Why Train at Michigan Medicine
Why Train at the Kellogg Eye Center
The Kellogg Eye Center is a nationally recognized center for vision care and research and is home to the University of Michigan Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences.
National Rankings
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# 1 in Michigan - U.S. News & World Report Best Adult Ophthalmology Hospitals, 2020-2021
- # 8 in the United States - U.S. News & World Report Best Adult Ophthalmology Hospitals, 2020-2021
- # 5 in the United States - Ophthalmology Times Best Residency Programs Survey, 2019-2020
Patient visits
- FY 2019 all locations: 209,253 patient visits and 9,816 surgical procedures
Funding
- FY 2019:
- Kellogg Clinics and Ambulatory Surgery Budget = $76M
- Kellogg Research Funding = $11M
Medical and Educational Facilities
- The 8-story Brehm Tower, a 230,000 sq. ft. addition to the Kellogg Eye Center, opened in 2010 with 9 eye clinics, 6 operating rooms, and suites for refractive surgery and cosmetic surgery.
- Supporting services include genetic counseling, ophthalmic photography, diagnostic electrophysiological testing, low vision and visual rehabilitation, and ocular prosthetics.
- Twenty-two research laboratories are located in the Brehm Tower and in the adjoining Kellogg research tower.
- The Kellogg Eye Center has 10 community clinics in: Ann Arbor, Brighton, Canton, Chelsea, Grand Blanc, Northville, and Ypsilanti.
- The Veterans Affairs Hospital is a 105-bed acute care facility. The VA Ophthalmology Clinic has 16 exam lanes, plus an ophthalmic photography/ultrasound room and resident office space. Residents and faculty who staff this clinic conduct more than 18,952 patient visits and performed 1,219 surgical procedures in FY2019.
