Woke up on a Sunday with an extremely irritated eye...and worked for the next few days with it like…read morethat. On Wed decided enough was enough and contacted Levinson Eye Clinic to have it looked at and they managed to squeeze me in emergency visit. Turns out I had a scratch on my cornea somehow, 20% of it, and had been ripping it open with each and every blink. Not only did they take care of me completely, they offered the best eye care I've ever had (and I've a lot of eye problems in the past 7 years similar to this). They checked my eye thoroughly and even put a zero power contact on it as a bandaid SOMETHING NEVER DONE AT ANY OTHER PLACE I'VE BEEN TO (WERE THEY ALL IDIOTS?) Immediately my life went from please kill me to yay I feel almost normal. I highly recommend this eye clinic. Thanks so much Dr. Levinson.

I had LASIK surgery with Dr. Levinson in 2007 when I was 29. I had relied on glasses and contacts…read morefor 23 years prior to this. The care and compassion from the doctor and his NP at the time was great! I don't usually write reviews, but today decided that Dr. Levinson deserved a shoutout for how happy I STILL am with the results. Just had my eyes checked for the first time in a few years (moved out of state so can't follow with him anymore) and my astigmatism is returning a bit which I was told would happen but overall vision is still 20/20. At the young age of 47, just need to start using readers! So very happy that I spent the money 18 years ago and invested in LASIK surgery and trusted Dr. Levinson. It was a good experience then and I am still happy now. If you are considering LASIK surgery, this is who you should go with.

I have concerns that have not previously been addressed, and same with my other family members, so…read morewe decided to see an opthomologist, instead of an optometrist. I ask for all of us to be booked to see Dr. Stuart Lewis (I had read some not great reviews about another faculty member and knew I didn't want to see them), but then was informed after I let the person on the phone know I'd need both contact and glasses exams, to which I was told I'd have to see someone else for contacts, which is ridiculous. I'm certainly not making another appointment (when you're already over a month out) for someone else. Why would I do that? Well, I won't, so I guess I'll move on. I've worn both glasses and contacts for over 3 decades, and I've never heads such nonsense.

Waited 45 minutes for my appointment, their time is much more important than yours! The waiting…read moreroom was completely full and others were complaining about the wait t

Dr Kokx pleasant, professional and explained everything well. Everyone in the office was friendly…read moreand professional I would highly recommend this office for eyecare

I took my dear friend, Florence, to see Dr Weiler and I so impressed with her experience, her…read moreknowledge and her kindness. Florence had scratched her eye and had been in pain for days. She had seen an optomertist the day before and they did nothing to help her. Dr Weiler put a contact in her eye to help stop the constant scraping from of her eyelid. That really helped. We went to the pharmacy to pick up a prescription only to find out Florence was allergic to it. Dr Weiler called and spoke to the pharmacist to get a new prescription. She's amazing! I highly recommend her. Also Nicki, the receptionist, was so nice to work with and got Florence in immediately, their answering service followed up as well. Wonderful practice! Highly recommend!

I had severely high myopia (-12.5 in one eye, and -14.5 in the other). Wearing contact lenses all…read moreday, every day, was starting to be a real annoyance in the dry Denver climate. Obviously with my very high myopia, I was not a candidate for LASIK or PRK, so I reached out to Dr. Lewis' office to ask about cataract surgery, aka clear lens extraction, aka refractive lens exchange. From my very first call to his office, I was really impressed. The admin who answered my call was very knowledgeable about all the different options. She described the costs associated with Phakic IOLs vs lens replacement. Clear lens extraction surgery is done under local anesthesia, which was terrifying to me because I have nystagmus. I was like, "How can anyone replace my lenses if my eyes are moving all over the place?!" I had my consultation with Dr. Lewis, and he wasn't worried about this at all. He said he would administer a nerve block to stop the eye movement during surgery. I chose to move forward and schedule my surgery with Dr. Lewis because he was so confident. I figured, hey, he's not worried, so I shouldn't be, either! I appreciated that Dr. Lewis didn't promise me impossible results. Because I have nystagmus, my best corrected vision (with contact lenses) prior to surgery was about 20/100. Dr. Lewis made sure I understood that clear lens exchange surgery wouldn't give me 20/20 vision. I was like, "I know; I just want to stop being so dependent on contact lenses." I like that he was realistic and helped me manage my expectations. Dr. Lewis met with me during me pre-op eye measurement appointment. I expressed that I didn't feel confident in the measurements the tech had gotten for my left eye, as my nystagmus was going crazy during the measurements. He had a different tech redo those measurements just to be sure, which really put me at ease. On the day of my surgery, I asked him, "Are you nervous?" (because, right, it's not every day you operate on someone whose eyes are darting around like frightened guinea pigs!) and he said, "No, I've done this surgery thousands of times." Again, the fact that he was so confident really helped allay my anxiety. I had my surgery four weeks ago without any complications, and now I can confidently give five stars to Dr. Lewis. He has been awesome every step of the way. I couldn't have chosen a better eye surgeon!

