This Doctor and his co doctors are outstanding. Everytime I go there I think it can't get better…read morebut it does! Dr Goldman recently brought in a partner the very, very smart Dr Mark Milner. He was covering for Dr Goldman when I had an emergency. He answered my emergency call within minutes! He was superb. Aside from family Dr Goldman has done at least a dozen cataract operations on my friends. Everyone thought he was excellent. He was the golden doctor at Bascom Palmer and now I feel lucky to be able to reach him in his own practice on PGA. It is unusual to find a surgeon who is brilliant, kind, understanding and humane. Be patient about getting an appointment. He is worth the wait.

I have a condition that affects my eyes and started going here about 3 years ago. I am getting up…read morethere in age and have been to enough healthcare facilities to say this is one of the few places where not just the doctors, but even the staff care and want to heal you. There are not just extremely professional in what they do, they are Ladies and Gentlemen. I am extremely grateful for them and what they do.

Amazing staff very personable and awesome Dr.. Definitely coming here from now on!!!!!read more

Sent an appointment request and never heard back. Waited a week and ended up going elsewhere…read more Business must be booming.

Dr. Rubin is a gifted surgeon who exemplifies outstanding medical skills and knowledge, His…read morekindness ,competence , caring for patients and outstanding professionalism are attributes not always seen today. Dr. Rubin recently completed eyelid surgery for me, he did a great job and i am just ecstatic about the results. Dr. Rubin's entire staff was just as awsome as he was.

If you want excellent care this is your guy! My very picky mother absolutely loved Dr. Rubin and…read morehis little partner in crime, Chantal! She had a long time growth near her water line that turned out to be basal-cell carcinoma. Today after her removal, he did his thing and left her feeling good as new! Thank you Dr. Rubin and Chantal for your excellent care! P.s. Schedule your facial with Chantal - 10 out of 10 would recommend

Works in busy surgery. Adequate parking and professional set up…read more In my case ultimately resulting in cataract surgery. All seems to have gone well and Dr Neiroff clear and concise with guidance.

Dr. Nemiroff is an excellent doctor and surgeon. She cares about her patients. I had Cataract…read moresurgery in 2024 and had an issue with one of my eyes. She called me at home that night to see how I was feeling. A few days later I had a pressure issue behind my eye. She called me multiple times and offered to go back to her office after hours but I was OK by then. She went above and beyond any doctor has done for me. Her office staff is very professional and knowledgeable. I am very satisfied with her care.

I have been here for 2 years with 3 different specialists…read more You can check in early by your phone or when you arrive. I just wait until I am there . A person assists you for the check in acknowledging and signing and gives you a wrist band. There are 2 sections that I know of downstairs I have gone to and upstairs has two other areas for images and physician visits and a pediatric wing . They forewarn you that you are expected to be there 2 to 4 hours and it can be more. An assistant tech,nurse always comes first and asks questions to evaluate. After the doctor comes in there can be fellow students at times as this is a teaching hospital. They have a snack cart to choose a snack and beverage since you are there for so long if needed. The also offer coffee, hot chocolate, and tea. A charging station is available is some waiting areas . I did get a biopsy done last year in the outpatient with some amazing nurses at the begining to keep me calm . There was one at the end that just wanted to push me out saying it is not all day just in and out, even though I did not feel ready to get up. I was diagnosed with an eye disease on top of another issue I went in for initially. I am being treated for this so I have follow up visits Plan to spend all day. They have an optical center on site for those who wish to get glasses there too. A pediatric wing is also available. It is very easy to get to as it is right off of turpike exit of Palm Beach Gardens. Alot of parking up front and a drop off undercover for those who need to be dropped off.

Nightmare experience. After losing vision in my left eye due to hemorrhage I was transferred from a…read morelocal ER to Bascom Palmer The ER evaluation was fine. The following morning I saw a resident Victor Sanchez and the experience was a nightmare. He decided to do work on my good eye for what he claimed to be a potential minor tear in the retina. I now have vision problems in my right eye. His bedside manner was horrible. Avoid.

Dr. Gallogly and staff are the best! Would not trust my retina in the hands of any other…read morespecialist!. We are very blessed to have him in our area.

My experience at Retina Care is exemplary. Always professional and accomodating. They were…read morereferred to me by my opthamologist and I have found the staff to be very professional and polite. I have been seen by Dr. Gallogly and Dr. Chen and have not been disapointed. I highly recommend them.

Absolutely ecstatic…read more My LASEK (with an E) was performed quickly and professionally by Dr George Khouri and the other staff at VIP Laser Eye Center. I will simply say this, everything went as well as one could have hoped. My vision is amazing, my eyes feel amazing, the level of care- Amazing. Both pre and post surgery. I ended up with 20/10 vision and I swear colors are more vibrant. I feel like telling the world. At 33, I didn't know what to expect as a result. Maybe 20/20 at best but I never imagined it to be this good! Keep in mind that the first week after surgery is the worst of it, and for me that was only a few days of slight to moderate discomfort. Nothing extreme. Only on my 2nd night through 4th nights did I have some times where I would wake up and need some more Keterolac and eye drops.

