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Why Choose Us?

In 1996, three Central Ohio eye surgeons opened the very first free-standing surgical center dedicated to eyes in the state of Ohio. While surgical centers are now the standard of care for specialties, back then, the Columbus Eye Surgery Center on East Broad Street was revolutionary. The three-member surgical team of Dr. Richard Orlando, Dr. Robin Beran, and the now-retired Dr. Robert Bruce were called “foolish” and “crazy,” but today, they’re looked at as true medical visionaries.

This first-of-its-kind center has provided a way for thousands of patients to have important procedures performed on their eyes without ever having to step foot in a hospital. Patients can undergo any type of eye surgery, including cataract, retina, eyelid, glaucoma, cross-eyed correction, corneal transplants and laser procedures.

Our patients have highly rated the care they received from our doctors and staff, and they say they are likely to recommend our center for outpatient procedures. See what they had to say.

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Columbus Eye Surgery Center is committed to ensuring that your experience with us is relaxed and worry-free, from consultation through recovery. To assist us, we ask that you read and comply with all guidelines.

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At Columbus Eye Surgery Center, your time is as valuable to us as it is to you. That’s why we provide online access to a variety of forms you may complete before your visit. The following documents will help us expedite the check-in process for your appointment. Please take a moment to download and print the appropriate form(s).

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Insurance and Billing

Columbus Eye Surgery Center accepts most major insurance. We will bill your insurance carrier for you; however, we cannot tell you what your policy will cover. Since your insurance policy and coverage are between you and your carrier, we urge you to contact them prior to your procedure. You will be responsible for any co-pays and deductibles.

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Meet the Doctors

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Kenneth A. Beckman Kenneth A. Beckman M.D. Robin F. Beran Robin F. Beran M.D. Lisa Borkowski Lisa Borkowski M.D. Brandon Cho Brandon Cho M.D. Louis Chorich III Louis Chorich III M.D. Robert J. Derick Robert J. Derick M.D. Siri Hiremath Siri Hiremath M.D. Swarupa Kancherla Swarupa Kancherla M.D. Dino Klisovic Dino Klisovic M.D. Juan F. Lebron Juan F. Lebron M.D. Aaron Mack Aaron Mack M.D. James A. McHale James A. McHale M.D. Christopher S. Pappa Christopher S. Pappa M.D. Vishal S. Parikh Vishal S. Parikh M.D. Sugat Patel Sugat Patel M.D. Jing Sun Jing Sun M.D. Aaron Weber Aaron Weber M.D.
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5.0/5
Feb 10, 2026
Google • Columbus Eye Surgery Center

I had my cateract surgery in Nov. And on Superbowl Sunday I felt a pin prick in my left eye with sudden floaters. I called the emergancy number and Jenna called me right back and Dr. Mancini said to come into the office. She opened the office for me and found a small retinal tear. I can not tell you the gratitude I feel. Today is Tuesday and I already had my tear lazered. I have never had such great care. Thank you. Sincerely, Carol Melia

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1.0/5
Feb 9, 2026
Google • Columbus Eye Surgery Center

Unfortunately, I wouldn’t recommend this eye institute. I’ve been waiting for over 1 hour and 30 minutes, and my appointment still hasn’t been called. This was a frustrating experience.

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2.0/5
Sep 30, 2025
Google • Columbus Eye Surgery Center

The actual in office experience was perfectly fine. Was seen in a timely manner and Dr. Cho was professional. However, I received a message to call in to schedule a follow up, and after several attempts at leaving messages on their answering machine with no response , I’ve decided to go elsewhere.

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2.0/5
Apr 17, 2025
Google • Columbus Eye Surgery Center

The procedure was fine but, the scheduling staff were rude. No consideration for a person's ability to meet their schedule. Not everyone has a cadery of people in waiting at there beckoning call to get them there. What type of scheduling is this that will not give you the time of the appointment until the day or so before the surgery date? Today I was told that I had to be there at 12:30 Monday April 21 even though previously I advised them that I needed an appointment after 2:00 because the person providing my transportation could not pick me up before 1:00 . Even though I explained this to them again today, they insisted I had to arrive at 12:30. When I had my previous surgery a few weeks ago, I arrived at 1:20 for my 2:00 appointment, but was not taken back to the surgery area until 3:30 and was the last person in the waiting room. Therefore, I had to cancel my appointment until June and was told that the same thing could happen then about the time of arrival. Now I need to find another Doctor and location for the second procedure.

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5.0/5
Apr 12, 2025
Google • Columbus Eye Surgery Center

Very happy with the results of my cataract surgery. I loved how responsive and personal everyone was to any of my concerns. Very nice people to deal with. I would highly recommend Dr. Weber.


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