Amirikia Eye Center
44555 Woodward Ave #107,
Pontiac, MI
Amirikia Eye Center is an ophthalmology practice in Pontiac, Michigan. It provides eye exams, prescription glasses and contact lenses, and care for diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma, dry eyes, macular degeneration and AMD, uveitis, and floaters and flashes of light.
Arezo Amirikia, M.D., is a board-certified ophthalmologist trained in diseases and surgery of the retina and vitreous. She is certified by the American Board of Ophthalmology and is a fellow of the American Academy of Ophthalmology.
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+1 248-858-2220
Roxanne Rams
8 months ago
Office staff is FABULOUS. Seeing the doc is ridiculous. I waited one hour in waiting room without any word Dr Amirikia was running late or shes just plain old slow. If i were late i would more than likely be billed, am i getting billed for an appointment unfulfilled, i better not.
Rachel O'Neal
10 months ago
Today was my first visit but I am extremely pleased so far. Everyone was so friendly and efficient. I saw Dr. Duffy and she was thorough in explaining everything she was doing and was very pleasant. The receptionist (I think her name is Christina?) Was so kind! Even listening how kind and patient she was with people on the phone I was very impressed. My time spent waiting in the waiting room was impressively short. I picked out some cute glasses and I can't wait to get them back 😁 so far would definitely recommend.
Janice German
2 years ago
Will never go here again and any one with insurance should not go here, they use up all of your insurance money on un necessary test by scheduling un- needed visits. to make a long story short MY HUSBAND NOR i EVER DID GET A SCRIPT FOR EYE GLASSES, BUT HER OFFICE GOT ALL OF OUR ALLOTTED INSURANCE MONEY FOR THAT YEAR. ANOTHER CASE OF THE PATIENT (THE COMMON GOOD ) GETTING SCREWED AND THE PHYSICIAN GETTING PAID.
