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Eastern Shore Eye Care

3.7 (10 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

By appointment only

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Dr. Turner hurt my eyes to the point that I cannot walk without a walker. When he took measurements…read morefor my cataract surgery he forgot that I had had LASIK surgery 20 years prior and said lens measurements would have been different. He said the double vision should subside; it didn't. Two weeks after surgery I fell and broke my neck. Seven weeks later, I fell and broke my back. He tried to correct it with glasses, but they didn't help. After many months he finally agreed to redo the surgery in my left eye; the redo of the left eye has helped, but I told him I was still having double vision in my other eye. He did a laser procedure to break up floaters in my right eye; it didn't help. Still had funny, distracting dizzy, bad vision. After healing from a broken neck and back, I still needed to use a walker because of the bad vision in my right eye. I fell again, while up on the walker and broke off the top of my humerus bone. I have pleaded with him to do a redo of my right eye because that eye still had the lens with the original wrong measurements. He refuses to correct any more of his mistakes. He is a good surgeon for cataracts ....until he refuses to correct mistakes he made. It is like he doesn't believe me that I am having problems with the other eye too. Now, he said that I should get another ophthalmologist. I am really disappointed in him. Forgot to mention that with my original he said that measurements would have been different for the replacement lens had he remembered about the prior LASIK surgery.

First class Doctors and Staff. Pre appointment and actual appointment were seamless and…read moreprofessional.

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1.9(19 reviews)
5.2 mi

Great doctors and support staff. There are issues with phone system and scheduling but the…read morepersonnel compensates for office management issues.

I am a Type 1 diabetic with excellent control of my diabetes and no eye problems or diabetic…read moreretinopathy. I get an annual eye exam simply as a preventive measure. During my first visit, I was surprised to receive an additional $178 charged to my insurance because my visit was billed as a medical office evaluation (CPT 99214). I paid it, but before my second annual exam I made it very clear that I only wanted my routine annual eye exam billed and did not want any additional charges if nothing outside of a normal exam was being performed. At my second visit, I told the front desk, the technician, and the checkout desk the exact same thing. Every person assured me to let the staff know, which I did--three separate times. Despite that, I received the exact same $178 charge again. When I called to question the bill, I spent about 15 minutes on the phone and was transferred four times before anyone could explain it. I was ultimately told that my doctor bills all diabetic patients using CPT 99214 because it is considered a medical evaluation, even when nothing beyond a routine annual eye exam is ever being performed. I explained that I had specifically asked beforehand to avoid any unexpected charges, but I was told the doctor would not review or change the coding. My frustration is not just the charge itself. It's that I repeatedly raised this concern before the appointment and was never told that I would still be billed this way regardless. Had someone simply explained that the office's policy is to bill every diabetic patient with CPT 99214, I could have chosen another provider before incurring the charge. If you have diabetes, I strongly recommend clarifying what you will be charged for before making an appointment. Better yet, skip this office entirely because if an issue arises, the staff will not work with you to resolve it. Unfortunately, after this experience, I will be taking my business elsewhere.

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