Reviews

My first eye surgery went OK. I wasn't called till the night before at 4 pm to discuss charges etc. By then it was too late to discuss with my doctor. The second visit I was never called. Then the day of the procedure the nurse and I had an issue regarding my IV. I ended up leaving without have my cataract surgery. The manager never called to follow up on what happened. This is not how you treat your patients

My experience has been nothing but great every time we visit. The Dr. Is patient and kind, the staff as well. Great prices for glasses

Excellent service from the moment I walked in the doors and on through when I walked out the doors. The staff is friendly, courteous and efficient. The procedure was explained to me in detail and was quick and painless. Highly recommend this facility.

Customer service here is amazing. Already a patient but stopped in due to a problem and Alexus made it happen for me to be seen with the other dr. When Dr Vannatta saw I was there with an issue she made it a point to see me herself. So … More

Very minimal wait time. Excellent care and very friendly staff. It’s always a pleasure to stop in to have my eyes examined. Dr. Asmus is Professional and kind.

From the office staff to the assistants to the Dr. himself..... SUPERSTARS!!! Would and have recommended him to anyone who asks! Thank you for your great care!!

From my evaluation for cataract surgery to my second surgery August 30, 2023 my experience with Dr. Atwal and staff has been nothing but awesome. I am thrilled with my vision!

I clean my room

I would not recommend Dr. Milner to any patient suffering from dry eye or meibomian gland disease. Although he may be an excellent surgeon, both Dr. Milner and his staff did not have the expertise, dedication, and organizational capacity to properly treat my chronic eye problems, which were so severe that they had put my life on hold. I could go into detail about a mishandled blood test result in which Dr. Milner's assistant told me one thing and Dr. Milner told me the complete opposite. However, my main issue was Dr. Milner's failure to properly care for my meibomian gland disease. The first time I saw Dr. Milner, he put me at ease, but in each subsequent appointment, he was increasingly rude, dismissive, and hostile towards me, almost as if he took it personally that my eyes weren't responding to his treatment protocol. When I asked him questions to try and understand my treatment plan, he was curt and hostile, and he often left the room in the middle of our appointments. While seeing Dr. Milner over this five month period, I was in so much pain that I could barely open my eyes away from a humidifier. By our last appointment, Dr. Milner had prescribed me 5 different medications to put in my eyes on a daily basis. I also used a warm compress twice a day, as per his instructions. When I reported back repeatedly that these treatments had barely made a difference in my symptoms, Dr. Milner developed the hypothesis that I had ocular neuropathy; as he told me, his treatments had helped, but my nerves were damaged, and I was stuck in a feedback loop of neurological pain and inflammation that is difficult to interrupt. The next idea he had for me was scleral lenses, which require a costly and lengthy process to acquire. That's when I decided to get a second opinion. While Dr. Milner had told me that "most" of my glands were open and thus I should not still have symptoms of meibomian gland disease, this second doctor explained to me that scar tissue had formed around my meibomian glands and was constricting them so that 90% were closed. That meant that each warm compress I had done following Dr. Milner's instructions had only damaged my glands. It also explained my pain--I had almost none of the lipids from my glands to protect the surface of my eye. This doctor explained to me that I was a good candidate for meibomian gland probing. This was a surprise to me as I had ask Dr. Milner about this procedure and he had insisted that I would NOT be a good candidate. Within a day of having my glands probed, my searing, burning pain was gone. It's been a month, and I now need NONE of the medications Dr. Milner prescribed me. My eyes are healing, and I have my life back. I remain haunted by the months I spent reckoning with Dr. Milner's diagnosis of neuropathy, trying to imagine how I would live with this much pain on a daily basis for the rest of my life. I remain haunted by his insistence that I not pursue probing, which I think had more to do with his ego than my wellbeing. No one should have to see a doctor who misdiagnoses them, acts from a place of pridefulness, and lacks the knowledge required to properly evaluate and treat their disease. This is why I would strongly caution prospective patients to seek another doctor.

I recently had a fantastic experience at Eye Society. From the moment I walked in for my eye check, I was impressed. The staff was friendly and efficient, making the check-in process a breeze. Dr. was not only highly knowledgeable but also took the time to thoroughly explain every step of the eye examination. I felt well-informed about my eye health, and the doctor addressed all my concerns and questions with patience and professionalism. The staff was incredibly helpful in guiding me to find the perfect pair that suited my style and prescription needs. They provided valuable insights on which frames complemented my face shape and personal style. I highly recommend Eye Society for their exceptional service, expert eye care, and an extensive range of eyewear options.

Dhaval is so knowledgeable and kind! I stopped in 15 minutes before closing for an issue with my frameless glasses and lenses, and he knew exactly what to do … and even pointed out an issue I didn’t recognize until he pointed it out. I walked out within a few minutes with a great experience and repaired frames with a few minutes to spare before close. No games, no fuss, no pressure. Just professional workmanship and getting the job done quickly … in and out. A+++.