10 years ago (2015) Dr. Currcione realized she made a BIG medical error by overlooking my gradual…read moreincrease in eye pressure in both eyes even though I saw her regularly each year. The worst was my right eye which was 35 eye pressure and optic nerve damage. The left also had glaucoma. She referred me to Dr. Gago, specialist, and with two kinds of drops and laser treatments brought by eye pressure down to 20 and below. However, the damage was done. My eyes have been stable but I am afraid to have the necessary surgery which I can no longer put off. Hopefully she has learned from her mistakes as a Doctor but I would think twice about getting her as your doctor.

Best experience that I've had at an optometrist. I find optometry visits challenging and have…read moredelayed going for several years. I really appreciate the time and consideration provided by Dr. Curcione. She explained everything clearly and made sure I understood. She also helped me find glasses and contacts that would fit with my lifestyle and sensory sensitivities. The staff were excellent as well at every point of the process. I didn't think the visit would be covered by health insurance, and they checked anyhow and informed me that it would be. The staff who helped me pick out glasses was very helpful. This is the first time I'm looking forward to wearing a pair of glasses (which is saying a lot as someone who's vehemently hated glasses). I'm so glad I found them!

I love the ability of vision due to an expert examination; backed up with the latest optical…read moreequipment!!. Contacts fit great, and so comfy. Definite recommendation.

Friendly, helpful, thorough, and competent. A good array of frames, clip-ons, and lens types.read more

I have been a patient for 15 years and had my first and last encounter with this group. After…read moreretiring early and no longer receiving vision benefits I called to see what they charged out of pocket for an eye exam. I told the person answering the phone who I was, my current lack of insurance and asked what they charged. She told me that if I was an AARP member I could get the exam for $59. I went ahead and joined AARP, went to my exam and when found out that I had cataracts. I knew that this was my situation as I was told that they were starting 3 years ago at my exam. All of this should have been in my chart as I was a long term patient. Went to check out and I wanted to process through the AARP. They insisted I needed to run it through my BCBS Medical deductible plan which I knew I would end up paying out of pocket as I had not met my deductible. Today I received the bill from them for $141.57 for the eye exam. When I called to discuss the situation, Karen in billing was not at all helpful, but she was rude and condescending. So much for shopping "local". I will be taking my money elsewhere.

Amazing selection and top-quality frame lines. I have progressive lenses and they really take their…read moretime to measure you correctly. I've had those done at Meijer and the glasses made me woozy. Never had that problem here. You will pay more than at other places, but for the service and quality, worth it.

Very unprofessional office: My son (19 years old) called…read morethis office and gave them his vision insurance info to confirm that they took his insurance. They told him that he was In Network. After her drove 25 minutes to his appointment, they told him that he was OUT of network. The secretary said "Just pay for the exam and you can call your insurance and figure it out later". He was smart enough to call me first to see if this was appropriate. I asked to speak to the secretary that was talking to him. I heard her say that she was too busy. After another 10 minutes, another woman came to the phone and said that they "usually verify insurance 1-2 days before appointments, but we must have been too busy". I asked them to call the insurance to verify (they had just went on the website initially). 20 minutes later, they told my son that he was out of network, so I told him to cancel the insurance and we would find another optometry center. I called to make him an appointment at SVS. I asked them to verify In network insurance so that this would not happen to my son again. The secretary was very nice and agreed, but she saw that Village Vision Center had not released/cancelled his appointment yet, so she could not access his account/verify that he was due for an eye exam until they released the appointment. I had to call Village Vision back and tell them to release his appointment. The secretary said that they released it "as soon as he cancelled his appointment", which I know is not true as it took me at least 10-15 minutes to call the second optometry office.... Shame on them for NOT actually verifying his insurance when he called to make the appointment AND then trying to get him to pay upfront and imply that the insurance would pay for it if he just called them later!

I left a message two days ago regarding lack of notice of my glasses having arrived at Costco…read more No one called me back. My exam had been a month ago. When I called again, someone walked the message to the Vision office, and I received a call. My glasses had been there for over two weeks. I had not been notified because Vision was calling a phone number I had not had for over five years. No one asked if that number was the correct one to notify me. While the exam was professional, the clerical staff is not up to par. Someone should have updated my information at the time of the exam. No one asked me for phone numbers: not my cell or landline or even my email address for a contact.

This place is the best. I have no health insurance, and was reluctant to seek treatment for an eye…read moreinjury. The Dr. worked with me, trying to accommodate my needs with regard to meds that I could afford. She made calls to a specialist to consult on my behalf, as well. She is very caring and personable, as are the staff . Needless to say, her care plan was flawless and I healed rapidly. I highly recommend this practice for all optical needs. I will return for bifocals.

My tween daughter just started wearing contacts and developed some swelling of her eyelid. They…read morewere able to get us an appointment with Dr. Parker in a very timely fashion. Office staff were professional. Dr. Parker did an excellent examination and had great bedside manner. Dr. T even came in to say hello and take a second look. Fantastic doctors and office. Very happy with their professionalism and care.

My experience with the staff at RX Optical here has been really really stellar. I had to find a new…read moreprovider from my previous (Village Eye Center in Costco) because of insurance changes. I ordered contacts here as well as had an insurance snafu, which the ladies at the front desk helped solve. Also, they just seem like they like work and it's a fun environment. Team culture real translates to what a customer experiences. I have my first eye exam with Dr. Baltierra is in a few short weeks and I expect if it's anything like my experience with the staff so far, it should be good!

I recently had the pleasure of working with Ashley, the manager, at the Saline location. She took…read morethe time to listen attentively to my concerns and provided me with thorough explanations. Not only was Ashley incredibly helpful, she was friendly and professional. As I waited a short time, I witnessed her utmost professionalism while communicating with customers on the phone and in person. Ashley offers a level of customer service that is top-notch and what I wish all people working in customer service would emulate. Renée

Always a nice atmosphere ladies at the desk are very friendly and helpful. Eye doctor is very…read morethorough and explains any concerns. I would highly recommend Gregory Opticall

if I could rate the owner-optometrist separately, I would give 'Dr.' Carter a zero or one star. I…read moream on oxygen and have a disease that if I were to catch Covid, I would most likely die. Despite my request and despite clearly needing health precautions, he refused to wear a mask. Keep in mind that during an eye exam, he would be breathing on me from mere inches away. For someone with a semi-medical degree to ignore the science so blatantly and put his own patients at risk is inexcusabl, immoral, and unprofessional. He's a disgrace to the term 'doctor.' Fortunately the other optometrist, Dr. Frannsem, cheerfully wore a mask. Tamara, the woman who helped select frames with me was perfectly willing to put on a mask. If I could rate her separately, it would be five stars! She obviously cares about the patients, and was enormously helpful in finding exactly the right frames for me. Bottom line: if you can't go to another optometrist and have to go to Gregory Optical, make sure you make your appointment with Dr. Frannsem. Even if you don't care about your health-care provider masking up, obviously Carter is in it for the money and not for his the health of the patients.

What a great office! I always have a very pleasant experience, from start to finish. Dr. Uslan is…read morethe best!

I continue to be impressed with his expertise and his willingness and ability to explain vision…read moreissues. He took a great deal of care with my prescription and discussed a number of different correction options. I'm of an age where I worried about needing cataract surgery at some point, and I was pleased that not only could he explain the options and issues with this, he pulled out a chart that showed me what my lens looks like in comparison with the darkening age can bring. I saw him during the COVID times and I was impressed with what he did to ensure sanitation. He does seem to have an affinity for University of Indiana sports, but no one is perfect.