Dr. Yee was so incredibly helpful! I've been wearing glasses for 25 years and contacts for 18 years, so I've seen my share of eye doctors. I have constantly had dry eyes and all of the other doctors I have seen simply recommended using eye drops as needed and that was it. However, Dr. Yee listened to my explanation, and then examined different parts of my eyes that had never been examined before. She came up with a diagnosis (and explained it very well) and a treatment plan that is easy to follow. In addition, I splurged and purchased a new pair of glasses and her staff was BEYOND helpful with me. I am quite indecisive and the gal assisting me was both honest and patient.

First visit here. They were friendly and greeted me right away. Friendly and professional office staff. What makes this place different because I haven't seen it in a while is that they used an Optimap instead of dialation which added to the cost. It was worth it and a lot of their systems are more advanced than a lot of places in the past. Dr. Jamie was friendly and addressed a lot of the concerns I had. I liked the experience.

When we checked in, my husband and I were the only patients, so it wasn't like they were busy. There were just sitting with no other patients. Jamie (the optometrist) simply rushed us during our eye check up. Firstly, she/her staff forced me and my husband in doing an eye test that is not covered by insurance, she did not even bother to explain what she was doing, why she was doing it. I had to stop her couple of times and ask her as I prefer to be well-informed of proceedings, she again did not explain what this eye test was for, and after asking her couple of times again, she disclosed that my insurance does not cover this particular test and it will cost me $ 39 - NO prior written consent, neither prior verbal mentioning of this eye test, nor prior mentioning of the extra cost of $ 39 - simply just do it without patient being aware of it. Once I declined to do $39 test, she did some visual field test (that costs $20, once again, she told me that my insurance does not cover it. As far as I know, visual field test is a part of any routine eye check up examination. I have been going to Optometrist for last 10 years and I was never ever charged $20 fee for visual field test. Once again, unprofessional and very unethical way of making extra money). Luckily, my husband figured this by the time I was done and my husband declined to do any so made up tests that is not covered by my insurance and that's not a part of routine eye check up. Then again, my husband was rushed by Jamie. For eye prescription check up, she just kept rushing us, my husband questioned her that "he's not able to see anything as the prescription determining instrument was not positioned appropriately", Jamie's reply was, "yes, it's a new technology and it just works like that. Don't worry". and she took about 2-3 minutes to give a eye prescription in our hands. I am hoping that our eye prescriptions are accurate and worth wearing for the whole year. It seemed as if it is all about money for them, I hope Jamie is qualified enough to do what she is doing. Not thorough, not professional, not considerate in her approach, felt like we went to Cici's pizza or Little Caesar's with an expectation of CPK. I Will never ever recommend anyone to visit you. You lost your neighbors' business permanently.