Colorado Eye Center - Eastlake
12450 York St,
Thornton, CO
LGBTQ+ friendly
12450 York St, Thornton, CO 80241, United States of America
+1 303-452-2020
https://www.coloradoeyecenter.com/locations/eastlake/?y_source=1_MjAzODQ2NjAtNzE1LWxvY2F0aW9uLndlYnNpdGU%3D
Briana Castillo
1 year ago
I was a regular patient at this center for years, however the front office experience has gone down hill the last few years. Long story short, don’t hold your breath waiting to receive a call back to schedule an appointment. I’ve called a few times and have left a message. It’s been about two weeks now since the message was left and have yet to receive a call back. Every time I call I am sent to voicemail. Very frustrating since I receive text reminders to schedule an appointment. Great doctors but the office management could use some work. If you are willing to wait it is still a great office but customer service is really important to me and wanted to share my experience.
Scott Hodge
1 year ago
Been going to Eastlake eye center for nearly 20 years. Always very good care. Very polite and professional team. Would have given 5 stars if I was able to see the same doctor year to year. I like the continuity but doctors come and go often.
Kimberly DeGrazio
1 year ago
When I first walked in, I was discouraged by the receptionist. She didn't say many words to me and having assumed my information was what I put on the online appointment, I wasn't asked in my information was changed, and I didn't get a follow up on the insurance information or when I pay copay.
I also signed to deny the dilation but was asked 4 times about it. Once I sign, I should not be asked again yet alone 4 times.
After exam, I was not automatically asked if would like to get pricing or order, I had to seek that myself and was then put off by just calling to get what I needed.
I left the Broomfield location because I didn't like feeling forced to dilate or add extra charges for my appointment, then, the same happened here. I was just hoping for better.
I was have expected more communication up front, verified history or information on record, and to not be asked about a service after signing a decline. Assuming I'd been to the location and knew the process or how the facility worked, is not vest practice.