Good place to get an eye exam, with a pretty solid selection of glasses. The optometrist who helped…read moreme was great and helped me find a burgundy pair of glasses that I absolutely love (Bebe brand). They initially told me it would take about two weeks for my glasses to arrive, but both pairs came in sooner than expected, which was a nice surprise. Tip: Pick up your glasses on a weekday or during a less busy time to avoid waiting in line. That said, even when it was busy, the staff was thoughtful and came over to ask if we wanted to sit instead of standing. The first pickup on a weekday there was no line! Overall, a pleasant experience!

I've noticed that my glasses aren't as helpful as they used to be, so I decided it was time to…read morereturn to OptimEyes. (With the encouragement of the messages they'd left me.) I didn't realize that OptimEyes and the Henry Fort Ophthalmolgy were separate; the last time I was there, it was all the same people. They asked me which I was there for, and then the rather curt assistant said, "Well, it must be OptimEyes because we don't have anybody until 1:00." So, I walked a few feet down to the other end OF THE SAME DESK and a very nice woman checked me in. I waited for less than 5 minutes before they called me. I didn't get the name of the technician (a tall woman with short silver hair and lots of fun pins on her shirt), but she was very pleasant and fun to talk to. She did all of the pre-exam stuff and the puff of air thing. I'm probably the only person in the world who likes that! After that, I waited in a room for maybe 10-15 minutes for the intern to come in. He was really good as well. (I forgot his name.) And then, Dr. Jimenez came in, and he went over what the intern did, re-checked a couple things and sent me on my way. Everybody there (with the exception of the first person at the Welcome desk) was so nice, patient and kind. Even after trying on a dozen pair of frames and then deciding that the glasses were more than I wanted to spend, the assistant was very understanding. I will definitely continue to go there.

It's always a crap shoot when you move and must find a new doctor & dentist of some sort. If you've…read morehad a really good one and have to find a replacement you know how easy it is to end up in a bad situation with a new doctor or dentist. We've been fortunate so far in finding new doctors & a dentist since our move to Livonia. I would certainly consider myself fortunate for finding Marston Optometry. The previous reviewers all have it correct in stating how awesome this practice is. From the front desk staff, to the technician, to the optometrist, to the optician this place has exceeded my expectations. I have gotten to the place where I needed reading glasses and after researching a number of different places I chose Marston and am very glad I did. They were able to schedule an appointment that was convenient for me and wasn't several weeks out. I was greeted quickly and warmly by Carroll upon arriving and was only waiting a matter of a few minutes till Yolanda, optometric technician, came to get me. Yolanda explained every step in the process and seemed to genuinely love her job. Soon after Yolanda was finished, the doctor came in and completed my exam. No where in the process did the doctor try to sell me any products or embellish the results of my exam in order to up-sell me any unnecessary glasses. She was honest and explained everything in detail. After the exam, I was escorted to Mindy, optician, to discuss my options regarding reading glasses. I was concerned that this would now be the chance for them to try and sell me overpriced, unnecessary items. However, Mindy was very pleasant & helpful and not once tried to sell me anything or talk me into buying anything. She answered all of my questions and laid out all of my options without putting on the hard sell. I explained to Mindy that I was travelling out of the country for a couple of weeks and was hoping to get my glasses before I left. My request was rather challenging because this was only 1.5 weeks before I was scheduled to fly out. Nonetheless, Mindy told me that she works with several different labs and had one that she was confident could expedite my glasses. The Wednesday-Thursday before I was scheduled to fly out was when "Snowmageddon" hit SE Michigan, and I was concerned that this would delay my glasses. It was a pleasant surprise when Mindy called me to reassure me that my glasses should still be ready by Friday. In spite of the terrible weather Mindy called me Friday morning to let me know my glasses were in and could be picked up. Wow! So many businesses had closed die to the weather, yet the staff at Marston were still taking care of their patients. The staff at Marston has taken great care of me and I would highly recommend this practice to anyone that may need an optometrist.

