Briarwood Vision Center
5335 NE 4th St #4,
Renton, WA
Briarwood Vision Center is an optometry practice in Renton, WA, providing eye exams, contact lens exams, glasses, and treatment and management of eye conditions. It has served the Renton Highlands community since 2006.
Dr. Jane Gan earned her Doctor of Optometry degree from SCCO and started the practice in 2006. Dr. Larry Wang has over twenty years of experience and completed clinical rotations at the American Lake VA Hospital, Vandenberg Air Force Base, and the Colorado Optometric Center.
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+1 425-282-5475
Tyler York
2 months ago
The appointment was fine - unfortunately this practice decides to charge an additional fee to provide you facial measurements for glasses, as to defend against the dubious world of buying glasses from anyone else, according to the person at the main desk. Stalwart defenders of the face, or just a hack business practice? Not something I’ve ever encountered before, just scummy. It’s $20 to get your measurements, which isn’t much, but the principle here is just incredibly frustrating. I won’t be back.
Slater Lin
6 months ago
Appointment was straight forward and quick! Everyone was very friendly; they took time to answer any questions/concerns that came up for me. After moving to Renton, it was nice to find this place only 5 min from my home! Will be back again!
poli wood
2 years ago
My first experience at briarwood vision center, and I won’t go back. Nothing horrible, but the optometrist I saw had kind of an intense and rushed energy, which I didn’t love. After receiving my glasses, it became apparent that the corrective areas were on the wrong spot on the lenses. When i took them back in, I commented that they had never actually put the glasses on me to find out where I looked through it, as has been done with my first prescription. The woman up front denied all responsibility, never apologized or acknowledged that I am out glasses for weeks, and out the time it takes me to bring them back in and then pick them up. The error is acceptable. The unwillingness to take responsibility or apologize is a deal breaker.
