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Freedman Lyle, MD

1.0 (1 review)

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2.8(25 reviews)
7.6 mi•Wedgwood, Hulen

If you're looking for a specialty eye doctor I do not recommend Nethery Eye Associates. Let me…read moreexplain. I've been having vision issues for a few years and was recommended to see a specialist for my droopy eye lids. I've had blepharoplasty, as well as Botox injections but now, I'm at a point where I'm being told I would benefit from getting a direct brow lift. My problem is not my diagnosis it's the way this office handles billing. After asking many questions about the procedure, prescription and costs, Nethery Eye Associates (NEA) gives me a quote for the doctor fees plus explains that there is a cost at the surgical center as well. I call the surgical center to get the cost. Two weeks later I have my evaluation appointment at NEA, see Dr. Sears and he explains the procedure again. I get to the front desk billing/ and she quotes me $1,000 more for Dr. Sears to do the procedure! I question her and she says the fees went up - then tells me she confirmed with her manager just this morning. I understand that I asked a lot of questions before I commit to a surgery, including why Dr. Sears refused to write it up as medically necessary when knows my past vision history and all that I've been through to try and see better. I might also mention that Dr. Sears was sitting 4 feet away from the billing assistant when she gave the $1,000 extra quote for his fee! Seriously?

Had an appointment for 9:30 in the morning. Filled out all paperwork that was requested online…read more Arrived at 9:15 and checked in. Sat in the waiting room for over an hour, and watched a lot of people who had come in after me get called back for their check ups. Went to the front desk to find out what was going on. Found out that my sign in had been lost. They offered to sign me in again, but I didn't feel like waiting for God knows how long again, so I cancelled my appointment and left. Happened last year as well. Never going back.

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Cataract Center of Fort Worth

2.0(1 review)
0.0 mi

I am extremely disappointed and disturbed by the way my 87year old grandmother was treated at…read moreCataract Center of Fort Worth today. My grandmother traveled nearly an hour for her appointment because she has been experiencing ongoing discomfort with her eye for the past several weeks. She was referred to this facility to have her eye evaluated and to determine whether she needed cataract surgery or other treatment. When she arrived, she was essentially turned away because the staff said they "don't speak Spanish." We completely understand that not every employee speaks Spanish. That is NOT the issue. My grandmother has a caretaker who assists her with communication, especially when discussing complicated medical terminology. However, according to what we were told, the staff would not allow her caretaker to communicate on her behalf and did not make a meaningful effort to accommodate her communication needs. What made this even more disturbing was that when a translator was requested, we were told it was "a waste of time." How is that an acceptable way to speak about an elderly patient who is there because she needs medical attention? Instead of trying to find a solution, the staff immediately turned her away. This was an 87 year old woman who had traveled nearly an hour for a medical appointment and was seeking help for an ongoing eye problem. She deserved patience, dignity, and basic respect. I later called the office myself to try to understand exactly what happened. My experience with the front office staff was equally upsetting. I spoke with employees named Carol and Janet, and the manner in which the situation was handled was extremely rude and dismissive. During my conversation with Carol, she told me that it would be "better in their interest if we found another doctor." Hearing that after what happened to my grandmother was incredibly disturbing. Rather than trying to resolve the situation or find a reasonable accommodation, it felt as though the message was simply that my grandmother was not wanted as a patient. I want to be very clear: language should never be a reason for an elderly patient to be treated as though she is an inconvenience. There is a major difference between saying, "We need an interpreter so we can safely communicate with the patient," and simply refusing to accommodate the patient and telling the family that using a translator is "a waste of time." My family has recordings of the conversations regarding this incident, and we are documenting what occurred. We intend to pursue this matter further through the appropriate channels because we believe my grandmother deserved much better treatment. This experience was not just frustrating. It was humiliating and heartbreaking to watch an elderly family member seeking medical care be treated this way. Cataract Center of Fort Worth -- patients are human beings, not inconveniences. An 87-year-old patient deserves dignity, respect, communication, and compassion regardless of what language she speaks. I strongly encourage anyone considering this facility to ask how they handle patients who do not speak English fluently and how they accommodate communication needs before scheduling an appointment.

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2.4(23 reviews)
2.9 mi

Love Dr B. The wait time is always short or none at all, the office staff are helpful, kind and…read morefriendly. All communication with them is great too

Disappointed. I visited this office for several years and enjoyed really good results. Dr is…read morefriendly and works to meet your needs. Moved a couple of years ago and tried a new doctor closer to home which did not measure up to what I'd become accustomed to here. Called and made an appointment noting I get off work at 4:15 and need a later appt if possible. They set me up for 4:40. They called and left a message a day or two later that they had to move it up to 4:20 (despite knowing I can't make a 4:20). I missed the message (totally my fault). Didn't realize my error until it was too late. Called them back the next day to reschedule. Person that answered the phone wouldn't set an appt. Said she'd call me back. I asked why we couldn't set an appt and she said she would have to check with the doc because he has a strict no-show policy. Evidently, he said no because I haven't heard back. I understand a missed appt can be a missed opportunity to cash a check, but I've seen this doc several times. I was genuinely looking forward to seeing an eye doctor I trust again. This makes it a tricky review. He's a good doctor. I'd recommend him for the quality of the experience. But this seems petty and punitive. I'm a patient; a customer. I feel like service providers should accommodate their customer. Not the other way around. Especially, when their office changed the plan and moved up my appointment.

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