DO NOT GO HERE!! I REPEAT DO NOT GO HERE! My mother has gone here for the last 25 years never had a…read moreproblem, very loyal to this establishment until they tried to reprimand her for the stupidest thing ever. said the young staff member was crying for her talking about my nephews type 1 diabetes. The staff member told her that she Needed to be mindful of what she talks about and that she made two of her staff members cry... my Mother is a retired teacher she would never say anything political, inappropriate or insensitive. Now I realize some topics can be sensitive to others but the staffs unprofessionalism just lost them a loyal client. Doeant matter how good the Drs are if you have a SHITTTY front staff with bad customer service skills

Update: House of optical reached out right away and offered for me to see another doctor. I was…read moreable to see Dr. Langton and he was incredibly patient and helpful in resolving all my concerns. I would definitely return to see Dr. Langton. I also want to shout out the front desk staff. They have been super nice and helpful. Original: Office staff were very friendly and helpful. I saw Dr. Robert Feldman. Although I felt he did a good job with the exam, the entire second half of my appointment felt extremely rushed. I specifically came here because I have had issues with my glasses prescription. When I asked if we could discuss my glasses, after he said we were done, he seemed very annoyed. He did take a look however, but his annoyance continued and he made me feel very rushed and unwelcome to ask questions. This is extremely upsetting considering I looked at many reviews and had this place recommended based on a community Facebook page. I am leaving with questions and concerns that were not addressed and will now need to come back because he already was gone immediately after my appointment ended.

Been a customer for over 25 years, but suddenly their service and attitude have gone down the…read moretoilet. Went in yesterday to pick up two new pairs of glasses that I was told were ready. When I arrived, they were quite busy and I wound up waiting for approximately twenty minutes to be seen. I completely understand the wait as I came there during one of their busiest times. Once it became my turn i was greeted by a woman with unnaturally dyed red hair, and I could tell, had an already karen like attitude. She sat me down and I tried on my glasses. The first pair, we're my riding glasses. Everything was fine. I could see good. The bifocals were lined up perfectly. The second pair are my daily glasses that I wear all the time. The distance vision portion was perfectly fine, but I couldn't see a thing out of the bifocals. The woman immediately became a bit frustrated and said that all the measurements were what they were supposed to be. And she didn't understand the problem. I told her regardless, I can't see out of the glasses in their current state. Could you please check the measurements? Make sure they're right. We have to send these back. She took the glasses and went into the back room for another 10 minutes came back out and told me to try them again. I put them on and still the same issue. The bifocal portion was way too low on the lens for me to properly see out of I took them off, placed them on the table. And said, very quietly and very calmly, no I still can't see a damn thing. She then immediately began to chastise me and dress me down in front of everybody in the store about my language, and that I am never to use profanity around them and the children that were in there, there was one child. If you can call him that in the store and he was about seventeen years old. And I think he's heard worse things than somebody whisper the word damn. I am a 59-year-old man. I have never been chastised and dressed down by anybody in public that way, that was the most embarrassing thing. I think I have ever experienced. And because of this house of optical is losing a twenty five plus year customer, his wife and his children as well. The only decent thing about that place that I can tell at this time is Priscilla. She was extremely helpful, extremely polite. She took over everything from this vile woman and come to find out, figured out that my eyes were not measured properly by the technician who initially took the measurements, and that the glasses were wrong and needed to be remade. Priscilla deserves a raise. The red headed. Karen deserves a pink slip.

