Very nice, professional, and knowledgeable team & Dr…read more Quick to assist with emergencies and willing to answer any questions.

Excellent service and follow-up. From pre- to post-op, the personnel were very courteous and…read moreaccomodating.

I have stopped in to Pacific Eye Care twice now over the past couple of years while visiting…read morefriends in the area. I randomly walked in with minor eye irritation issues, and both times the staff were welcoming, friendly, and attentive. To me, this demonstrates community - a business that cares enough to take the time to help someone who just walked in off the street. Thank you to everyone who works at Pacific Eye Care! Lisa from Portland

Find somewhere else to go. You could drive to Alaska, take…read morea cruise and return with your tales of Glaciers, Bears and Whales, then disembark, walk until you find any Eyecare office in Anchorage, and you'd still beat the wait times offered at Pacific Eyecare. I'm sitting here waiting... still...and thinking about opening up my own Eyecare business here in P-Town. I have no relevant experience, no medical equipment and no frames to sell. I'd just hang a sign on my door that says "We are not Pacific Eyecare". It would be an overnight success!! But seriously.. Do yourself or your loved ones a favor.. Go somewhere else..

I had an amazing experience getting cataract surgery here. I'm telling everyone it was easier than…read morea dental cleaning! And for the first time in my life I have 20/20 vision. The staff was attentive and friendly from start to finish, and I had complete confidence in Dr. Siapco. I will say it feels a bit like an assembly line with a LOT of patients being moved through the process, but I have not experienced excessive wait times for any of my pre- or post-op appointments.

This outfit performed cataract surgery on each of my eyes. I paid them $2600 for each eye out of my…read more own pocket. I didn't have health insurance. My right eye, has never been right (correct). If I close my left eye and only use the right, everything is a little blurry. More important, is when I am pulling out into traffic , and using both eyes, and looking over my shoulder, there is a depth perception problem. With both eyes, I see a double image. Shortly after my surgery, I complaimed about my right eye problem. Now they won't tell me what was determined in the exam for my right eye. J.W.Allen

The eyeglass department has a great selection, with very kind, patient, and personalized service…read more Wait time for pick up was less than the usual 10 day estimate.

If you are looking for an amazing, professional, and compassionate clinic this is the place! Every…read moretime we visit we are greeted by smiles and knowledgeable staff. Both my husband and I trust this clinic. During our last appointments, Dr. Kristi Poe, was beyond thorough. She explained things in a way we could understand, answered all our questions and concerns , and made sure we were informed with the recommendations. Her technician is quite kind and compassionate . My last trip to the office for a product pick up, I was met with a beautiful smile from Mari. She assisted me in an order pick up and guided me with some questions I had. She was able to provide insight to who I need to contact regarding follow up. The other front desk personnel is amazing too. Unfortunately, I can't recall her name. She is definitely worth a shout out too! For giving me compliments that made my day! I left feeling happy and excited about the rest of the day thanks to her! I have no hesitation in recommending this clinic . Thank you to the staff for all that you do!

Dr. Reinhardt is the best! There is no doubt you will have the best experience and out come…read moreutilizing her services. I had bilateral cataract surgery and observed her attention to detail and caring. She provide and expects the highest quality from Her staff. She returned my faith in our medical care. May all the love and caring you provide to all your clients be returned Double to you. Thank you! Life changing!!

I recently had my second cataract surgery with Dr. Reinhardt. It was a great experience start to…read morefinish. She is top notch: professional, kind, thorough and highly skilled. Her office runs smoothly and the staff is helpful and knowledgeable.

Highest praises to Dr. Lueth and his team. I decided to have corrective eye surgery. After my…read moreinitial examination, Dr. Lueth took the time to explain my options thoroughly and answer all of the questions. I chose to have PRK. The surgery process was smooth and well-performed by the entire staff. Dr. Lueth was encouraging and informative throughout the entire procedure, and I had zero worries. I am still in the healing process, but I can already see much better than I ever could before. Dr. Lueth and his team greatly care for their patients, which was demonstrated not only in the surgery but in both post-op appointments. I couldn't give a higher recommendation!

Dr. Lueth has performed cataract surgery on both my eyes, one two years ago and the other just a…read more month ago. I'm doing great after the surgeries and I attribute that to his skill. He is a very personable person and I would definitely recommend Dr. Lueth for your eye care.

This review of WhidbeyHealth Hospital in Coupeville follows several emergency room visits between…read moreOctober 2025 and February 2026. My wife and I retired nearby in 2020 with proximity to an effective hospital being a key factor. Until recently we were extremely disappointed by WhidbeyHealth's mediocre care, unreturned phone calls, incomprehensible and inconsistent information management, incompetent receptionists and frequent staff turnover. (To get an Rx actually refilled two years ago I literally had to sit down and type out a physical letter, drive it to my physician's office and hand deliver it to staff.) We resolved that in a true emergency, the best we could hope for would be that our EMTs...well, would keep us alive until a more professional health system could be reached. We purchased air ambulance coverage. Unknown to us until recently, WhidbeyHealth management changed 2-3 years ago. The improvement observed recently has been nothing short of fantastic. Local emergency services got my wife with a badly broken leg to the E.R., who quickly provided pain relief, arranged in-room X-rays and transfer to an off-island orthopedic surgeon (where successful surgery occurred the next day)...all while providing a genuinely caring demeanor by staff eager to improve her condition. In my case, excruciating back pain was effectively attended to directly by the WhidbeyHealth system in a most coordinated fashion and I have been very pleased with their "whole of system" care. The newer WhidbeyHealth "portal" provides an effective single information hub that all staff--and the patient--may easily tap in to, be it by smartphone, tablet or computer. Appointments are automatically confirmed by e-mail moments after being arranged. Prescription refill requests can be made online. Telehealth contact is available. Medical reports with detailed analyses are quickly posted. Importantly, any specialist with a legitimate need to know has simultaneous and immediate access to patient reports posted by their colleagues. No more "game of telephone" - the patient's info is securely available whenever and wherever needed. No need to recite our situation to every new specialist seen. More local-based specialists are being added and we find ourselves desiring "off-island" care less and less. From our recent very positive experiences, our trust in WhidbeyHealth has improved dramatically. This can be considered especially notable given its status as a smaller, rural healthcare system. Management has clearly made, and is making, extraordinary strides at improving care on Whidbey Island. One more thing--and I can't believe I'm writing this-- but during my overnight stay I had the best hospital food ever. Nothing fancy of course, but fresh, tasty and fully satisfying. I'll also share a few areas for improvement: - Certain specialities remain unavailable or still have very long wait times--often months out--including sleep specialists. - Certain referrals sometimes take weeks or even more than a month to be acknowledged. - The portal does not integrate with Apple's Health app. This is something I came to expect and value in 'big city' hospital software. I miss it, and believe WhidbeyHealth care would benefit from the two-way street of info coming from patients' Apple Watches or other wearables. - To telephone our PCP office we must call a central switchboard, then get a call back. It works (now, not 3 years ago), but isn't terribly convenient for connecting briefly to local staff with whom we actually need to speak. It sometimes forces use of the portal or phone twhen sometimes just a 1 minute call would have saved a lot of work elsewhere. But all our calls eventually get returned, unlike before.

Thank you ICU team. I meant to write this earlier then I got your letter. All of you were so…read morehelpful, getting the food early for me and printing out Google maps for me to get home. I appreciate everything you all did. And I have drank since then. It's a only 12 days but it's a start thanks to all your help and information. Thank you, Ryan Unbedacht