Great place. Very good doctors and staff. And I mean all of them. I've been going there twice a…read moreyear for 10 years

I first went to see Dr. Calvo, August 2025 to be evaluated for a Macular Pucker surgery. Dr. Calvo…read morewas highly recommended to me by a friend. He explained the procedure to me very clearly and listened to all of my concerns. I have not had the procedure yet because I have other health concerns that I must address first. I hope to get the procedure done within the next few months. I am very nervous, but I really feel that Dr. Calvo will take good care of me. Also, the office staff was exceptional.

We were referred here from Dr. Wickens at Retina Consultants, in an emergency type situation for a…read morecornea infection and sever scarring. We were referred to Dr. Alder. He has been incredible, kind, very thorough and up front every step of the way. Very detailed and answered all our questions and what to expect. Why there is no way to reverse the scarring, he was easily able to get the infection gone quick. We have regular appointments with Dr Alder to keep a close eye on the situation and have cornea checks. We were easily able to get a specialized eye glass prescription quickly to help him see. The doctor and his staff have gone above and beyond and taken such great care of us and we could not be more grateful. Dr Alder has continue to provide top notch service to his patients. The staff have been amazing to work with and very kind. They always provide a laugh to help ease the nerves. Scheduling through them has been a breeze. I truly cannot recommend this place enough as they were a lifesaver literally.

Overly busy. The waiting room is essentially a corral with additional pens further back in the…read moreoffice. Additionally, get rid of the double check-in system. Even if you check in online you still have to check in on the kiosks and have your insurance card and driver's license scanned. Quest labs if you check in online that is it. No double check in.

I'm currently in the waiting room to see the doctor and appears the staff passing out some snacks…read moreand water. This by far is one of nice gesture for the patients. Great Staff along with great customer service. Thank you Wellish for the amazing experience.

TLDR: If you have an eye emergency avoid this clinic but you may be fine if it is not an…read moreemergency. Nice, cordial doctor and workers but very disorganized. They have 2 offices on the same floor in the same building (both with signs that say "Wellish Abrams") and after checking in at the front desk we sat for an half hour but ten minutes past our appointment time someone called over from the other office and said I was in the wrong place and they had been searching all over for me assuming maybe I was stuck in the bathroom. It was quite a long time and lextensive process before we saw Dr Shah for about 3-5 minutes and he said I have a Vitreous Hemorrhage, it is very serious, and I need to see someone right away. I was referred to a retina specialist that was closed so I was told to call Desert Retina first thing the next day. The Wellish Abrams workers never faxed the referral with notes to Desert Retina so the operator at Desert Retina asked me to call Wellish Abrams and request they send the referral and notes. Wellish Abrams does not answer their phones, they employ an answering service which says they will try to get the request to Wellish Abrams within 24 hours. After 24 hours you must trust that the people who did not send the referral the first time will do it the next day. I do not understand why the process has to be such a circus, if you have an eye emergency why can't you go to one place and get all your medical needs accomplished? Southern Hills sent me to Wellish, which took 2 days, Wellish sent me to Desert Retina and didn't forward the referral and notes and meanwhile my eyeball is hemorrhaging. 3 doctors along the way stressed to me that my situation is an emergency and could result in blindness if not handled expeditiously.

Easy free and accessible parking, convenient first-floor exterior entrance. Clean, calm and…read moreorganized waiting area. Easy online appointment prep. Timely, comprehensive visit. The staff from the front to the back of the house was professional and personable for my husband's appointment.

Squeezed me in the next day, pretty true to schedule. Everyone was nice, more importantly they kept…read moreme appraised of every step, so no surprises. I can't think of any reason to detract even one Star.

Dr. Peter Devry and staff are the best! From my first appointment to my recent appointment the…read morestaff made feel comfortable.

Would not recommend. Carla was very unprofessional…read more My optometrist office submitted a referral for this place and the office did a great job sending text messages to schedule an appointment. The office gave me a call and Carla was the one helping me. She had no clue what she was even calling ME for and asked me instead? She was very scattered. If you aren't prepared to call someone, maybe try calling at a later time? I was scheduled for ICL evaluation and when asked if I was ready for the address and I said yes, once again, long wait? When I read back the address she literally laughed at me when I got the suite number wrong. How very unprofessional. If this is the type of staff to be the initial contact for your business, I'm good.

