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    Emil P Moshedi, MD

    4.2 (6 reviews)
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    Washington Eye Institute

    Washington Eye Institute

    3.7(22 reviews)
    2.5 mi

    Dr. Ashker is a young energetic Lady who is knowledgeable and dedicated I see her and she always…read moremakes me smile. This office adheres to Covid 19 restrictions . From the registration Desk to the return to cash out or reschedule, my own experience was was good, I'm glad I was referred there by my personal eye Dr. Thank you ( Washington Eye Institute for taking time to help me get rid of eye uveitis.

    I have been a patient of the Washington Eye Institute for many years. As the practice becomes…read morelarger, I do not see it as the original patient-friendly group that it once was. But that seems to be the trend lately with a lot of practices. First of all, I have a large amount of respect for office staff. I believe they work hard to make the patient's experience a positive one. However, on Tuesday, September 1, 2026, I wanted to report a phone problem to the office manager. I politely asked to see her. She never came out. Realizing she is a busy person, I asked that she call me -- which never happened. Here was the issue, which I thought to be significant. I had an eye issue which I thought needed to be addressed. I started calling about 1130 on Tuesday morning, September 1. The message on the phone said the voicemail was full and no one was picking up. I tried about 10 times -- so did my husband -- with the same message -- mailbox is full. Then I tried texting -- no response to my message. I tried online. Actually, my reason for the visit didn't fit any of the criteria listed. I tried for about three hours to get through. My husband tried. Finally, I just got in my car and drove over to the facility to make an appointment. (Wednesday -- there are no doctors in the office which I find rather unsettling). On my scheduled appointment, I thought the office manager should be aware of the situation I faced int rying to make an appointment -- however, as stated above, there was no communication between the two of us even though I respectfully asked. I thought it was important that they be aware of the issue. Again I have total respect for staff but I felt the phone issue was critical.

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    Vinay N Desai, MD - Vinay N. Desai, M.D.

    Vinay N Desai, MD

    4.0(2 reviews)
    2.4 mi

    In the Rankin-Bass animated film version of J.R.R. Tolkien's 'The Hobbit,' Thorin Oakenshield,…read moredwarf leader, tells Bilbo Baggins, "You're our burglar, go burgle something" outside the crimson dragon Smaug's lair on Lonely Mountain. Dr. Desai, much like Tolkien's protagonist in the Hobbit, is a specialist, a retinal ophthalmologist to be precise; and, if you require such expertise, he fits the bill much better than Baggins fits his anticipated role. The reasons why one may be referred to a retinal ophthalmologist can be as unsettling as the obstacles in Bilbo's adventure, and the long wait times and Dr. Desai's bedside manner, much like Gandalf's, sometimes leave a lot to be desired, but his expertise is much needed and welcome.

    I was extremely fortunate to have Dr. Desai as my retina and vitreous surgeon when I started…read moredeveloping a vitreous detachment that eventually developed into a nasty macular hole. During this stressful time, Dr. Desai was always professional and courteous, his approach conservative. He took his time and patiently answered all of my questions during every visit. He was deliberate and meticulous during every examination. He clearly explained my options and potential results. He was always realistic about setting my expectations. During the vitrectomy, Dr. Desai was intensely yet calmly focused. I followed his recovery instructions and now enjoy excellent vision in that eye. I am forever grateful to him. I can't recommend him strongly enough.

    Solomon Eye Physcians and Surgeons

    Solomon Eye Physcians and Surgeons

    2.7(11 reviews)
    2.2 mi

    I will begin with a positive; Dr. Solomon is very professional and caring. I felt like I was with…read morefamily, he's very gentle and "fatherly" . Unfortunately it took almost three hours to find this out. A 1:30 appointment meant that I was in the waiting room until 2:45. Then seen by a tech to read the letters and pressure test. Guess what's next? Back to the waiting room! A smaller back waiting room with coffee and tea but still a waiting room. We watched hgtv for about 40 minutes and discussed the rude woman who un-welcomed me on my first visit. Turns out she is rude often and to many. She is a large african american receptionist. I signed in and gave my I.D. I couldn't find my insurance card and was having a vision problem, obviously, so i tried to explain that i had a referral from my doc with the info on it. Before i could finish saying the word "referral" she cut me off and said well we have....your card....since 2016! I missed several words but none of the rude attitude. So i said what? No response. I said excuse me? She handed back my I.D. So i said louder excuse me what did you say to me? She said are you yelling at me or talking to me? So I respond I've asked you 3 times what you said. Are you saying I've been here before because I dont recall? She asks my name. So I reminded her that she JUST had my I.D. So. she demands WHAT IS YOUR NAME? I told her and she got up and walked away after telling Maria to help me. Maria was nice. She confirmed that as suspected, I'd never been there before. She also had no idea what the rude woman was referring to from 2016. Weird right? I had great care for my eye trauma from Dr S, but he may want to tighten up that office staff that does not at all represent the quality of care he provides. One star lost to her rudeness and another for the looooooong visit. Worth it for scary eye injury reassurance!

    I got surgery in 2023 and 2024 since Foreyes referred me. There were so many red flags during and…read moreleading up to the surgery I have lost count. I was depersate to see better that's why I proceedEd. Although I can see better as a result of my surgery if I had to do it over again I would have went to another place to get it done that actually care. I had so many ER visits and urgent care visits after surgery. recovery was harder than they explained to me prior to starting.

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