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    Aaron Eye Center

    1.0 (1 review)

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    Brock Lee Richard Dr

    Brock Lee Richard Dr

    2.8(8 reviews)
    0.0 mi

    Very good eye dr. Coat without insurance was $180 something out of pocket…read more Went in room he squirted some solution in my eye and had to put in a lens in my right eye like a contact. it was a bandage to cover my eye ball. Before he put the lens in he put some liquid in my eye and had me rest my chin on the chin holder and look into this area where he had a light and I think A bluish color light too and he saw where I had the injury. He wrote a prescription to get some antibiotic drops to help my eye. He gave us an RX card to help with the price when picking up the prescription. He had trouble putting the contact bandage in my eye due to me and my reflexes where going all crazy, I guess I don't like people messing with my eyes. Haha. I told the doc he has a lot of patience for me haha. I said if I was in his shoes I would have knocked me out so I could put it in with out trouble. Haha. But anyways he got the job done and my eye feels a lot better. I had to go back the next day so he could take out the bandage contact lens he put in and it was a $30 outta pocket price. He took it out and put some solution in my eye and asked me to move my eye around and tell him how I felt. Felt all better. And I was good to go. He was a very kind dr. And we had great conversation. Oh and I gotta tell y'all how I injured my eye! I was weed whacking and something flew up and hit me right in the dang eye ball! No I didn't have eye protection on. Stupid on my part. I didn't have anything, so lesson learned after the injury I said I'm going over to Home Depot to purchase some eye glasses for protection. And that's what I did. Now every time I'm working on something in the back yard I have those suckers on protecting my eyes. Had to learn the hard way, but hey lesson learned. Thank u for ur help Doc. :

    Two patients in my family had eye exams here, and neither was automatically given their eyeglass…read moreprescription after the appointment. They both left with no prescriptions in hand! We only received the prescriptions after my daughter had to call and request them. When the prescriptions were finally emailed, the PD/pupillary distance was missing from both prescriptions. When I called after my daughter had called to request the PD, I was told the patient had to come back in person and sign something before the PD could be released. This is extremely inconvenient and unnecessary, especially when the patient needs glasses and cannot see clearly. Their glasses were also very expensive, the frame selection for my husband was very limited, and our insurance did not cover the glasses there, so we had to purchase glasses elsewhere. The missing prescription information and PD runaround made that process so much harder than it needed to be. Patients should leave an eye exam with their prescription without having to ask or sign anything, and they should not have to jump through extra hoops just to buy glasses somewhere else. The process felt like a lack of transparency and a barrier to shopping for glasses outside of their office. I would not recommend this office to anyone wo wants a simple, clear, and patient-friendly experience. By the way, I still do not have the PD to any of my husband's or daughter's prescription and probably won't get it. FYI - The FTC (Federal Trade Commission) says patients must receive their eyeglass prescription immediately after the exam, at no extra charge, without having to ask, so they can shop around. The FTC says suspected Eyeglass Rule violations should be reported at ReportFraud.ftc.gov

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    Colonial Internal Medicine Associates - Fredericksburg - Still on hold

    Colonial Internal Medicine Associates - Fredericksburg

    1.9(102 reviews)
    1.1 mi

    Doctor very familiar with my history , both medical and personal…read moreDoctor gives me quality time

    From my first visit to my most recent interaction, I regret not giving more weight to the recent…read morereviews posted about this establishment. If possible, I would rate my experience a zero. I am submitting this complaint to document the unprofessional and discourteous behavior I experienced from the front office staff--specifically Receptionist Lauren and Receptionist Tonya. Their conduct has repeatedly prevented me from accessing timely medical care. On Wednesday around 4:40 PM, I attempted to call the office regarding a prescription. My calls were answered and immediately disconnected three times. On the fourth attempt, someone finally picked up. Lauren answered, and when I informed her that the calls were being disconnected, she dismissed my concern and asked what I needed. When I inquired about my prescription, she claimed nothing was in the system, despite the details appearing clearly in MyChart. I requested to speak with the Office Manager, Mrs. Torres, and left her another message, as I felt I was being treated unfairly after previously reporting the front staff's behavior. The following day, I called again and was in que and on hold for over 25 minutes. During this time, I asked my husband to call from a separate line. His call was answered immediately, while mine remained on hold. Shortly afterward, my call was finally picked up. When I explained the situation, Lauren transferred me to Tonya, who began the call by saying, "Hi honey," without confirming my identity or using any patient identifiers. This suggested they already assumed who was calling, despite not following proper protocol. I explained my concerns and the urgency of my prescription, which was needed due to lab results indicating critically abnormal values requiring immediate medication. Tonya stated that filling a prescription could take up to three days because they "have hundreds of patients" and that I was not their only one. When I expressed that I would be escalating the matter to the medical board, she responded, "You do that," and then hung up on me. Unable to get past the front desk by phone, I went to the office in person to speak with the manager or a patient services advocate and to share documented recordings of my interactions. Upon arrival, I was informed that I had been barred from the establishment--without anyone speaking to me or hearing my perspective. The Patient Services Advocate, Jennifer, came out only after I stood there for some time. She initially said nothing and then eventually stated she wanted to hear my side of the story, but by that time I had already been formally barred. This experience has been deeply humiliating and distressing. As a patient seeking necessary medical care, I should not be targeted or dismissed for reporting unprofessional behavior. The patterns reflected in the reviews are consistent with what I experienced firsthand. I strongly urge anyone seeking compassionate, reliable care to consider these concerns seriously.

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