I was originally recommended to dr. Fite but because he doesn’t have any openings until Feb/March next year, I gladly took an appointment with Dr. Monson. Which, he is very nice guy BUT never look at my eye with his naked eye only thru A binocular microscop. I was told my vision was “perfect” but I never told them I wear glasses 🫣. So how can my vision be perfect? I’m being treated for “floaters” but obviously when you look at my eye I have pinguecuela. floaters and pinguecula are completely different. Floaters are the result of the jelly inside of your eyeball breaking down and as a result you see little floaters. A pingueculum or pinguecula is a growth on the white surface part of your eye that is typically related to sun exposure. It is a benign growth that can become inflamed and cause irritation. I believe my Medical background still serves me well. Both of my appointments with Dr. Monson were under 5 min. I believe he was more concerned about playing/flirting with the front desk vs. my appointment. The last time I visited, the lady who checked me out was so unpleasant and unprofessional (chewing her gum and then texting on her phone) she was uncomfortably rude to me( don’t know her name bcs. They don’t wear a name tags but she had blonde hair). Office is very clean, but they need to work on their customer/patient service much better

First time appointment for cataract evaluation. Staff very courteous and knowledgeable. Dr. Monson explained my eyes to me so I could understand and he reassured me as to my cataract surgery. Waiting for second appointment with surgical consult with Sherry. So far so good.

Appointment for my annual eye exam, since I have diabetes. The staff was friendly and efficient in preparing me for Dr Monson's exam. Learned from Dr. Monson that Medicare may pay up to $150 toward new glasses, after having cataract surgeries on both eyes.