I'm very sad to say that this doctor is now retired. Yay for him but a sad day for my family and I.read more

Dr. Gregory Hsu has been my opthalmologist for many years. I first learned of him when I went to a…read moreshort stay center for a day surgery. I asked anyone I encountered who they might recommend for cataract surgery. Dr. Hsu was enthusiastically recommended by most, if not all. They praised his skills and "bedside" manner. I went to Dr. Hsu and found that all the praise was true. I was very sad to learn that he had retired. To address Tammy C's review, patient records were provided to Meadows Eye Physicians and Surgeons. We'll miss you, Dr. Hsu. You were the best! Best wishes for a fulfilling and healthy retirement.

I drove from out of state after a referral by my ophthalmologist, and desperately wanted to like Dr…read moreLeibowitz. I've been in the medical field as a nurse and as a cancer patient for many years and understand that doctors have different personalities and that surgeons sometimes don't have the best bedside manner. I also understand that people can have bad days. However, Dr. Leibowitz didnt just have poor bedside manner, he was over the top rude, didn't look at me, barely acknowledged me and treated me as if I was a nuisance not worthy of his time. His demeanor was aggressive. He was rushing through our appointment and then with barely any explanation got two syringes and headed for my eye without clarifying what he was about to do. Ive had enough. I called him out on his behavior and told him that at the very least I deserve some basic decency as a human being. I told him that if my presence is such a bother, and he's in a hurry to go see other patients, to please go ahead and do so, because Im leaving. His reply was "you are not doing me any favor by being here". He must've felt somewhat bad because he ended up calming down a bit, explaining what his plan was, drawing a diagram for me, and in the end telling me he's "sorry we started off on the wrong foot". This appointment had me so rattled and upset that I knew I wasn't coming back. I have no problem calling out anyone, including doctors when their behavior is despicable but if you do, I would suggest avoiding this surgeon entirely. If you are easily intimidated, I would avoid him. If you cannot stand up for yourself or don't know your rights as a patient and a human being, stay away from this man. He might be a good surgeon, but I did not find out, because I never came back. From my limited experience with this man, he's not a good human being. There's zero excuse to treat your patients like they're garbage. Last thing I wanted to do was have him operate on me and not feel comfortable to ask him questions or to come to him with complications. I have since found a different surgeon and if I could give this guy zero stars, I would. I have never seen or met a ruder doctor in my life. P.S. Ive been trying to obtain my medical records from this office for the last month and they are saying that they will only release my records if I come there IN PERSON and fill out their "release of records" paperwork. They will not email me the paper, they will not mail me the paper. They want me to fly to Vegas so I can sign a piece of paper. A word of advice, stay away from this place. No one deserves to be treated this way. No one!

I needed surgery on my lower Eyelid. I'd had 3 surgeries already to repair a botched one. I'd been…read morewearing sunglasses for 10 years to cover it up. I met Dr. Leibowitz and he said he could fix it for me. I believed him. The surgery results were amazing , even beyond my expectations. Dr. Leibowitz is a brilliant man and Doctor. He doesn't need to work Anymore, he does it because he loves to help people. No more sunglasses. Thank you Dr. Leibowitz!! You are the best!!

I came in a nice lady greeted me and gave me paper work . I was called in shortly after I filled…read moreout and gave back the paper work . I was seen by 3 different techs then Dr. Wu . I felt that everyone on staff was friendly , caring and taking the time to understand that I was frightened by the news that I had a 300 micron hole in my left eye. Doctor Wu was gave me time to interact and then explained that he would talk to the tech to take notes , then we would review and discuss . I want to give a shout out to Charleen who checked me out ! It's a horrific experience to know you have a life altering change and I felt they helped me handle the situation . Thank you Charleen

Dr.Ward and his staff are amazing..! Top notch quality care..True blessing to have found them..!read more

