I was pleasantly surprised to find the office very welcoming and the doctor to be thorough and…read moreknowledgeable. Yes it is operated out of a former residence, but don't be off-put by that. The holistic approach is a very valuable perspective and one that is hard to find. It is also hard to find honest and professional doctors these days that not only take many insurances, but ones that also don't try to up sell you on products or services that you may not really need or benefit from. I highly recommend!

Best vison place I have ever been to. They take their time to make sure they have every thing…read moreright. Dr, Murray is so relaxed and easy going. Mary whom assists with choosing what you need, takes extra care and time to make sure it is right for you. I took my frames in today for adjustment, and she spent quality time making sure they were fixed just right. I highly recommend this business

I chose NW eye surgeons for my recent cataract surgery May 2026…read more My initial consultation and post-op follow up was at the Smokey Point Clinic in Arlington. The surgery itself was in Mt Vernon. The Smokey Point office has wonderful approachable staff. The exam process is similar to what you're already used to from the optometrist who referred you. There are technicians examining eyes. Your surgeon also will conduct some exams and interview you. At this point you will decide if surgery is for you, and if yes, choose your lenses. Your surgeon and staff will answer any questions you may have. By surgery day you'll be well prepared. Surgery itself only takes 15 min. However, there is prep, such as IV starting, connecting to monitor, mild sedation, that will add to that time. Surgery itself is not painful at all. You'll be leaving with a see through eye patch. Your clear vision will return as soon as the effect of the drops wear off that dilate your pupils. It likely will take several hours. You'll be home resting by then. You will go home with instructions and a dedicated emergency number to call should you need it. Your biggest challenge will be eye drop management. If you can, pay out of pocket for combination drops. (About $70). My surgeon was Dr Kuzin. He has picked a great team to work with. Dr Eden did my post-op exams. Throughout my treatment I felt well taken care of. My outcome is excellent. I suggest viewing some videos on cataract surgery and selection of lenses prior to your first appointment. You can find them on the NW Eye surgeons website or on YouTube. I'm a retired critical care nurse. I highly recommend Dr Kuzin and team!

NW Eye Care is a phenomenal facility that addresses cataracts. The staff and doctors are also…read morephenomenal. They genuinely care about their clients.

I has gone there for the last 15 years it has changed I would have given them a 4-star rating up…read moreuntil the last 4 years now with the new doctors have been a question in its own and the customer service sucks, 2 years in a row I got bills from them that were a year old and I was told it was a yearend clean up from there billing department I call it BS, they never told myself or my wife we were no longer in there plain for our insurance. I will never go back and or recommend them to anyone.

Customer service is a joke billing has no idea about insurance and will just lie on the phone to…read moreget you in the seat to hit you with a fat bill then will give you the wrong prescription and call it a day and wash there hands with you I would take a farther drive and find a better eye doctor. Awful place

Let me start by saying I've worked as an optician for over four years in multiple clinics, and as a…read moreconsumer I never write reviews, good or bad. But after this experience, I felt I had to warn others. In August of this year, my aunt and uncle chose this clinic because it was close to home, in-network with their insurance, and had good reviews. Unfortunately, our experience was the complete opposite. When I first asked my aunt about her glasses she said both pairs of glasses purchased are uncomfortable, and heavy. It wasn't until after that she also told me they were not clear, vision wise. She's gone back to wearing her old pair just to see properly, and to not have any pain when wearing the glasses. When I called to ask about a reframe or return, the optician, Gregg, was dismissive and condescending. He immediately said no to both, and when I tried explaining the situation, he interrupted and spoke to me as if I didn't know what I was talking about, granted I didn't tell him I was an optician, but if this is the way he's speaking to patients/ family members, I don't think it would have mattered if he knew I was one. As someone who has worked in this field, I know an optician should help patients choose frames that fit their prescription and are compatible with their lenses--not just let them figure it out on their own. Gregg didn't guide my aunt at all; he sat there quietly and only spoke when approached. When I asked and explained that the frames are uncomfortable, he said, "Those are the frames that SHE chose, that SHE wanted." And yes, that's true, but if you do your job properly and inform patients about how certain frames might not work well with their prescription, or how they will fit on a patients face, they're more likely to choose something that functions better rather than just what looks nice. And if after explaining all that, the patient goes with the frame regardless of recommendation, then yes that is on the patient. This is not how it happened that day though. After being told no on a reframe, I asked about a re-lens. I explained that my aunt couldn't see clearly through her new glasses and had gone back to her old pair, and he interrupted to "correct" me by saying, "Oh, you mean they're uncomfortable and not clear." I clarified, "No, I mean her vision isn't clear at all when wearing the new glasses, on top of the frames being uncomfortable." He then replied, "Now we're just getting into wanting new lenses or new frames." To make matters worse, the clinic's 60-day policy for prescription changes starts from the exam date, not from when the glasses are actually received. My aunt's exam was at the beginning of August, but her glasses didn't even arrive back from the lab until two weeks later. That's hardly fair to patients, especially when it can take about a month to adjust to new lenses or find the time to return for a follow-up--especially if you work the graveyard shift. I also called the insurance provider, who confirmed that if the clinic were willing to accept a return, they could re-bill the insurance for a new pair of glasses. The VSP rep told me that they paid the clinic about $600 for the two pairs of glasses (#1 was 300 and the second pair was $280 with a $20 patient copay). Gregg, again being condescending said "well that's just not true. If you would like to get into that they only paid bout $100 per pair and the rest was to be covered by the clinic as a write off". Despite that, Gregg still said no, without any attempt to help or find a solution. Even if policies exist, there is a professional and respectful way to communicate them, and this clinic failed at both. Again, I never leave reviews, but this was such a disappointing experience that I had to share. I do not recommend Eye Doctors of Marysville. Save yourself the frustration and go somewhere that truly cares about patient comfort and vision, versus just getting paid (or not paid, I guess, according to Gregg) by the insurance providers/patients.

