Reeve Woods Eye Center
280 Cohasset Rd,
Chico, CA
Reeve Woods Eye Center is an ophthalmology practice in Chico, California. It provides cataract surgery, LASIK, glaucoma treatment, eyelid surgery, light therapy for macular degeneration, comprehensive eye exams, emergency and medical eye exams, contact lenses, and eyewear.
Ophthalmologists Dr. David J. Woods and Dr. Jordan Hastings practice with optometrist Dr. Jennifer Levine. Dr. Woods graduated Cum Laude from the University of Washington School of Medicine and completed his ophthalmology residency at UC Davis. He has performed over 20,000 cataract and refractive procedures.
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+1 530-899-2244
Tom Tinsley
1 year ago
What a major difference in coming here, instead of another large eye center here in town. Everyone is courteous and very professional. My previous eye exam was a joke and the doctors here took great lengths to check and double check my vision for the correct prescription. I waited too long to go here and when I put my new glasses on I was blown away at how much I could see immediately without even having to adjust. It was almost like seeing for the first time, I kid you not. In short, I love everything about this place and will be seeing them next year for my routine checkup.
Thirteen
1 year ago
Dr. Woods is unprofessional, judgemental and severely lacking compassion.
I'm chronically sick with multiple illnesses and he immediately dismissed my concerns by stating I'm "too young" for a potential disease and when I corrected him, that's when he shut down entirely.
The remaining portion of my visit was throughly unpleasant. He is rude, plain and simple.
Krystal Pitzen
2 years ago
The people we did talk to were friendly and professional, but should it take 2+ hours for a standard eye exam? We sat in 3 waiting rooms, 3 exam rooms over a period of 2+ hours. My grandmother is 86. Not acceptable. Poor planning or scheduling or something. Yikes.
