K Hender

I’m appalled by the behavior of the two women who are checking in patients for surgery. A very elderly couple asked for copies of documents they’d just signed and the nasty, gruff-talking women argued with the man that he couldn’t have copies until many days have past. Even if that were true, the women that “ganged up” on him and his wife should treat the patients with patience, kindness and respect (and calmly call a supervisor to help gently explain) instead of handling them in a brash, nasty manner, and in front of other patients. Shameful. The harsh women need training on kindness, patience, and respect. I hope the director of this facility reads this and takes action to improve the patient experience. Surgery is a time of great anxiety and uncertainty; therefore, patients should be treated with extra kind care. Caveat: The same women should kindly ASK accompanying family and sit in the waiting room instead of bark out commands. Witnessed that behavior at least thrice.

B C

Dr. Khaimi did my surgery. He is very knowledgeable and I definitely feel like he knows what he’s doing. I did not need to show up as early as they said, for my appointment. I was there for 4 hours.

Rick Phillips

The Dean McGee Eye Institute is one of the finest institutions of its kind in the world. It turns out a high quality of fully trained ophthalmologist. If you need eye surgery, this is a great place to go, because you know you're going to be treated by physicians who are well-trained and who have up-to-date technology at their disposal.