Treated like a number; Waste of my time and money…read more SUMMARY Informed Lake Lazer (3) separate times prior and during my appointment of a long-standing issue with my left eye; Was given an exam and glasses that immediately gave me a migraine behind my left eye; Got a second opinion and found that the prescription was grossly wrong, and somehow had both mis-diagnosed my left eye AND ignored my telling them; Asked for a refund and was shown the NO REFUND POLICY that I had signed. Only bright side is that I was only getting glasses, and not LASIK! (I tried to give the full story, but was limited on characters, so....) Here are some of my takeaways from Lake Lazer of Milford: - The entire experience made me feel like I was cattle being pushed through. The morning of the appointment, I had been asked to come in early, as they were ahead of schedule, but then after the exam, waited for over half an hour for the ophthalmologist, with an assistant apologizing three times, finally confiding, "I don't know what's taking so long." After he did see me, honestly, I could not pick his face out of a six-person lineup, as his back was to me the entirety of his 3-5 minutes in my presence. Unfortunately, it is like many physician practices lately, where it is purely about the number of patients that can be seen in a day, and not by the quality of care provided. This is evidenced by the fact that I indicated to their staff (and him explicitly), THREE separate times that my left eye has a long standing issue, and NOBODY happened to notice that they put my left and right eye as being identical. - They view THEIR time as being more valuable than YOUR time. When I first asked for a refund, the office manager told me, "I wish you would have spoken to me earlier... I *often* have to tell patients that the initial eye exam might be off and that they need to re-test." (WTAF?) I couldn't believe what I was hearing. So, I googled, "How accurate are eye exams?" and google's response was "Eye exams are extremely accurate, if performed by properly trained staff, and with adequate time so as not to be rushed." By the matter-of-fact way that they OFTEN have to have patients re-test, indicates that they do not adequately train their assistants, nor do they care about YOUR time, because if they get it wrong, well, YOU just come back in and expend another hour of your life. They're at work anyways, what does it matter to them? Personally, I am a small business owner, and when people waste MY time, especially with no sign of remorse, it irritates me to no end. - They are more focused on the $$$ than the individual This is pretty obvious to me, because everything that has been said in this review, has been said to the office manager, and in rational, logical, non-emotional ways. I paid for an exam that was faulty, and glasses that were faulty. I got a second opinion, and proper care, from another source. I don't see why I need to be monetarily penalized for their incompetence. If I find that MY company has failed to provide adequate service, then MY company is going to give a refund. It seems like that is common logic. Why this is not the case for Lake Lazer can only be speculated. Learn from my mistakes. Instead, go see an optometrist that talks to you face-to-face and whose sole focus is 20/20 vision.

Dr. Khambati and his staff were AMAZING! I needed my eye lid cauterized and drained and he made me…read morefeel SO CALM. I fainted from nerves in the waiting room and Heather/Shauna and the front desk crew came to my rescue. I am so grateful I chose Lake Lazer Eye Center. HIGHLY RECOMMEND.

After cataract surgery, I was struggling These folks did a…read moregreat job for me. I recommend them highly

Been coming here for years. Very thorough and knowledgeable and very concerned about overall health…read moreplus eye health.

Dr. Kashat was so personable and took the time to answer all my questions. He is very knowledgeable…read moreand was comforting in what was going with my eyes. I was pretty nervous! There was no doubt I was in good hands. His clinic has state of the art equipment. His entire staff is so friendly and accommodating. Finding good quality care is hard to find these days. I would never hesitate to refer anyone to Beck Eyecare. A new patient! Janet Censoni

I had my eye exam today and it was a wonderful experience! The entire staff and Dr. Kashat are…read moreawesome! Shout out to Peter Johnson at the front desk! They're all very helpful, friendly and knowledgeable. I only live a half a mile from there and sadly never noticed it before. I wish I had noticed it much sooner. I very much highly recommend them!!!

I gave 1 star because I can't give 0 star rating. We had an appointment for our 7 year old son…read moretoday. The female doctor was not accommodating at all and showing unprofessionalism. We are never going back to Oakland Vision for their lack of care and unprofessionalism. It used to so much better before the ownership change. It's very sad that they are okay with this change

Where I work, they have a program for prescription safety glasses, and Oakland Vision is a…read moreparticipant in that program. When I picked out the glasses, they did a great job - they explained the benefit, brought out 2 trays of glasses to choose from, and were helpful in placing the order. Picking up the order, was not as great of an experience. They had my order ready, and they brought out the glasses. I always have to have glasses adjusted as my ears are not level. I asked them to do this, and they said my glasses were fine. I demonstrated they were crooked, and they still insisted they were straight. I was told "you are all set, thank you" and I left. Please note, there was no opportunity to check the vision or explain anything - no paperwork provided. I immediately drove to SVS Vision in Wixom, and they adjusted the glasses in about 45 seconds. All is well. I will be back next year for my safety glasses again if my prescription changes - I will just be prepared to immediately go to SVS Vision for an adjustment. The glasses are high quality, and they did a great job ordering them.

