About me:
Areas of Expertise:
- Advanced Cataract Surgery
- Comprehensive Ophthalmology
Locations
Oregon City
Milwaukie
Sunnyside
Phone: (503) 656-4221
Board Certified, American Board of Ophthalmology
“I have a wonderful life and have been given much. I feel that I need to give back. . That is why I am passionate about taking care of patients and going on international ophthalmologic missions.”
Dr. Paul Stromberg is a comprehensive ophthalmologist with an emphasis on cataract surgery, lower eyelid surgery and diabetic retinopathy.
“I see myself as an educator. I try to communicate with my patients and make sure I take the time so that they can understand about their eyes. I want to be in partnership with my patients and help them make good informed choices.”
Paul K. Stromberg, MD is dedicated to top quality service at every stage of a patient’s care. “At EHNW, we’re a team. It starts at the front desk. Everything is important: from the initial receptionist greeting, to my technicians work up, to my examination and performance of surgery.” He also appreciates the collegiality and support from his partner doctors. “I can rest easy knowing that if I go on vacation, my patients will be in good hands with the other EHNW doctors.”
Dr. Stromberg is a comprehensive ophthalmologist with an emphasis on cataract surgery, lower eyelid surgery and diabetic retinopathy. As soon as they meet Dr. Stromberg, patients find his huge smile infectious and his generous heart apparent. This makes it easy for him to establish the rapport that is necessary to best serve the patients. “I see myself as an educator. I try to communicate with my patients and make sure I take the time so that they can understand about their eyes. I want to be in partnership with my patients and help them make good informed choices.”
“Outside of work, my biggest passion is international ophthalmologic mission work. It helps to put my life into perspective. The people we help in developing countries have very little money and resources. Helping these people to regain their vision is a miracle for them.” Dr. Stromberg has donated countless hours to support the work of Medical Teams International formally NW Medical teams. Since 1991, he has made 20 trips abroad with MTI and helped hundreds of people in Honduras, Peru, El Salvador and Mexico.
Over the years, his support at MTI has extended far beyond his surgical trips. He has expended a tremendous amount of effort volunteering locally with MTI. He has recruited other ophthalmologists, helped with fundraisers, organized the ophthalmologic equipment and assembled a portable eye surgical unit. For several years he served on the Medical Advisory Committee at MTI. In 2003, his tireless efforts were recognized when he received the Spirit of Life award from MTI.
Practice Locations:
Oregon City Office
1306 Division St
Oregon City, OR 97045
Phone : (506) 656-4221
Milwaukie Office
11086 SE Oak St
Milwaukie, OR 97222
Phone : (503) 656-4221
Sunnyside
12050 SE Stevens Rd., Suite 100
Happy Valley, OR 97086
Phone : (503) 656-4221
Preparing for your Visit:
Prior to Your Appointment: Please complete and print the Patient history, HIPPA and payment policy forms even if you are an established patient. Once you have completed the forms, please bring them with you on the day of your appointment. Due to privacy issues, please do not attempt to send these forms to our office via e-mail.
Please check with your insurance company(s) to verify your “vision care” coverage for routine eye examinations by calling the customer service phone number listed on your insurance card. You may also call this same number to verify “medical” benefits for medically necessary visits and procedures.
The Day of Your Appointment:
Bring your current medical insurance card(s) with you.
- The co-pay amount listed on your insurance card will be collected at the time of your visit.
- For charges not covered by your individual insurance plan, payment is due at the time of service. Prompt pay discounts are available on certain services. Please ask at the front desk.
As part of your examination with us today, your pupils may be dilated. With dilation, most people experience light sensitivity and difficulty with near vision (such as reading). Some individuals also have difficulty seeing in the distance. The effects of the dilation can last several hours.
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