Sharp Vision in Renton and Bellevue, Washington, is absolutely FANTASTIC…read more I called them on June 9 and was able to get in the very next morning at 9:00. I went through the preliminary testing and explained what I wanted. I wanted monovision because I had done that before with contacts, and they told me, "Yes, we can do that." They put me through the testing, and the next day I met with the surgeon. He said, "Sure, we can do this for you. No sweat." That was exactly what I needed to hear. I was scheduled for the following Tuesday for my first eye, had the procedure done, and went back the next day for the follow-up. Everything was healing nicely. The one thing I really want to say is that everybody -- the doctors, the receptionists, the scheduling staff, the people on the phone, everyone -- was FANTASTIC. This outfit is the greatest. If you need eye surgery, LASIK, cataract surgery, or anything else Sharp Vision provides, do yourself the biggest favor and go there first. I highly, highly recommend Sharp Vision for all of your eye care needs.

I gave 2 stars because of the billing experience. Dr. Schmidt was wonderful, and the surgery nurses…read morehad excellent bedside manner. They made me feel comfortable throughout the procedure. Before my surgery, I was quoted a price weeks in advance and paid it in full. Unfortunately, I wasn't a candidate for LASIK, which was disappointing, but Dr. Schmidt was able to perform the procedure manually instead. Since the LASIK portion wasn't done, I was told the procedure should have cost about $2,000 less. At my follow-up appointment, I didn't see Dr. Schmidt. Instead, I saw another doctor after waiting nearly 40 minutes for an exam that lasted less than five minutes. When I asked about the $2,000 difference, I was told that I actually owed an additional $900 because a deductible had been applied after my original quote. This was extremely frustrating. If I had been informed before surgery that my out-of-pocket cost would increase by $900, I could have planned and budgeted accordingly. Instead, I was given one price, paid it upfront, and then was surprised with an unexpected bill afterward. The medical care itself was great, but the lack of transparency and communication about billing left me very disappointed.

I was here sometime last year for an eye health checkup and the process and exam went great. I had…read morea followup appointment scheduled for nearly 10 months down the line which felt like forever until this week. Well despite getting multiple reminders both via email and phone leading up to today, I arrived this morning for my scheduled appointment only to find out that my doctor not work there anymore. The front office did reschedule me on the spot, but I made a whole trip out there fighting commuter traffic all for one big nothing. Guess their patient coordination system needs some work because that was a HUGE oversight (update: pun unintended but when I caught it I chuckled).

My recent appt to scan for cataracts and glaucoma and to determine if corrective lens were…read morerecommended. Melanie was the assistant who did preliminary work. She was quite kind and informed me of what to expect from each procedure. After a 20 minute wait, Dr Do performed some tests and examination and explained some of the results to me. They said another test was needed. But it could not be completed today. I asked if it was because my eyes had been dilated. Dr. Do said no the person who does that test doesn't work on Tuesdays. I expressed my frustration that I was scheduled for a glaucoma exam and one of the people who performs a glaucoma test doesn't work on the day my appt was scheduled. Dr Do quite rudely responded with"What do you want me to do?" Not in an I'm here to help way but in the you are unreasonable and I am annoyed way. Even though it was more than reasonable for me to be frustrated that I would need to come back for a second appt due to this lack of patient consideration in scheduling. I said you could start by not being rude. At which point, Dr. Do very slowly laid one hand in his lap and placed the other on top, leaned forward and as condescendingly as possible said, "She's not here today." At this point, not wanting to be treated in this manner again, I asked if I could see another dr on my return. Dr. Do said yes, grabbed his clipboard, very curtly said go to the front desk and stormed out of the exam room. By the time I gathered my things and walked out into the hallway, Dr. Do was at the reception desk impatiently waving for me to hurry down the hall. Some of the information Dr. Do had provided was confusing to me and some of my questions went unasked because of his abrupt end to my appt. I did call to ask my questions but there was some guesswork involved in the answers I received because I was not talking to a doctor. Maybe I'm wrong, but I expect more respect, maturity and patient concern from a doctor who involved in my care. Maybe the other doctors in your office are more capable of understanding and caring for patients. However, at this point, I do not feel at all comfortable returning to an environment. where I've experienced such an extreme lack of professionalism and consideration.

They are so understanding, kind, flexible, responsive, and generous! Very happy to have found them…read more Highly recommend!

The people at Oculus are truly warm, kind and knowledgeable and it's a great place to shop. Their…read moreinput and the buying experience make it a true pleasure.

To say my experience was good would not even come close to the experience I had. I had not seen…read morewithout corrections since I was 4 years old. This morning when I woke up (morning after procedure) I looked across the room and saw a clock on the dresser that I could never have seen and saw the time clearly. It was so amazing I broke into tears. The staff and doctors take such good care of you. I was scared, they were calm and walked me through it. They took away my fear, gave me hope and then gave me vision. They let me see the world and for that, I will never be able to thank them enough. Exemplary care!

Everything was wonderful and everyone that works there are all SO nice. And now I can see…read moreperfectly! I recommend coming here 100 percent.

Been seeing Dr. Meyer since I was little. He performed my strabismus surgery several years ago, and…read moreI've recovered well. Had no issues during my recovery and post-recovery since then. Knowledgeable, concise, and honest. Is straight to the point with answers and avoids using word fluff/filler words. Gives you the honest truth. Highly recommend this doctor 10/10!

