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SPEND HALF-A-DAY IN EYE CENTER CLINIC FOR DOCTOR TO SEE YOU. This review is about Duke eye center, and I am visiting this place for first time. After Nurse Vital sign investigation WAITED with my 1 year baby in a small room for about an hour to see Dr. Singh for my Conjunctivitis infection. Doctor has never shown up, and Nurses, front desk receptionist don’t have any information when doctor willing be seeing a patient. They don’t even have a waiting list or sequence of appointments list. After scheduling appointment it was mentioned that the whole Dr. visit will not be not more than 15 mins, but that’s wrongly mentioned and misguiding information. Front desk lady told the usual wait time for doctor to see a patient or the whole appointment process takes about 2-3 hours. I finally canceled my appointment and returned back to home. If you are planning to visit this eye center, please make sure to spend half-a-day for Dr. to see you.

Tiara White

This place is not autism friendly. Took my 5 year old daughter to see Dr. Cheug for eye exam because my daughter started developing a rolling eye. She passed her eye exam however he couldn’t explain her rolling eye he stated it could be because of her “behavior”. This saddens me I had no clue her behavior had anything to do with her eyes. I wouldn’t recommend this place at all. Felt extremely rushed as well.

Angela Cunningham

These reviews say a lot about this office! I would never! Especially with the response from dr cheung for the autistic 5 year old! I hope that mother finds better care for her baby!