I and my wife have been using Dr. Young at 20/20 for some time. Dr. Young did cataract surgery a few years ago on my right eye. We thought very highly of this practice. In December of 2020 I became ill (heart issue) and was placed on a respirator for five weeks. When I finally woke up I was partially paralyzed. My right leg was and is still not usable, but I am regaining use of it through physical therapy, now able to stand on both feet and walk some with the use of a walker. My wife and I had an appointment with Dr. Young for a routine eye exam as we both need a change in prescriptions. On the particular day of our exam we left home and drove 53 miles in the rain for the exam. When we arrived the rain was still falling, even harder than when we left home. We waited, hopefully for the rain to stop. It did not. Since I am still wheelchair bound, with no cover to get the chair out of the trunk, so we could stay dry, along with my inability to move fast to the exam office, I decided to reschedule for a better day. I was told that if I canceled we would have a $25.00 each cancellation fee to pay before we could reschedule. I reminded the person that the only reason I needed to reschedule was that I was crippled and could not move to the office without getting soaked. That made no difference to her. So, I told her we would not be back. We made another appointment with another doctor to have our vision corrected. This time in our own locality. N Ed & Maureen Weaver

When I lived in Montgomery the only ophthalmologist I would see was Dr. Young. I was always treated well by the staff, Dr. Young himself is very professional and there is no doubt he truly cares about his patients and his work. Also, Ms. Carol who handles in-house contact fitting, ordering, etc. is very patient and kind and taught me as a 13-year-old boy how to properly wear my contacts. I miss the ease, accuracy, and professionalism of this practice; I have yet to find any practices in my area that I have been to that provide me even a fraction of the pleasure I used to experience from 20/20 Ophthalmic Associates and Dr. Young.

I'm 36 years old, and I have used 20/20 my entire life as my father had used 20/20 since before I was even born, I suppose. Donald ran the glasses shop, and I first met him my first visit back in 1989. Now his son-in-law runs the shop most of the time, but the whole outfit is personal and family-like. I also love how they still have the practice on Narrow Lane Road for those of us who still live in traditional Montgomery.