Learn about Dr. Lang's involvement with Glasses for the Homeless! 

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Learn about Dr. Lang's involvement with Glasses for the Homeless! 

Our physicians are often out in the community presenting lectures at various hospitals and attending community health fairs. We feel it is very important to educate the public about the importance of maintaining good eye health.

"Sharpen Your Senses" Lecture Announcement

Dr. Lang has visited Peru several times with Global Health Ministry. He visits Peru’s small villages and treats the underprivileged by providing cataract surgery and general eye care to those in need.

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Dr. Lang is actively involved in this non-profit organization founded by Arnold Abbott about 25 years ago. This organization feeds the homeless of Broward County each week. Dr. Lang helps with the weekly feedings and helps fit the homeless with donated eyeglasses.

Maureen A. Abbott LOVE THY NEIGHBOR FUND Article

Dr. Lang was nominated as one of the “Best Doctors in South Florida” by Miami Metro magazine in 1998 and 1999.

The University of Miami Miller School of Medicine and Holy Cross Hospital in Fort Lauderdale are expanding their education partnership to create 42 new residency slots in internal medicine, which will be phased in over three years. The program provides Miller School graduates and residents with additional training opportunities, and it will enable Holy Cross to make the transition to an academic teaching hospital providing a higher level of patient care. Dr. Lang is pleased to host interns in the practice. Since 2015, the residents have gained excellent clinical experience under the tutelage of Dr. Lang.

Internal Medicine Residency Program Launch Announcement