I walked into my Ophthalmologist' office and of course there was a lot of foot traffic with other…read morepatients sitting in the very spacious lobby. I did read one of the many signs that covered the walls. I followed the directions and walked over to the newly added Check-in Kiosks. Once I offered my form of Identification, the kiosk advised me to walk up to the front desk (windows 1,2,3,). The windows were boldly numbered, and I can appreciate this cause every can't really see to read the smaller desk numbers. Especially if you are dealing with eye issues of any kind. I arrived approximately at my appointment time. I'd already received my Pre-New patient but also re-establishing my care from being a patient back in "2017-2019. Once I checked in on the Kiosks, the kiosk told me to Check-in at one of the three windows. Of course me being right- handed I walked up to the window on my right. Now I noticed and observed this young person's demeanor as she spoke to the woman in front of me. She seemed to be patient, understanding, and polite. That changed immediately when she got a look at my Ole' Fluffy ssA Smdh. I stood in front of her desk area for about 20-30 seconds before she acknowledged me. I tried not to think of her being somewhat rude just because I looked differently from a number of the patients that were coming and going. I just brushed her not noticing me as maybe she didn't really care to see me. Once she got finished whispering to her co-worker. She proceeded to ask, May I help you? I said, Um the kiosk advices me to Check-in at one of the windows? This person told me to have a seat and someone will call your name. Now that's NOT WHAT the kiosk said, I can still READ. I went and walked over by the television seating area (there wasn't anyone in this area). Plus I'd forgotten my mask in the car and I preferred to be safe being that I was recovering from Influenza A from several weeks back and this was a good day for me. I never like going around others' sickly it's not fair to anyone. Meanwhile I'm watching the videos discussing Cataracts, Glaucoma, Laser procedures etc. and I hear someone call my last name...mind you I checked in at 1:50p.m. (on the kiosk). Welp I thought I did, it was 2:15p.m. when the same young person at the window on my right side said, I called you ( when I asked, Did someone call my name)? She proceeded to tell me that you didn't check in and you have to go back to the kiosk to check in again. Of course I'm pissed because when I walked up to you 20 minutes ago you didn't even have the decency to look in the computer in front of her to see WTHECK was going on and Why did the Check-in system direct me in the first place to go to the window??! She made the technicians, and the doctors have to wait over 45 minutes for me because she refused to assist me the first time. Once I got in the back I was even more annoyed, and agitated. I knew I'd be getting my eyes dilated by the Technician as well and I wanted the dilation to be worn off before night fall. Cause if not, I was gonna have to sit in the parking lot longer (as I did end up having to do). I spoke with Viviana about that young person putting a very bad taste of unprofessionalism in my mouth. Seeing her interacting with her co-worker whispering about whatever was so tacky. Even the Office manager understood where I was coming from as I broke down the situation. I also felt as if she's been dismissive like that before and there's never been a proper coaching behind her unethical behavior. The office manager has been with the Doctors since the 2000's I remembered her. It's crazy How many good people are being replaced with these bad seeds that just are seeking a paycheck not caring about their positions and the regards of others and when healthcare workers had the compassion for human beings. I was so glad to see Dr. Neibaur, he looked the same as I'd remembered him from years ago. It's because of him, and Priny (intern) that I'm leaving four stars. I know it's not the doctors' fault on how certain staff members conduct themselves. However being the faces of the doctors' it sets the tone for people like me that value helping, and caring for others. I definitely gotta get back into the medical profession cause all these morbidly dormant employees are definitely not gonna have jobs for long. Now I understand Why AI is taking over in so many different professions now it makes sense to me now.

The first time I visited the clinic with my daughter, we were seen by Dr. Lopez, a pediatrician. He…read moregave me a prescription, and I went to the store to have the glasses made the next day . Three days later, they called to inform me that there was an error in the prescription, so I went back to pick up the corrected one. I understood that mistakes can happen. They remade the glasses, but when I went to pick them up, my daughter said her vision was blurry. I went back again because the second prescription turned out to be incorrect as well. They couldn't offer me a solution on the spot, and I had to wait two days for them to call me back. The final outcome was that the original prescription had actually been correct all along, and they had mistakenly called me to pick up the second, erroneous version. As a result, the store had to modify the glasses three timesand my daughter needed them urgently because her current frames were broken! This was very unprofessional.

My wife and I have had Dr Haworth as a Doctor for 20+ years now. We have never had a problem with…read moreher answering questions, or calling back after hours when needed. She also took care of my 83 year old mother with great care and respect. Dr. Haworth ordered a test that eventually showed I needed a quadruple bypass which probable saved my life. The Cardiologist up to this point had missed it. She is a very thorough and proactive medical Doctor, I would highly recommend her to anyone who wants a doctor who cares.

Best. Doctor. Ever. If you get a chance to see Dr. Haworth, you will recommend her to all of your…read morefamily, friends, the pizza delivery guy, random people at the buffet, your mail person and even the UPS driver. She's that good.