I have been going to Eye Care Associates since the late 1980's. The staff has changed over the…read moreyears, but the quality of care remains excellent. Recently, Dr LaPointe and Dr Council have treated me, always with kindness and attention to my needs. The Medical Assistants at the Boulevard office make me feel welcome and are very professional. The Reception staff are pleasant and efficient. Without hesitation, I recommend Eye Care Associates.

I have been going to this ophthalmological group for several years. On my first visit Dr. Matthew…read moreCounsel redirected me to a retinal specialist , having noted a problem with my eyes. Since then I have relied on him for my care. He did the surgeries for the corneal implants. In addition, Both offices are well run--no long waits, friendly and helpful staff, pleasant atmosphere.

was asked if i was having glasses made there. I said no. After the exam I was told that I did npt…read moreneed glasses that I needed #4 readers. I did not get an order for new glasses, I believe I should get a prescription whether or not I buy their glasses.

Rarely do I write reviews but this team deserves it. I had a sudden flare up of uveitis two years…read moreago that was severe and if you don't know, if not treated quickly, it can cause permanent vision damage. It's also very painful. I didnt have an eye doc and called them and they got me in same day. I had to go back multiple times a week for a few weeks to get the flare up under control and they made time in the schedule and were great at following up, checking in and changing treatment when needed. There were multiple times I called for treatment that they replied "can you come in right now?" Because they took it so Seriously. My eye doctor even went ahead and said "this isnt a common eye condition. Since you've had it twice, you should get more testing, as It could indicate something else going on in your body." and ordered me extensive bloodwork and labs to make sure I was ok. I couldn't have asked for a better eye doctor/team.

I've been a patient there since Dr. Feibel brought in Dr. Greuloch. The care there has been…read morestellar. Dr. Greuloch has performed two cataract surgeries on me and a yag procedure to break up scar tissue. The results have been excellent. When you go in for well care, the place runs like a well oiled machine. They get you in and they get you out. No hesitation in recommending Dr. Greuloch.

Misleading and inaccurate information of care. Dr. Greulock is too focussed on financial gain and…read moreless focused on patient care. Breeches our contract by refusing to honor a written and signed financial agreement. Taking legal action and going to another eye care facility.

After years of trying different optical centers, I finally found a place that raises the bar…read more Everything from the staff, facility, technology and eyewear selection was a 10 out of 10. Ariel who helped me pick out the perfect pair of glasses and place my order was wonderful. One to one service that feels like a memory of the past. Highly recommend.

Literally cannot say enough about this entire clinic. I followed Dr. Miles from her former…read morepractice, and I am SO glad I did. Complete transparency, Dr. Miles is always fantastic, but the staff at her old location was not. The ENTIRE staff at Kirkwood Eye Associates is fantastic! They are always super helpful and go out of their way to ensure you have a great visit and don't leave with a bunch of unanswered questions. They take as much time as needed to walk you through everything, explain everything and what I like most is there is never pressure to spend money. In fact, they suggest ways to save you money in a lot of cases. If you need contacts, glasses, whatever - look no further, Kirkwood Eye Associates is the best!

Great staff from the ladies at the front desk, the girl who makes additional appointments if…read moreneeded/ to the nursing staff/tech assistants to the doctors. Staff has a great sense of humor.

I've been going here for approximately 5yrs for my dry eyes and diabetic eye exams. I also go to a…read moreregular ophthalmologist at another office but 1-2 times a year I have to see this specialist too. While I believe the equipment is good at diagnosing the severity of your condition, I haven't been able to get any real answers or any new positive changes from the doctor on what will help. I feel stuck here with too many unknowns. The one thing I don't like about the office is the wait times. My time there is normally several hours and you're moved from one room to another about 3-4 different times. When your glasses or contacts are taken off it makes it hard moving around to so many rooms so much. I wish they sold glasses at this location and I could make it a one stop shop, but it's more about optics scans, photos of the eye and vision testing.

Have been seeing Dr. Smith who was trained at the premiere Eye Hospital, Wills Eye in Phila., PA…read more He is genuinely caring, helpful and tries his utmost to help you. Previously I had a retina doctor said he could do noting for me. When I went to Wills Eye...they recommended Dr Smith because of his training and their respect for him. He save my sight... thanks to Dr Smith. Have I had to wait...yes, but it is worth it to received quality care and save my sight.

I have never had an appointment last less than 2 hours. For each of my visits I got taken back…read moresoon after I arrived. But then I saw one person, and was sent back to the waiting room for at least a half hour. Then I saw a second person, and was sent back to the waiting room for 45 minutes. Then I got called in to the doctor's office where I sat for another 10 minutes and waited. And when I mentioned something about the length of the wait no one, including the doctor apologized. They absolutely didn't care. They just said that that's the way it is around here. Most other places you have to wait when they walk in they immediately say sorry about the delay. I don't know why these people have such an ego that they don't care that they make you wait.