Surgery Did Not work, was literally blind in one eye for almost two months. Very stressful was…read moreafraid my vision would never return! After two months of vision problems they charged me for all the follow up visita i had to endure bc the surgery didn't work. 6 months out vision is still terrible. Onve healed I will have to go somewhere else to have it done again! Warnin! Go somewhere el for your eye surgery!

I had been seeing Doctor Cano until his untimely passing last year. I was exceptionally pleased…read morewith his care on every level. His wife, Doctor Manning has done a phenomenal job in adapting the practice to their new reality. I had my first visit with Dr. Manning yesterday. While different in her own way, she exhibits every bit of the care, professionalism and personal attentiveness that I valued so much in Dr. Cano. Additionally, my girlfriend visited Dr Manning with an emergency issue and was immediately diagnosed and sent to a "same day" appointment with a retina specialist who saved her vision. The staff welcomed me warmly, as they knew me from when I was bringing a disabled friend for her twice monthly visits. Without reservation, I give my highest recommendation to Cano and Manning Eye Center!!

The Staff and Doctors are very nice. The accommodated my request for appointment the same day. I…read morelike both Doctors.

Dr. Connor has good medical skills. At the same time, despite the fact that many of his patients…read morecarry Medicare Advantage insurance, he opted out of all such plans in the Fall of 2022, although he continues to accept basic Medicare. From the patient's standpoint, this makes no sense. All MA plans are obligated to pay physicians medicare authorized rates for specific services, which means that Dr. Connor would be paid the same amount by a patient's MA plan as by basic Medicare; however, by refusing to accept MA plans, Connor is able to charge patients higher rates than authorized by Medicare and patients can only recover the authorized amounts from their MA insurers.

Dr. Connor is the best. I go to him for Botox. I've seen others in the past and Dr. Connor is…read morehands down the best! I wouldn't trust my face to anyone else. Highly recommend!

I never leave reviews but felt compelled to do so after my lasik experience at lasik vision…read moreinstitute. I ended up having to do three total consultations. the first determined that i was indeed a candidate for lasik but they wanted to see me back after a week of no contact use. i came back for my second appointment to see if i was also a candidate for contoura but my eyes had been extremely dry due to allergies so i had to make my third consultation appointment. that week, i hit up costco and got the giant box of eye drops and used those religiously. third consultation appointment and they told me that my eyes looked much better. lasik was still on the table but my eyes didn't quality for contoura. it's an additional charge so i know they're not pushing for things just to get more money out of me. while i would have opted for contoura, it's a relief to know you're getting what will work best for your eyes. day of lasik surgery went smoothly. met the surgeon (dr insler) for the first time. he was very kind. some might take him as coming off a bit brass but he was just very efficient. he was concerned about doing lasik because i have botox in my forehead and i can't move those muscles much to widen my eyes. he wanted to do prk instead. after dr fiedler rechecked my eyes, i asked her if we could at least lay me down and see how my eyes did to try lasik. she was my saving grace and somehow dr insler agreed. actual procedure was painless and he was able to do lasik without any issues. the surgical staff gave me a teddy bear and a blanket after i laid down. it was a comforting feeling. dr insler talked me through the entire procedure, step by step, and was extremely reassuring. afterwards, dr fiedler checked my eyes and said everything looked great. she repeated my drop instructions and i went home to sleep for a few hours. the next day is the first followup appointment. it was a very fast in and out appointment. literally maybe 10 minutes. they check your eyes and your vision. my left eye was already at 20/20 at 24 hours later. my right eye still showed a little inflammation but they said that is completely normal and not to worry. my next appointment is 5 days post lasik and i can not wait to see how much my eyesight will have improved by then. i have absolutely no complaints about lasik vision institute or any of the staff. they were all amazing. from the girls up front, to randy (who always remembered my name when i came in), to the nurses who did my exams and held my eyelashes up and out of the way for me lol, to all of the doctors on staff. i am so so grateful to everyone at LVI. The wait times were as expected and always quicker than they said. pricing was amazing for eyesight that works! they never tried to upsell me on anything. i would go back a million times over. hopefully this review helps some of you that have any reservations! i know i got nervous right before and it was all for nothing!

I had LASIK done here and I honestly feel like I was sold a procedure instead of being properly…read morecounseled as a patient. Before surgery, I only needed glasses for night driving. I did not need readers for my phone, computer, or daily work. My job requires me to be on a phone and computer about 8 hours a day, so near vision is extremely important to me. After surgery, my near vision is significantly worse and now I need readers just to function at work. Never once was it clearly explained to me that correcting my farsightedness/distance vision at my age could make my close vision worse or cause me to need readers. If I had been clearly told that, it absolutely would have affected my decision. In my opinion, the office seemed much more focused on selling me LASIK than making sure I fully understood the risks and lifestyle tradeoffs. This was not a small detail -- needing readers all day for work is a major change in my quality of life. I understand there is a healing period, but my issue is with the lack of clear counseling before the procedure. Patients deserve to know if a surgery could leave them worse off for the things they do every day. At this point, I am requesting my full records, including my consent forms, pre-op prescription, surgical target for each eye, post-op measurements, and any documentation showing whether readers, presbyopia, monovision, or blended vision were actually discussed with me before surgery. Very disappointed and would strongly caution anyone considering LASIK here to ask very specific questions before agreeing to anything.