Vitor Moreira

This place was a disappointment—overpriced and inefficient. Despite choosing it because they accepted my insurance, I ended up paying more than I would have elsewhere. Adding to the frustration, I arrived just 15 minutes late for my appointment, and Dr. Tom refused to see me, rescheduling me for 30 days later. When I returned for the rescheduled appointment, it was merely for a contact lenses fit check, yet I was kept waiting for an additional 30 minutes (making her time more important then mine). My advice: thoroughly research before choosing this place and proceed cautiously with any “recommendations” they are probably just trying to upsell

Nic Kingman

I went for an eye exam and Dr. Lee recommended vision therapy. I told him I couldn't do that right now as I am losing my insurance. He lectured me about the necessity of having medical insurance. I didn't have time to tell him at my appointment but I am losing my insurance because my dad died 3 days prior to my appointment. I felt terrible afterwards and I don't recommend going there. A few years prior I was told I probably had a cancer of the optic nerve with no additional testing. The everett clinic vision center does not take care to deal with highly emotional situations.

Dan Mattwig

TL;DR Good initial visit, picking glasses here is a nightmare, changed prescription on contacts order without telling me. Went in for an eye exam which went well, I was seen by Dr. Walsh and she seemed to do a good job and was fairly thorough. I walked out and asked for help with picking out glasses and the lady that helped me was kind and patient. During the same visit they also ordered be a pair or trial contacts to see how they "fit". In total I left with an updated prescription in hand, glasses and contacts ordered. After that it all went downhill fast. Over a week later I received a call saying that the glasses I selected were on back-order (When I was initially looking for a pair, we found one that was specifically in stock because the pair I initially wanted were on back-order as well) and it would either be over a month to receive the glasses, or I could come back in and select a different pair. I went back in and the lady that helped me the second time was down right worthless. I feel bad saying that because it is a harsh thing to say to anyone, but she did not help at all. After looking for about 15 or so minutes for a good pair that I wanted, she said I couldn't get that brand with my insurance. So I looked for another pair, same story, insurance wouldn't allow it. So finally after asking what I could get she finally directed me to a section with about 20 pairs of glasses. I picked out a pair and left. After the whole glasses fiasco, I get a call saying my contacts are in. I go to pick them up, keeping in mind they were the same as my old prescription to see the fit. I try them on and the doctor looks at them and says they are not sitting right. So we could either have me come BACK in to have a separate 115 dollar contact fitting for a different brand, or she could try to adjust the current brand to match the prescription as best as she could. I opted to adjust the current brand. I go to pick up the contacts a week later to find out they they didn't adjust the prescription at all, but decided not to tell me. The only reason they get two stars is because they did end up ordering the correct contacts without charging me. But regardless, terrible experience.