Dr. Morrow's office is located at 11510 Space Center Blvd Ste B Houston, TX 77059.
Dr. David Morrow, OD
Optometry*
Age 75
5.0 (1 Ratings)
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Dr. David Morrow, OD
Houston, TX
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Clearpoint Vision and Optical11510 Space Center Blvd Ste B, Houston, TX 77059
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Jul 19, 2019
My family has been Dr Morrow's patients for over 20 years. I will be thankful for Dr. Morrow for life. My mom needed eye surgery and Dr. Morrow personally called another doctor to get her the help she needed. Dr. Morrow really cares about his patients and goes out of his way to help in any way that he can. He spends time to explain all your eye issues, listens to your concerns, does a complete and accurate exam without rushing you. My only complaint is that there are not more doctors like Dr. Morrow who really care about the entire patient and does such a great job. I only have high marks and compliments for Dr. Morrow. My eyes are in good hands with Dr. Morrow taking care of them. I am very thankful that Dr. Morrow has taken care of us for so many years.
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