The office is great. Lovely staff, low wait times, no rushing through the appointment. And I have…read moregotten appointments with low waits.

Bottom Line Up Front: I would, without a doubt, recommend Dr. Selliyan and Dr. Pfeiffer to anyone…read morewho is looking for an ophthalmologist. I have been going to South County Eye Care for years. I am a diabetic and would not trust my eyes with anyone else. Dr. Becker was patient and kind. He always had time to listen to my concerns. Everything that was great in Dr. Becker (he retired) is also great in Dr. Selliyan and Dr. Pfeiffer. I recently had cataracts removed and they went out of their way to reassure me that the procedures would be quick (10 Minutes) and I wouldn't feel a thing (I didn't). The staff was incredibly helpful, explaining what the insurance would cover, what the aftercare instructions would be and were patient with me during my follow-up visits.

Fresh from an appointment with Dr. Steele, I am writing to highly recommend him and his team for…read moreyour optometry needs. Steele Vision is the independent optometrist associated with the Costco in Manchester, MO. This is my third visit to a Costco-affiliated optometrist in a third different state, and by far this was the best experience (all were very good, this was best). Mr. M. was in town for a brief time and desperately needed to get a post-COVID eye exam in before subsequent travel. Setting up an appointment over the phone was easily facilitated by his polite, friendly, and efficient team. $70 for a non-contact lens examination (I believe it is $99/$100 for the contact lens exam). The team observed COVID precautions, all wore masks, seating inside was limited while the hand sanitizer was abundant. Check in was a snap and within minutes Dr. Steele had finished his prior appointment and I was being seen on time. Things started out really well, when Dr. Steele turned to acknowledge me while he was wrapping up with another patient and told me he would be with me in a quick moment. The exam features a standard battery of eye tests (such as glaucoma "puff-test," slit lamp exam, which I won't get detail), I will note that the test did not require dilation (where dilating drops are instilled and you have 20-30 minutes of impaired vision after the exam). I am assuming that the equipment used is of the newer sophisticated variety that obviates the need for dilation. If having your pupils dilated is important to you, definitely ask about this because it was not given as an option (not that anyone would want this option...it is uncomfortable). What was very impressive about Dr. Steele's style were his: fast and efficient pace or work, his friendly attitude, his interest in explaining eye anatomy and answering questions, his clearly conveying options, and thoroughness. Point 1 Time: I was in and out in 15 minutes. 20 if I include my getting to check in, waiting at the front door, and then my time paying/checking out. Dr. Steele had everything efficiently running and his workspace was very clearly and cleanly organized, allowing him to efficiently move around and conduct the examination without it being too cramped. Point 2 Friendly: Whether it be his friendly comments about us all battling through COVID or his casual chatting about where I live in Virginia. If you're at all uneasy about visiting a health provider, Dr. Steele is the one you want to visit with a calm, chill, warm attitude that comes across right from the get-go. Point 3 In-depth explanations: Though he was clear to point out that he won't explain if patients are not interested, he was quick to efficiently and clearly explain eye anatomy and variations in my eyes. His explanation of variation in nerve anatomy and distinguishing between variable physiology and pathology were solid. Though he was speaking in technical terms after being asked a few technical questions, I got the distinct impression that he could clearly explain potentially complicated ideas (such as astigmatism) in everyday clear language. Point 4 Q&A: It was easy and great to be able to quickly volley questions to Dr. Steele and he hit them back like Federer. Super efficient, open to fully helping me to understand. Point 5 Options: When it came time to understand my options for glasses, he carefully and clearly described three different options to meet optimal needs, budget, and ease of use. You got the feeling Dr. Steele really wanted to be sure you got the best glasses set-up. Point 6 Thoroughness: As is should be, Dr. Steele performed a thorough pre-exam health screening asking about a family history of eye disease, current prescriptions, and any precipitating factors that brought me into the office. Throughout the eye exam he was taking time to demonstrate different eye settings and highlight differences, being certain that I had achieved the best prescription. There are people who do their job and go through the motions. There are others who have found a great niche work environment. Dr. Steele recounted how he used to work at a large group practice where he felt rushed, but now found a better place where he could spend a bit more time and have better patient outcomes. Similarly, his team of support staff (both clinical and administrative) are fantastic and worked really efficiently to assist patients in a friendly manner. Shame on me for not asking their names, they were fantastic and deserve credit too! If everyone had the same pleasant demeanor and attitude about serving patients and promoting health as Dr. Steele and his staff, we all wouldn't mind visiting the doctor.

I had an emergency eye situation and was not hopeful that Dr. Steele, my very reliable but annual…read moreoptometrist, would make room for me within an hour's notice but Dr. Steele and his team got me in asap. I had an acute cornea abrasion and Dr. Steele accessed me, provided some medicinal help, then made the call to a cornea specialist where I was seen within 12 hrs. Dr. Steele was compassionate, helpful, and most importantly, treated me like I was the most important person in his life at that moment.