Not impressed. I tried a few times to get in contact with them and either they don't answer or…read morereturn calls or not there during business hours. I give people a couple chances but it was a pattern so I went elsewhere.

They are always so kind and professional. Dr. Goode has taken care of us for a few years and our…read moreglasses / contacts always come promptly. I highly recommend.

Worst experience of my life. Please don't go there. They had to remake my glasses four times and…read moreI still could not see well. They said new glasses take some time to get used to. I never heard of that and never experienced that in my life. They screwed up the prescription it did not match my glasses. I learned this by asking another local optometrist to check the glasses they gave me and the prescription. When I finally had enough I went to ophthalmology department at Mayo Clinic and got a new prescription. The frames and lenses at Wasatch cost $1,000 so that money is down the drain. BE WARNED.

We arrived at Park City for the start of a week long vacation and a few hours later, I found that…read moremy daily wear contacts were missing. We scrambled to schedule an emergency prescription. After calling four different optometrists, Wasatch was the only one who called us back after hours. After graciously agreeing to an emergency Saturday appointment, I found my contacts (wedged into a boot!). So while I didn't end up using their services, I wanted to share my experience in case anyone else found themselves in the same situation.

Recently I needed to change out my contact lens prescription. Every part of the experience from…read morethe first eye exam with Dr Valliere through to figuring out which were the right contacts for me was pleasant and attentive to my issues--and, of course, very competent. Dr Valliere is not only very experienced and knowledgeable, but also very friendly and welcoming. I found the staff to be the same. I only have high recommendations for him and the office.

If eye doctors are really doctors caring about helping patients, go elsewhere. It is unconscionable…read moreto me that anyone calling themselves a doctor would deny a patient a script because they don't have the same brand of contacts as habitually worn and randomly chosen by the patient as that was available at their actual doctor's office. Brands are not medically distinct where measurements are involved, they're preferences--moist, dailies, etc. To deny someone contacts who is unable to function without seeing is bad medicine. Take your money and eyes to a practice who cares to do no harm.

It is not surprise that Dr. Smith has 5 star reviews! I had an emergency eye issue on Monday. I…read morecalled in and the kind lady who answered my call and schedule me for a 2:00 p.m. appointment with Dr. Stacy Smith. I was treated so well by the Staff, Front Desk employees and the Nurse who checked me in and then Dr. Smith, who was beyond wonderful! Dr. Smith checked my eye and figured out what was wrong with my eye and took great care of me. I am beyond happy with their service. I highly recommend going to see Dr. Smith! Thank you!!!

Great staff. Dr. Smith is very competent, caring, and genuinely interested in your optical health!read more

Lots of bureaucracy to deal with - filled in the same forms and answered the same questions several…read moretimes, both online and while checking in. Doctor was unable to attend our pre-procedure meeting. Never had a discussion with the doctor. Lots of waiting around. On the plus side, support staff and nurses were friendly, informative and helpful. Procedure seemed to go well, although it is too early to judge the final outcome.

The folks up front, were helpful and friendly. Dr. Cook's…read moreassistant was knowledgeable and answered all my questions while explaining the procedure. She also responded to my concerns. Dr. Cook is absolutely brilliant. He took the necessary time to make sure I understood the whole process. Best of all, he sketched it out on paper, which was most helpful to me, as I am a visual learner. So grateful that Dr. Cummings referred me to your practice. Sheri Hogle

The Yelp reviews here are super spotty but I needed an appointment fast and close to Park City so I…read moretook a chance (didn't want to drive down to the U). My doctor was Dr. Ian Christensen and it was a super appointment. He was kind, attentive and thorough. I got a regular eye exam and also was dilated to check for health issues. It was all good - and then some. I'll be back to see him Dr. Christensen someday ...

Dr. Christopher Smith looked at the results from several different technicians who conducted the…read morevarious parts of my eye exam, including the image of my retina that cost me $40 extra (it's not covered by insurance). He then looked at my eyes briefly with a slit lamp. He told me I have cataracts but don't need to do anything about them yet. Ok. He then said that they cannot correct my distance vision because I have Age-related Macula Degeneration (AMD). I clearly had no idea what he was talking about, so he gave me a packet of 5 pages to explain AMD. Upon questioning, Dr. Smith, explained that I will lose my vision over time from the center out to the periphery and potentially go blind. He then said that there is no cure, but hopefully there will be one in my lifetime. He told me to make sure I got enough of the vitamins listed on page 3 (not very helpful) and to test my vision regularly on the Amsler grid on page 4. He gave me a new eyeglass prescription which I had filled for glasses and sunglasses. I was upset by his nonchalant diagnosis that I will lose my vision and the fact that he didn't recommend dilating my pupils to double-check what he saw on the retina image or potentially refer me to a macula specialist. I called the University of Utah's Moran Eye Center and had Dr. Smith's reports sent over. Within several weeks, I would see a specialist, D,r. Schmitz-Valckenberg for a second opinion. At The Moran Eye Center, they dilated my pupils and did a new slew of tests and images. Dr. Schmitz-Valckenberg told me I do NOT have AMD and any clouding of my cataracts is not worth mentioning. Given that I still couldn't see very well through my new glasses using Dr. Smith's Rx, I went back to the Moran Center for a Rx check. Turns out the Rx for my eyeglasses was also wrong which explains why I was getting headaches wearing them by the end of the day. I think Mountain Valley Eye Institute functions like a factory without good quality control which for me, resulted in scary and incorrect diagnoses. Other than a month of nightmares about losing my vision and having to spend an additional $350 on doctor bills, I'm so grateful that I'm not losing my vision and that I will see better once my eyeglass Rx is changed. I do not recommend this provider given my experience.

Absolutely excellent. I've never been so impressed with an optometrist and a team. I've struggled…read morewith my eyes for years and today I got a different, yet very seemingly simple answer. The doctor looked at my entire case - including medications, quality of my vision, etc and I feel like I'm moving toward better vision. The team was excellent - so kind, very positive, super organized. Very clean office. I'll be a long term patient. Highly recommend!

Looking for a new optometrist?! Go to Visionology!…read more I found Dr.Peterson after reading all the great reviews on Yelp and Google, and he did not disappoint! Dr.Peterson was super professional and welcoming! Angie, one of the front office staff is also super kind and always there to give you suggestions when picking out frames. She is also so fun to talk to.

Everything you need in one place! Optometrists, ophthalmologists, oculoplastic surgeons, retina…read morespecialists, and opticians! They do cataract surgery, LASIK, Botox, Juvederm, Dermapen, chemical peels, and they can find the perfect sunglasses for you too! All of their doctors are wonderful. They have centers in Ogden and Salt Lake too!