Very thorough exam. Caring doctor. On time - no wait. This is the way an office should be run!read more

While the doctors provide excellent care, the administrative side of this office needs serious…read moreimprovement. My procedure was cancelled because the authorization department failed to follow through, despite multiple attempts on my part. Communication is poor, and phone wait times are excessively long. The business office and authorization department rate very poorly, which overshadows the quality of the medical staff. Make sure you follow up daily to get your authorizations done

Excellent doctor! My wife has been seeing him for several years and had eye surgery there. He is…read morecaring and very intelligent.

Anyone contemplating scheduling an appointment with Dr. Bruce Altman or Danbury Eye Physicians &…read moreSurgeons is making a huge mistake! My 90 yr. old Mom scheduled an appt. with Dr. Altman. He was an HOUR AND A HALF LATE, no apology or reason! My Mom waited impatiently for him & if she weren't so uncomfortable with the irritation on her eyelid that warranted medical attention, we would have marched out of the room! I told him that his tardiness was unacceptable. Dr. Altman had the audacity to send my 90 yr. old mother a CERTIFIED letter, indicating that he will "no longer provide her with medical care due to a breakdown in the patient physician relationship." Another words, HE'S banning her from his practice when HE was at fault? Did he actually think that we would ever step foot in that building again? I was a former patient years ago of his incompetent colleague, Margaret Marcone, who wrote the wrong prescription for my contacts and her response was "oops." She also dropped one of my contacts on the floor in her office and prepared to insert it into my eye! Think twice before going to this practice!

Dr. Mathias was ready to cut our 10yo son's eye open - and completely missed these textbook…read moresymptoms for a brain tumor. Thank God our son is still alive - no thanks to Dr. Mathias. Full story: In March 2017, my husband brought our son, 10, to Dr. Mathias office for an exam. Since October, his right eye had been wandering to the side - it appeared he was developing a lazy eye, or amblyopia. In February, we had noticed that he was unable to look up - he'd tip his chin up to make eye contact with us. Dr. Mathias recommended that we patch the strong eye and give him a specific mineral supplement each day for 30 days. He told us that this supplement cured this eye problem in 70% of cases. We ordered this exact product online and our son ate a tablespoon each day as instructed. 28 days later, he woke up with burning eyes and a terrible headache. We googled the side effects of these colloidal minerals, and headaches where on the list. We gave him Tylenol and cold washcloths while we waited for his previously scheduled 30-day follow-up appointment with Dr. Mathias on Thursday. My husband and I took turns missing work that week to stay home and read to him, because he could not open his burning eyes. We thought maybe they were straightening out - that the minerals were working. He did not eat much of anything that week, and he vomited up the Tylenol we tried to give him on Wednesday and Thursday mornings. The three of us came to the appointment with Dr. Mathias on day 30 because our son was too weak to walk. Dr. M observed that the minerals did not work, and he coldly told us our options were "pirate or fix." PIRATE OR FIX he repeated again. He explained that we could keep that left eye patched indefinitely, or we could have surgery on his right eye to realign the eye. I specifically asked: "Is there no other reason why a 10 year-old would suddenly develop this eye issue? Anything else we should be looking for?" No, he replied, just schedule the surgery. He told us the headache was not related to his eyes, and suggested that we brought the flu into his office. Our son had no fever. We left fretting that our boy would need eye surgery - how scary! The next morning, we took our son to Primary Care for his headache. Our pediatrician spent more than an hour examining our son. She told us we needed an MRI and it could not wait till Monday. She called ahead to the Connecticut Children's Medical Center (CCMC) in Hartford and told them to be expecting us. When we arrived at the ER, the doctor asked our son to look left, then right, then down, and then up. He could not look up. The ER doctors all instantly knew that he had a tumor - and precisely where - because he was not able to look up. They knew that this meant his "third nerve" which controls upward gaze, was blocked by a tumor. Lazy eye is another symptom, along with terrible headaches. Two brain surgeries, months of chemo and weeks of daily radiation. Thank God our son will recover. But it cannot go unnoticed that his life was in danger due to hydrocephalus because of Dr. Mathias's lack of observant care. This condition can have short term and long term effects including loss of consciousness, slowing of the brain function, and even death. His inability to look up should have been detected immediately by Dr. Mathias during even a cursory exam - how did he not notice that his third nerve was impaired? Our son endured terrible pain which we incorrectly attributed to the minerals Dr. Mathias prescribed. If he had correctly identified his eye issues in March, we could have started his cancer treatment earlier, and avoided much pain and suffering during this wasted month of minerals. Further, and more importantly, Dr. Mathias would have cut into the healthy eye of a young boy without doing an MRI to see if there was any underlying reason why this new symptom suddenly showed up. Imagine if we had let him cut his eye, and then we found this tumor later? It is simply not typical for a 10 year-old child to suddenly develop amblyopia. This was clear cause for concern, and Dr. Mathias should have been more curious to help our boy. I hope that he can learn from this and offer better care to future patients. I have filed a complaint with the State Medical Board, and would NEVER NEVER NEVER recommend this doctor. Don't risk your child's life with Dr. Mathias.

The school nurse suggested my daughter should have her eyes tested by a doctor so I brought her to…read moreDr. Mathias. He diagnosed a convergence problem and gave her eye exercises. I didn't think she was diligent with them even though she assurred me she was but when I took her back a couple of weeks later Dr Mathias pronounced her vision fixed and now 20/20. The next year when she was examined in school again the nurse sent a note home asking why she hadn't been tested by a doctor. I took her to Costco and she was diagnosed with an astigmatism! When we came back to pick up her new glasses she put them on and she looked around in wonder because she could see everything so clearly. I broke down in raging tears right in the middle of the store! I can't believe this man is still practicing especially after reading the other reviews on this sight. My daughter is now 38 and this happened over 20 years ago. I just wonder how many other children he has harmed.

Dr Jang has been my eye doctor for over five years. I cannot give her enough praise and respect…read more She has seen me through my difficult damaged cornea condition from Stevens-Johnson's Syndrome in 2017. Because of her expertise, I can see despite having second and third degree burns on my corneas and extreme dryy eye. She knows all the best treatments and she knows what I can work with. She is truly amazing. I highly recommend.

I found experience very negative. HerTeam who puts you through a series of test were robotic in…read morenature. Dr Jangi was none verbal much of the time explained nothing to me ,made comments to attending for notes, always rushing with exam. After surgery she claims she left a chip in my left eye which meant another surgery and a stich in my eye which was removed days later. Medicare Medical Explaination claim does not mention chip but removal of eye fluid ???. Surgical team at Ridgefield was totally inexpierenced at inserting a needle in my arm and had to call anthnestisis to insert needle for both operations My experience was very stressful. I am a senior who has had many surgical procedures and this one left me emotionally unable to have my 2nd eye done for a while, I did go to a new surgery center for my right eye with a much better outcome. Lesson learned, read reviews before you visit any Doctor.