I had been considering contact lenses for a while, but I wasn't sure if I was a good candidate for…read morethem or if I could handle touching my eyes every day! Dr. Levin was incredibly patient and answered all of my questions in detail, making sure I was comfortable with my decisions and also making sure I understood the best contacts for my eyes and how to properly use and maintain them. The clinic staff was also amazing as they taught me how to put in and remove the contacts, keep them clean, and keep my eyes healthy. No matter how many questions I had, it was always clear to me that my health and comfort was the most important thing to everyone I worked with in the office. I tried two different brands of lenses and then Dr. Levin re-examined my eyes to ensure everything looked good. I am so happy with my choice and so grateful that Dr. Levin cares so deeply about his patients and their comfort.

Note: I went to this clinic after not being able to reach my prior eye doctor. My goal of coming to…read morethis doctor was to get an exam to see if my vision had changed since early in the pandemic, to get new glasses because my old ones, while working great, were a bit beat up, and to get an updated contact lens prescription because those prescriptions expire (far too quickly in my opinion). Beginning with the callous way Dr. Levin informed me of the tragic passing of my previous eye doctor (hence why I couldn't reach my prior doc), I probably should have guessed this experience wasn't going to be great. I was shocked and visibly upset (we loved our previous doctor; he was a young family man gone far too soon). Dr. Levin's demeanor was awful and lacked empathy, especially in a snide comment about my deceased prior doc's approach to my vision correction. Even beyond that, his approach was incredibly off putting and paternalistic. And he did not listen to me when I asked explicitly for what I needed, including no interest in correcting a very minor astigmatism that was never corrected before and has never affected my vision. When the lens came, they were far too strong. I could not read with them (as I can with my prior prescription from years previous; my prescription has been very stable). New lens were ordered. These were better but not ideal. I asked repeatedly (prior to the new lenses) to just replicate my old prescription since it worked so well for me - I work on a computer or reading all day, I'm not a sniper, I don't need 20/15 distance vision at the expense of not being able to read up close. And I've never needed readers, as I can read and work perfectly without glasses on. For now, the glasses I ended up with are ok, but I still have trouble reading and just take my glasses off. I feel that I was trying to be upsold for progressives or a second set of glasses for reading, but again, I have never needed them in the past (my old glasses are on my face as I type this and work exactly as I need them to). Meanwhile, I was trying contact lens trials at the same time, to zero in on that prescription. This also did not go well. First, I was corrected for the minor astigmatism that I explicitly said was never an issue and was never corrected for previously (hence, his snide comments about my previous doctor "missing it"). Second, I could not read at all with the new contact lenses - everything was a blurry mess. And as they're in my eyes, I can't take them off to quickly read. I tried two other trials, each time explaining exactly what I needed, and never got the lenses I needed. The last set are still blurry while reading or using a computer, but I can see read a road sign an extra 1/2 mile away! Completely unnecessary. This was over a six month period, delayed because I have a busy schedule. I'm writing today out of frustration (they'll STILL taking up my time). Today, I called again to maybe finalize the issue, to check if the prescription of my ok-but-not-perfect glasses could simply be replicated in my contact prescription. It was rudely explained that the "glasses and contact prescriptions are never the same, because one touches the eye and the other doesn't". It went on. I get it! I didn't need to be talk to like a child. I'm not versed in your jargon, but I think you know what I meant - regardless of prescription, I want contacts that work like my glasses. The patient should not be held to the same technical standard as a co-worker in the industry. Pedantic and rude! This final conversation was via a returned call. The caller began by telling me they were dismissing my case (assuming also dismissing me as a patient) and mailing my final (not correct) prescription to me. Much of the conversation is detailed in the above paragraph. I will never return to this office, nor will I recommend it to anyone. I train young people who are learning to become healthcare providers. I would be mortified to know that any of them would act in their future practices the way Dr. Levin (or the technical staff) acted with me. Thankfully, my previous doctor's practice has been purchased and reopened, and I hope that I can return there when my next appointment comes around. In the meantime, I'll muddle through with these less-than-ideal glasses and contacts until my insurance is available to try again. Likely, I'll just continue to use my glasses prescription from years ago!