Despite the fact that Dr. Meyer is the owner, complaining to staff feels futile as they simply go…read morethrough the motions without addressing his behavior. Across three visits, Dr. Meyer was consistently unprofessional and intimidating. He refused to let me ask questions, demanding only 'yes' or 'no' answers, and became visibly irritated when I tried to explain my symptoms. During a punctal plug procedure, he applied drops directly into my eyes without warning. At my follow-up, he removed a plug without consulting me and grew annoyed when I asked for clearer explanations due to my language barrier. I felt pressured by his aggressive push for me to 'upgrade' to eye surgery, which came across as a focus on financial gain rather than my actual medical needs. He ended the appointment with a dismissive religious gesture that felt highly inappropriate in a medical setting. I felt unsafe, disrespected, and poorly cared for. I strongly advise against supporting this business.

Front desk and scheduler for surgery could use some process improvement. Regular eye…read moreappointments and pre-op/post-op appointments are always running behind. Today, I wasn't even greeted upon arrival, and was told it would be awhile because I was 15 minutes early. They ask for your date of birth in front of all patients in the waiting room which is a blatant violation of HIPPA . Seems very unorganized. However, surgery in the Ballard office was amazing and efficient, and super kind.

The receptionist told me that my daughter can get an eyeglasses after the exam there with my…read moreinsurance for free. But they just did eye exam which she didn't need and told us that the optical department is not covered by my insurance. I ended up paying $50 for refraction which my daughter had with her regular doctor already. Horrible experience. I will never go back.

I came in for a routine examination with Dr. Lee and she did a very good job. I had high eye…read morepressures and she said my nerves looked suspicious for glaucoma. I have had an eye examination every year and never had been told that I might have glaucoma. Since my visit I have started medication to slow the progression of glaucoma. I am very grateful that she helped me! I highly recommend Dr. Lee.

Really nice Doctor I had a great experience she is helping me to cure My eyeread more

Took my 18 month old after I got a referral from her primary care physician. He was great with her,…read moreI can tell he loves kids and kids love him. Didn't have to wait long to be seen either. Because there are t many eye specialists that take kids my appt was a few months out, but worth the wait. Highly recommend.

If I could give a zero rating I would. Dr. Cadera did not take any care in trying to examine my…read moredaughter. Her current condition causes extreme pain with any type of light and he would not look at her eyes except with full lighting in the room which she could not tolerate. So he dismissed us and left her sobbing through the waiting room and out to the car. Since we were referred to him as the last person who could address the problem she was devastated that no one will help relieve her pain.

Two Weeks Post Op…read more Life-Changing Experience Despite My Fears! Let me start by saying I was extremely terrified about getting LASIK. I have an intense fear of anything near my eyes, and while I understood it was a laser and not a needle, the thought of something going wrong or even going blind (even though I know the risks are minimal) had me so anxious. I have lived with very poor vision my whole life (-8 in one eye and -7 in the other), and I knew that if I didn't act soon, I might not be a candidate for LASIK later. My heavy prescription glasses had been unchanged for years and limited my frame options, so I finally decided to face my fears and go for it. Even that morning, I was still scared out of my mind. I'm so glad I scheduled an early morning appointment because the staff was amazing from the moment I arrived. The doctor was an absolute superstar--he explained every step of the procedure as it was happening, which helped keep me calm and still. They even had someone stand by to offer me a squishy stress ball for my nervous hands! The whole team made me feel supported and reassured. The surgery itself was fast, and I followed all the aftercare instructions to the letter. I went home, took a nap, and diligently used my eye drops (antibiotics, lubricating drops, etc.) every 15 minutes, as directed. For the first four days, I minimized screen time and took it easy. Now, two weeks later, I couldn't be happier with my results. My vision is incredible, and my eyes feel great. I've had minimal dryness (using drops four times a day as recommended) and no infections. Wearing goggles to bed with an airplane neck pillow was a lifesaver for me as a side sleeper during the first week. I also invested in individual-use eye drop vials--they're super convenient, hygienic, and sting-free. A couple of tips: * I used a special heat face mask that didn't put pressure on my eyes but provided heat at night before bed, game-changer for comfort! * I avoided makeup entirely for the first 2 weeks and got a special, eye-safe brand recommended by my main optometrist for when I finally did wear makeup. If I had to nitpick, my biggest complaint was the discomfort from the protective contact lens they place after surgery. It felt like having an eyelash stuck in my eye until it was removed at my follow-up appointment only in the one eye, but the relief was instant once it was out! Also, showering during the first week was a bit tricky since you have to avoid getting water in your eyes. Overall, the experience was life-changing, and I am thrilled with the results. If you're scared, I promise the care and professionalism of this team will help put you at ease. I can't recommend them enough!

Very nice office space. *very* nice. Staff is professional, knowledgeable, and helpful. I am at the…read morevery beginning of issues around cataracts and thought my symptoms might warrant surgery. After a thorough workup, I get to wait another year. Turns out some of my symptoms have nothing to do with my cataracts. I truly appreciate not being lumped in and herded with the great majority of patients into surgery. Was referred back to my optometrist for dry eye treatment. Definitely recommend.

Dr Marc Cannon is fantastic. He's profesional, conscientious and friendly…read more He explains everything and always comes up with a solution to your problem. He's also quick at answering emails. I strongly recommend him.y

Very calm and easygoing space. Both Drs. Mark and Miranda Cannon are kind and friendly. It is easy…read moreto book appointments online and are super understanding when you ask questions from a financial standpoint, like if certain things will cost more or if in their experience they know what insurance covers. Been here twice and I've been seen by both doctors, they are both really great :)