Your worst medical nightmare. Good luck trying to ever speak to any human regarding urgent eye…read moreissues. They ONLY use a AI interface which is completely useless for anything other than appointment scheduling. You will NEVER be able to communicate with a person, let alone leave a message for your doctor. This is the "McDonalds model" of healthcare and medical office operations... and it does not work.

I've been to SightMD a few times. Dr. Prevor is the best ophthalmologist that I've been with…read more Unfortunately the office needs a little work with the patients as well as trying to get an appointment. You are not connected to the office but through some call center. It's the worst. Not sure if there are too many patients or the office is just not run properly. That's just my opinion.

I went to visit Dr James Gordon this morning after arranging a consultation regarding ptosis of my…read moreleft eye with his very capable staff. Obviously I was nervous ... My eyelid has been an annoyance and had an effect on me for years. In fact it's totally effected my self esteem. In my head I knew I needed surgery ... But I was completely wrong. Dr Gordon took a look at my eyes and suggested a healthier, more cost effective and less extreme solution for the problem - Drop n Lift is an incredible eye drop that in less than 2 minutes completely normalized my eyelid. I would 100 percent recommend visiting Dr Gordon he is knowledgeable, polite, and truly looks for a great solution for you as the patient ... I am elated with my results and already feel happier. Who would have thought my lid would be fixed with a simple consultation and no downtime or surgery required. You're going to be immediately happy with your results and it's as simple as one drop a day

Well the dr told me she had concerns in my left eye. I need to come every six months and to watch…read moreit. When I bought my glasses at different stores they gave free eye exams and said nothing is wrong except getting cataracts. Who can we trust?

Dr. Greenberg is part of the WMC Westchester Medical Center Team…read more I have been to him now on a number of occasions for my annual eye check ups and updated prescriptions. I find him very experienced and professional and highly recommend him.

I have been seeing Dr. Prevor about 10 years. I am being treated for uveitis at this time. My issue…read moreis not with the service that I am receiving from Dr. Prevor. Every time I tried calling the office I would be placed on hold for about 5 minutes. I have two numbers for the office and it still is the same issue. Something needs to be done and I relayed that message a few times. They are quick to sending you a text for a review. I would recommend Dr. Prevor but will give them a heads up with contacting the office.

I wouldn't recommend my dog to go this office.Receptionist is very rude and disrespectful and they…read morehave no consideration of your time.Lord knows they should be shut down

Dr Fengel is so professional & made my daughter feel so comfortable and communicated very well for…read moreher to understand. The staff is awesome and definitely recommend this place!

I have been going here for years now. I stopped for alittle while when I was having vision…read moreproblems(migraine related) they couldn't squeeze me in. However recently I got vision insurance which they accept and without hesitation I went back. They have very good hours, evening and weekends.

Places like St. Vincent's are the reason I have PTSD. Literally EVERYTHING during my experience at…read moreSt. Vincent's was horrible, traumatizing and some of it was even potentially illegal. There were almost zero therapy groups while I was there and staff fell asleep one night, allowing a male patient to enter a female patient's room while she was sleeping. I was locked in an office with a male psychiatrist during my intake (this was potentially illegal). My rights as a disabled person were ignored that night and the male psychiatrist who locked me in a room with him came up to the unit I was on the 2nd night to tell me my dad had been out of control when he was trying to lawfully enter the office while I was having my intake (he WAS NOT out of control). This same psychiatrist also tried to convince me that my autism was not a real disability. I also woke up the first morning to find a male employee sitting in my room which was highly inappropriate. There is so much more I could say about how horrible my time at St. Vincent's was but that's enough for now. The only good thing about being at St. Vincent's was interacting with the other patients. We basically formed our own therapy group and took care of each other (we called ourselves the Breakfast Club).

My son is currently an inpatient at this facility. He informed me today that the bathroom hasn't…read morebeen fully cleaned in almost a week. No soap for patients to clean their hands after using the bathroom. Only the garbage has been changed daily. The doctor refuses to give him his anti-anxiety medicine saying she wants to work on the issues causing the anxiety but nothing happens. Groups are a joke. Instead of a morning group, they have a morning check in where nothing happens. Additionally they've started a Reflection hour where the patients have to stay in their rooms for an hour to "reflect." This place has a minute amount of entertainment for the patients so they're already spending a portion of their day in their rooms. The staff says that this is something that should be happening every day but my son has been there for a week now and this is the first time. I feel like the staff just doesn't want to deal with the patients. I really like my son's social worker but he's probably the only good thing about this place.