I liked Dr Wang fine, but…read more.. When my new lenses came in, the weren't right. The optician said, "give them some time and come back if they're still a problem". I came back. They checked the Rx and the lab had made a mistake. When the second set of lenses came in, they weren't quite right either. Same comment from the optician. I came back. They checked my eyes and the lenses and said they'd fix them but "if they're still not right you'll have to pay fr any changes". Excuse me? You're the eye doctors; it's up to you ad the lab to get the Rx right for my eyes. I'm over 60 and have been wearing glasses since I was 7. I know when my lenses aren't right. The 3rd time was the charm and the lenses were right but I haven't been back since.

I have visited Dr Cho of GrandView Optometry inside of Marysville Costco for several years now. I…read morefeel well taken care of by Dr Cho and her knowledgeable staff. I usually get my prescription for glasses filled at Costco right after my appointment. Takes a week or 2 for glasses to arrive. Always had good experiences here!

One person serving several customers and still on couple number one. I'm just picking up, prepaid…read moreand everything and have been waiting and waiting. I'll go to Lake Steven's next time for sure.

Does anyone know where Dr. Liu went? He was amazing and was my entire family's Dr. I just called to…read moreschedule our yearly exam, only to find out he's not there anymore. And according to the woman who answered the phone.....the office staff has failed to update my address for 8 years....which is why I wasn't notified

I went to get my daughter a contact lenses appt I am aware a fit and follow up is required for…read moresomeone never having worn contacts before, but I was never warned ahead of time. That's all fine it what it is. My insurance covers both exam and fit and follow up, they tried charging me over $250 for a follow up because she needs premium contacts instead of standard. Premium? Because she is a level 4 they couldn't tell me what a level 4 means. I called Americas Best they told me she doesn't need premium contacts and how what they told me made no sense. I'm choosing to go to America's best where I should have gone in the first place after reading reviews $120 for exam and fit and follow up this place is a scam and they don't know what their doing. They even write male on my daughter's prescription and there's no mistaking she's a female. Run Run Run.

Perhaps Dr. Liu needs to have an associate in the room at the time he examines the patient so the…read moreconversations will have a witness. Dixie has not had glasses that she can read with for several years now, which is totally unacceptable. She is a voracious reader, and would very much appreciate a helpful doctor. Fortunately she has been referred to several other doctors & is looking forward to getting her right prescription rather than using her glasses from ten years ago. Ppl Ppl

Wonderful Dr. Kent. Office staff is always helpful and polite. I really like the choices of…read moreglasses. Been coming here for three years now.

New patient I am 58 and have dealt with eye doctors most of my life. I am very happy with the…read moreoffice staff and Dr. Williams looking forward to many years with them.

From the owner: We are committed to providing excellence in eyecare. Our office is constantly investing in new…read more"high tech" instruments to allow us to serve you better. Your eye examination consists of various tests to evaluate the health of your eyes and to determine the prescription lenses needed for the best possible sight.

I've been working here for 2 1/2 years . Dr. Michael…read moreKlindworth is a top notch eye doctor. He's well respected by all of his patients. Very knowledgeable and professional as well as honest and caring. Make an appointment and see for yourself.

Dr.Klindworth is very friendly, very honest, and very thorough with the exam, he spends the time…read morewith the patient to explain anything he may have found during the exam and made sure they understand what is going on with their eye, and answered any questions they may have. The team he has upfront are very friendly and very helpful from selecting the style of eye glasses, and explaining all the features that can go with the glasses. Keep up the great work I highly recommend this office.