Dr. Warren Brandt
1901 Black Rock Tpke,
Fairfield, CT

I have been a patient of Dr. Brandt’s for years! Periodically going in as I have more than one eye Dr. I have to say over the years he has been a phenomenal physician. Always humorous, very caring and humble. I like his personality. So it’s sad to say that it’s not because of him, but because of the women at the front that I stopped seeing him. They’re above everyone else, entitled selves, are always so nasty with me. The older one is very transformative. Able to turn like and unlike off in a flash. The younger one just seems to be arrogant. These are my experiences from going to this particular office. Yours may be different. I took this behavior on and off for years just telling myself, they’re just ignorant and it’s nothing you haven’t had to deal with before. However, after the phone call today. I just said enough is enough. More than 10 years I’ve been a patient. Never even had a chance to say goodbye to Dr. Brandt. I’m just so over going places and being spoken to and looked at differently because I am different. And now I have to find another eye doctor. It pays to speak and treat people with kindness. You never know what a person is dealing with.

Dr. Brendt was available last minute on Saturday for an emergency visit when I had an issue with one of my eyes. He did a fantastic job diagnosing and proscribing a regimen to resolve the issue while managing to keep the energy in the room lighthearted, which was much needed as it was my wedding day. I would recommend him to anyone seeking a great eye doctor.

There are a lot of words I can say about Dr Brandt, but I will try to sum it up by saying I truly feel blessed to be a patient. He is a fantastic eye doctor and extremely kind and compassionate.

Tried to make an appointment for my son, and was completely turned off by the woman answering the phone. Nope, do not need to deal with rude people. A few friends advised me to add that I was told that it would cost me an extra $200 to get a prescription for lenses, plus the usual $30 copay for an eye exam. No one has ever heard of such nonsense, not even my insurance company associate. It would be better to pay the specialist copay of $60 instead and consult an ophthalmologist (a medical practioner who has attended med school for twice as long) rather than an optometrist at $230!