault, not h... read more

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

8 years ago

I really like Dr. Hagedorn- he's friendly, to the point, and willing to answer questions. Very professional, I would highly recommend him. Sometimes the appointments take a while, but since they're trying to stagger patients (both dilated an non-dilated) that's to be expected. And this doesn't reflect on him in any way, rather this is how CRA manages their practice.