Awesome service and comfortable atmosphere. Meghan answered my call quickly, got me a convenient…read moreappointment, and handled my paperwork quickly. The waiting room was really busy but the doctors held to me appointment, exceeding my expectations. Lynda did my refraction and made me as comfortable as anyone could be with yellow dye and dilated eyes. Dr. Howard Borger acted more like a friend than a doctor, and made sure all of my questions were answered and that I left feeling comfortable with my eyes.

Absolutely insane charges. $711.67 total for a basic eye…read moreexam? $60 co-pay was paid at exam time. Medicare was soaked for $414.00 Then a bill came for the remainder - UNTILL - I called the business manager and asked for an explanation. She had none and I preceded to tell her I was about to contact Medicare and 3 additional agencies to review their invoice/charges. She said the doctor would call me to explain. He never did and the remaining bill has disappeared. Btw? I'm 68 and my vision is 20/25 in the right eye, 20/20 in the left. So, you tell me......

Worst experience, the dr is so rude and dismissive. I spent over $700 outside of insurance for my…read moreappointment, just to have to deal with a horribly rude doctor who had zero interest in uncovering what was wrong with me, basically just my condition is stress or I'm crazy but it it doesn't fit in their check box of conditions it doesn't exist . Wouldn't recommend this place to my worst enemy.

My excellent ophthalmologist, William Segal, M.D. of GA Eye Physicians and Surgeons, Duluth…read morereferred me to Dr. Nancy Weiner, a Neuro-(neurologist) ophthalmologist for further examination and definitive diagnosis of a very upsetting & ongoing post-cataract eye problem of 7 years ago. Other physicians had avoided discussing the problem (telling me anything); a technician some years ago was the first to mention there was a problem with my eye. It is too much to go through all of the negative experiences before a friend referred me to Dr. Segal earlier this year. I spoke with Dr. Weiner's office person Jane when I called to schedule an appointment. It was as if we had met previously & had known each other for some time. She was warm, patient & shared other information with me that was needed & very helpful (not related to my eye problem). She was the same on the day of my appointment. I had to wait to see the doctor, as has been the case with all of my doctors' appointments, but Dr. Weiner, WAS WELL WORTH THE WAIT. I also said that to a man who commented on how long he had been waiting and another man agreed with what I said. Someone once said, "You can tell a good doctor by the number of people waiting in the office." Dr. Weiner was absolutely wonderful!! She took some time to get to know me and what I have been experiencing, which I thought was excellent. I never felt rushed at all!! She asked appropriate questions re my past history, especially specific to my eye, explained as we talked; I felt comfortable and asked questions when I needed more information. I said to Dr. Weiner, "I had to wait 7 years to find out what the problem is with my eye." I had been to Emory for several years and another ophthalmologist before seeing Dr. Segal & then Dr. Weiner. I thank God for my friend who referred me to Dr. Segal, both physicians, their I had read the negative reviews posted before calling for an appointment, and was not deterred because I realize many people do not understand why children should not be running around in an office with people who are visually impaired, not feeling well, whatever. I also know that the people in the doctor's office do not know the specifics of everyone's insurance and cannot tell us if our insurance will definitely pay the entire bill or not. It is our obligation to know and understand what our insurance coverage is and the process for having our insurance company make payment. At my visit with Dr. Segal last week I told him that he is no longer #1. He did a sad face :-) and asked who is now #1. I told him that he is tied for #1 with Dr. Weiner. He smile and said, "Well that's okay; didn't I tell you she's wonderful." He went on about Dr. Weiner for a couple of minutes.

Watch his fees! He racks up a bill and then lays it on you as you are leaving, all the while being…read morevery courteous. Don't get sucked into paying hundreds for nothing.

If you had more stars, we'd give them to this doctor! His practice is very specialized, but if you…read moreneed a retina specialist, look no further. From the annual diabetic eye exam to extensive retinal surgery, Dr. D'heurle treats all of his patients with the best care. His office hours are limited to Mondays and Fridays in Atlanta, so that he can do surgeries and provide low-income clinics on the other days. He really knows his stuff! And he is pleasant, personable and caring, as well. He has even dropped everything and met us in the office on a weekend when we had an emergency. He will do whatever he needs to for his patients.

I can't believe how friendly the staff and Dr. Stephanie was. Great and fast experience. You can…read moretell they're passionate about what they do and will go above and beyond. They're not trying to sell you on things you don't need either. Just moved here and glad to have a new optometrist!

very expensive they take your deposit and take them weeks to return the completed job…read moreoptical department, customer service, rude, and accommodating! Very Disappointed!