I took my wife to have her eyes checked. The problem is that my wife has Alzheimer's. Working…read morewith her requires immense patience. I could not be more impressed with care and love afforded my wife by Dr. Patel's staff. very professional! A big thanks to all of the staff. Ray Walker

From Dr. Patel's recommendation, I was told to forgo LASIK and instead opt for PRK. Initially, I…read morewas surprised as I had gone to two other nationally recognized ophthalmologists who specialized in LASIK and both told me I was a perfect candidate. Both of the other doctors missed that I had a history of severe dry eyes whereas Dr. Patel knew from just a 10 minute eye exam. I ended up getting PRK and on the day of my surgery, I was guided through all my questions, concerns, and given detailed instructions on what to do post surgery and what to expect during recovery. The surgery was surprisingly quick and painless. I was given a goodie bag with drops and lubricant. I followed the directions (use the lubricant liberally!) and although the first couple days were painful and I mostly slept, I could see decently in about a week and almost perfectly within 2-3 weeks. It's been nearly a year from my surgery and I can't begin to tell you much my life has improved without glasses. I'm so glad I listened to Dr. Patel's advice for PRK because even though the recovery time was longer, I have zero issues with dry eyes. I've never felt more appreciated and cared for at any other doctor's office than at WVI.

I recently had cataract surgery on both eyes after years of slowly losing my sight. Everyone at GEA…read moretreat you like family, with a friendly, caring quality that is indeed rare these days. In short, these folks are as good as it gets. Words fall a bit short to express how grateful I am to each and every one of you for what you have done for me. For everyone at Grisham Eye Associates, I wish you all blessed days ahead, be well and be happy. Thanks so much. Michael L Harvey

Amazing from start to finish. My mom stayed overnight too. Every employee did a great job!…read more Highly recommend!

Hubby was there 2 days, this place is TOP NOTCH! Excellent care, nurses and doctors. The food there…read moreis amazing!!

dr patel and staff are excellent very friendly very knowledgeable. they greet their customers by…read moretheir name and make you feel at home and welcome to be there

I've been with Dr. Patel for years. And she has always been great. I'm 70 years old, and because…read moreof Dr. Patel and her staff, I've never had better vision. I've had myopia all my life, now I don't and it is wonderful. It's life changing. Wait times are minimal and she and they always take that extra step to ensure the health and comfort of their patients. And I see how cares for others, I don't know how she does it. But we are lucky to have her.

No communication what so ever between docters patients nurses or physicians or surgeons do not…read morerecommend at all please go somewhere else it's much safer

My son was taken to wm Newton hospital by ambulance 09/27/2025 for a seizure that wouldn't stop…read more They diagnosed him with low sodium 122 which can cause seizures and death at that value, he wasn't treated for low sodium, only given keppra a seizure drug, that he already takes, and sent home, he still wasn't fully responsive, we took him to KU in Kansas City ourselves since wm Newton wouldn't help us get him there, this is about the 4th time wm Newton has played with our sons life like this, our son is very fragile. Anyway he was immediately triaged and ER care started. When he was stabilized he was admitted to a room in KU hospital, at this point he has several team of Dr's working on him. He is not ok and if we. Had taken him home like they ordered us to do he would have died I would like to know where they get these so called Dr from that Wm Newton hospital uses, I was told from someone in the general public that the one Dr that is in the ER dept of wm Newton a lot is called Dr death in the general community due to him sending critical ill patients home from the ER saying nothing wrong just to have them either die or end up being admitted to another hospital in serious condition. I will let Wm Newton Hospital know that when I am trying to get my son care I don't want him admitted to their hospital, what I want is for them to help me get him to a hospital that can handle his complex needs, and if he dies in the process of trying to get this done after he has first visited their ER, I will sue for wrongful death, and I will win, I have to much documentation of how he has been treated in the past at this hospital.