Dr Rachel was professional and spent time educating re: my dry eyes problem…read more Dr. Lewis is amazing and the office staff is wonderful!

Cataracts follow up great service and loved the new office. Thank youread more

Dr Kruger may be a good doctor, but his bedside manner is terrible. He speaks fast and speaks over…read moreme.. Further, he called to schedule my appt 30 minutes earlier than originally slated. after waiting for one hour I left. Good luck

We were thoroughly disappointed with this Optometrist and Dr Pecha. Not only did they incorrectly…read moremake our lenses, they refused to give us a refund even though it was their mistake, confirmed by a low vision doctor who confirmed their mistake which was making my dad see triple. They are not there during the hours they say they will be there to service clients. There is a serious breakdown of communication between the front office and the medical staff. One time I was on hold for just short of an hour before I had to call back and there was no apology. I have left messages, and received no call back. Customer service and professionalism is non existent. Go anywhere else but here!!!

This has by far been the best experience at the eye doctor I've ever had. Everyone in the office…read morewas so professional and friendly. You could tell Dr. Pecha genuinely cares about his job and patients. He also helped explain what was going on exactly with my eyes instead of just doing the tests and writing a script. He took the time to answer all of my questions and concerns. I've never felt so validated or comfortable at an eye doctor before.

I recently had surgery to replace a lens and I don't know enough words to say about Dr. Richheimer…read moreand everyone at the clinic and hospital. I had the surgery at the Sheridan office and it was wonderful.

I wish I would have ran across this link prior to going to this "specialist"…read more.. http://www.healthgrades.com/directory_search/physician/profiles/dr-md-reports/Dr-William-Richheimer-MD-E970872A.cfm When being charged for multiple hospital visits and being told "Medicine isn't exact and sometimes it takes a couple tries to get it right".... I would understand if I were a complete idiot and didn't work in the medical field and on my initial visit didn't ask for what he finally gave me on my third visit... and guess what, it took care of the problem! I think it's a joke that a doctor can charge for multiple misdiagnosis'... I mean blind attempts to act like a specialist when I clearly would have resolved this problem myself and saved me a month of discomfort and frustration. I recommend the site above as he clearly didn't even win his 2.5/5 rating he received from the site. Best luck to finding someone else because I made my final payment for his "valuable and competent service"... FAIL

I don't know about you, but my eyesight is very important to me…read more When I saw a flash of light in my right eye, and then a black "dot," I knew that I had to see an Ophthalmologist. I have heard that seeing a flash in your eye is not a good thing. I called my insurance company, and found Dr. Lauren Zimski, an Ophthalmologist, was located near my work, and she accepted my insurance. I called. and was able to get in late that afternoon. I went and it all worked out fine. I was glad that I went. I had a new large floater in my right eye. My brain would adjust, and the flash of light was the floater, luckily. Seeing a flash of light can be a bad thing, so if this ever happens to you, get in to see an eye doctor ASAP. So, with that being said, I really liked Dr. Zimski. She is located in a small office with one other doctor. The office is small, by this, I mean, when you enter, the waiting room is right there, with the receptionist window right there when you enter. There are about six or seven chairs, but it's comfortable. Parking is easy, with parking lots nearby. Dr. Zimski does everything for/by herself, when you see her. If you need drops in your eyes, she does it, if you need your eyes dilated, she does it, if you need something else, she does it. She does it all, not an assistant. She takes her time with you, talks with you, listens to you. She is a medical doctor, an Ophthalmologist, meaning, according to Wikipedia, "the branch of medicine that deals with the anatomy, physiology and diseases of the eyeball. An ophthalmologist is a specialist in medical and surgical eye problems." I wouldn't want anyone else except an Ophthalmologist dealing with my eyes, my vision. Dr. Zimski does an excellent job! If you need a good, caring, friendly, Ophthalmologist, then give Dr. Zimski a call. You will be glad you did, I'm glad I did. I'll be seeing you (and no pun intended either). thanks

Be careful of this practice. Zimski is fine but question her judgment and motivation by bringing…read moreon Dr Solomon. He is incompetent. Did not understand how to read the results of my optic nerve conduction test and tried to convince me that my optic nerves grew back. After a false clean bill of health, suggested I get check ups every 3 months. I'm high risk and have been getting check ups every 6 months for over 10 years.