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CHA Eye Center

2.0 (44 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 5:30 pm

By appointment only

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Eye surgery

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Good luck reaching them on the phone... Dont know who works there but they never pick up the phone. Useless.

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The worst place to be in. Long, long, long waiting. To be seeing for 5 minutes only. I wish somebody would do something about it.

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Always have to wait long time to be called. All the desk says is we are very busy today. Doctor is great though.

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“I somehow got to Donna's phone line, the practice manager at CHA Eye Clinic, and she's been AMAZING.”

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The doctor we see is very good and deserves 4-5 stars. But the office staff and office operations…read moreare abysmal. First, even with three people in office staff area, you call and call and call, and most of the time NOBODY picks up..you are told you are number 2 in call list..and then within minutes told to call another time. One day I called 8 times, each time with an endless hold and hangup. Secondly, if you have prescriptions such as eyedrops and want them renewed or sent to Mail Order or Pharmacy, GOOD LUCK! Staff seems incapable of sending a correct prescription. In one case it took us a month and 3 attempts with different faxes to mail order to try and fix it, finally they got qty correct but no refills instead of 90 day normal 3 refills, meaning having to suffer thru it again!i The office appears to be heavily engaged in processing as many patients as possible for exams and tests but terrible at support or answering phone! I mean abysmal!

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Dr. Sang is the best doctor of any type that I have ever had. She is extraordinarily thorough,…read morehighly skilled, and takes as much time as necessary to go over every detail. She is also extremely warm, compassionate and can explain complex problems in a very clear way. I have been seeing her for many years ever since she did emergency laser surgery on me after an accident. Yes, sometimes the wait is long, but you are told in advance how much time to allow for your appointment. It is absolutely worth the wait if you want the most comprehensive, experienced evaluation/follow up. All the staff are great. Monica is a gem and all the technicians and students revere Dr. Sang, for good reason. I always take Dr. Sang's recommendations regarding other aspects of my health as well. She looks at my general health and reviews all my test results and gives me solid, thoughtful advice.

It is a privilege to write about Dr. Sang and her team. Not only is Dr. Sang an elite and amazing…read moredoctor, but she shows compassion and really cares. Sometimes, that makes you feel better and is more needed than the treatments! At a time when I feared losing my vision due to macular degeneration, she was reassuring and supportive , and always answers my never ending list of questions, and with patience. Another side of Dr. Sang that I recently learned about is her mentorship. There are a group of young college grads working there who are taking a gap year and preparing to get into medical school. She is so giving and proud of how many of these interns have gone on to great careers. Each time you go for an appointment, it's a "major production." There are so many steps in the process and I have come to understand why it takes so long -- they take no shortcuts! There is a huge staff that supports Dr. Sang and each one has a specialty, from the people who answer the phone and make appts. to the people who do complicated eye scans. I don't envy the appt. people as everyone seems to want a different time -- including me -- and it's hard to make everyone happy, although they try. I guess my only complaint is that I wish I could turn back Dr. Sang's clock about 25 years so that she'd be in practice for another 25+ years. While she is around, I feel incredibly lucky for her to be my doctor!

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