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Extremely knowledgeable doctor and the staff is very polite. I will be going to Dr. Lee for all my eye needs.

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High Desert Institute Of Ophthalmology

High Desert Institute Of Ophthalmology

3.0(2 reviews)
0.6 mi

The staff is very friendly and accommodating. The doctor takes his time and is very attentiv and…read morecaring..

Very frustrating experience with the scheduling and wait time at High Desert Institute of…read moreOphthalmology. My appointment was scheduled for 9:00 AM, and I actually arrived 10 minutes early at approximately 8:50 AM. I then spent about 35 minutes in the first waiting room before being moved to a second waiting room, where I've now been waiting another 20 minutes and still have not been seen. I understand that medical offices can occasionally run behind, but at some point you have to question the purpose of scheduling appointments if patients are going to be kept waiting this long. If the office is overbooked, then appointment times don't seem to mean very much. Patients arrange their workdays and other responsibilities around these appointments, and their time should be respected as well. At the very least, some communication about the delay and an estimated wait time would go a long way. I'm still waiting as I write this review. I'll update it with the total amount of time it ultimately takes before I'm actually seen. - 10:08 am Still waiting. No form of communication in regards to delay. - 10:15 I finally got taken to see the doctor and was done in 5 min. During my time with him him he applied some drop in my eye that he applied with a little paper strip before he examined me. Wish he would have told me that my eyes would be sensitive to light to where i could not open my eyes when i walked out of the office due to sensitivity to light. Good thing i brought my wife with me so she was able to drive for me.

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Pacific Eye Institute - Apple Valley - Juancho Remulla, M.D.

Pacific Eye Institute - Apple Valley

3.2(17 reviews)
4.4 mi

It was a dark and stormy-day. The wind was howling, and the forecast warned of impending snow. I…read morebraved the winter weather, with my designated driver, to the Apple Valley frontier. When we arrived, the parking lot was vast with plenty of parking, and the warm waiting room was a welcome reprieve from the cold. I checked-in around 8 am and waited in the lobby, which had space for about 30 seats and a nearby bathroom. My appointment was for 8:45 am, and my name was called shortly around that time. Rebecca was kind, friendly, and professional. She assisted me with the eye test that displayed a farmhouse in the distance, the Snellen chart, and asked if I was comfortable having my eyes dilated. After she applied the drops, she led me to a second waiting area, where I only waited a few minutes before Paige called me to another room. Paige gently checked the progress of my dilation and added a yellow dye to help the doctor see any abnormalities in my eye. When Dr. Ryan Smith arrived, he was kind and friendly. He used hand sanitizer before he greeted me, which I thought was a pro move. I'm not a germophobe, but I know doctors see multiple patients in a day, and I appreciated his diligence. Dr. Smith examined my eyes and answered my questions. I don't always feel heard when it comes to my health, but with Dr. Smith, I felt he valued my health and listened intently to my feedback, not simply relying on his vast education and experience but viewing me as a partner in my health. His warm demeanor showed a doctor who truly enjoyed caring for the eye health of his patients. I recommend Dr. Ryan Smith to anyone needing gentle, attentive eye care. Thank you, Rebecca, Paige, and Dr. Ryan Smith!

The quality of care at Pacific Eye Institute is excellent. The Drs are very knowledgeable,…read moreconcerned and ready with patient answers. The only concern that I have is the unprofessional conduct which the front reception desk has displayed to me. Mind you, the receptionists are friendly and helpful, but it is the ongoing talking, laughing, and discussing issues rather than clinic job duties that really annoy me. Is there a certain point for office staff to act professional in their job?

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