Five stars for Kelly (eye assistant--super kind), Nakeda (excellent assistance with helping me to…read morepick out new glasses--without being pushy or hovering and very kind) and Dr. Noga (prompt and professional). Two stars for receptionist who lacked warmth and probably should not be a front desk person. (She wasn't rude but she wasn't super friendly either.) Overall, five stars for solid and easy appointment that took my vision insurance. .

Great staff and dr, nice selection of glasses! Quick delivery of new glasses. Would recommend...!read more

Very friendly staff, prompt and courteous I felt they addressed my needs quite well.read more

The people at Valley Vision Center were really great to work with. They were all (and I think I…read moredid speak with ALL of them at one time or another during my multiple visits) helpful and friendly. They kept several pairs of frames I was interested in tucked away for me while I was trying to decide which one I liked the best, and they all helped give me their opinions on which pair looked best on me when I asked. No one ever rushed me, and there always seemed to be enough employees present to answer my questions. I also thought they had a great selection of frames, and they were willing to order in a frame in a different color if I wanted to see it. Bottom line is on this review: you will be a happy customer if you shop at Valley Vision Center!

Oh honey... buckle in, because this one deserves a slow clap and a bombastic side-eye…read more So my daughter decided to trust EyeMart Express in Grand Junction, bold choice, apparently. We did not know she was offering herself up as tribute. What followed? An absolute Insurance Hunger Games: Optical Edition. Let's start with the basics: she needed a simple list of benefits faxed directly from her insurance. Standard. Normal. Happens every day. Meanwhile, her husband waltzes into another EyeMart Express location like it's a VIP lounge, appointment, exam, glasses, DONE the same day. Efficiency? We love to see it... just not here, apparently. Now this location? Oh no, they said the doctor doesn't take her insurance. Fine. Annoying, but fine, out of pocket it is. But tell me why EVERYTHING ELSE also fell apart like a clearance rack sandal? Enter: the sales clerk. Suspicious. Unhelpful. Acting like my daughter was trying to commit identity fraud just to get a pair of frames. Claimed the insurance company had "no record of her." None. Zero. Vanished into the void. Meanwhile*plot twist*my daughter can literally pull up her info on the portal, and so can her husband. It's magggggicccc! So my daughter, being more patient than I would've been, asks, "Hey... what number are you calling?" Turns out... wrong number. WRONG. NUMBER. And instead of, I don't know, fixing it? Calling the correct one? Doing literally the bare minimum? Miss Thing says she'll just "keep trying." Keep trying WHAT, sunshine?? Dialing into the abyss?? Communicating with spirits?? At this point it's less customer service and more performance art. Angel baby... figure it out. Service: zero. Effort: negative. Vibes: aggressively unhelpful. I'm giving this location 1 star with a full-body sneer. Grand Junction, do better. Side note hats off to the FOCO location who graciously offered to help us out of the debacle. Girrrlll, we love a timely rescue. We will allow the cape this time.

I have been going to Dr. Hicks for several years. I purchased a set of Oakley's with a two-year…read morelens replacement warranty on them before she moved to Eyemart. The lenses that I got from her are scratched and I informed her that I needed a new pair of lenses, and Dr. Hicks says that her warranty is not gonna cover them anymore since she moved. I went in to get my eye exam at Eyemart where Dr. Hicks is now working. I got my eye exam and some new glasses with the lenses and the lenses were killing my eyes. So I went back in to let Dr. Hicks know that the prescription she gave me was not working for me. Dr. Hicks told me that it's Eyemart's problem, not hers and then drop me as a patient. I personally would not recommend Dr. Hicks to anybody in the Grand Valley. So in short do not go to Dr. Hicks or trust her medical abilities for eyeglasses. No wonder why her partners didn't want to work with her anymore at the old place!!!

I took my Aunt here to get new glasses. I was quoted $115 for two pairs of bi-focal glasses. That…read morewas a big fat lie and the jackass that was supposed to help us was just a rude S.O.B. We ended up going to Eyemart Express for her glasses because you get them the same day and from every other review I have read, America's Best gets just about every order wrong and then refuses to fix the problem. These people are some of the worst people I've met. The eye doctor was rude to my 90 year old aunt and the jackass tech was just as rude. My advice, stay away from here. Either take your business to Eyemart Express or Pearle Vision. I wouldn't let my dog be seen by these people, even if they were the last eyeglass business on earth.

I was traveling when a little screw fell out of my glasses. I "fixed" them with a paper clip. When…read moreI arrived in Grand Junction I looked for Eyeglass Repair on Yelp and found these folks. They were eager to help and put a new screw in within minutes great, friendly service. While I was waiting I heard them interact with other customers in a similar manner.

I should have done this years ago. ICON is a fine-tuned professional operation - instilling…read moreconfidence and competence - that maintains a warm and friendly environment. They were very patient-centric, making sure I understood every step of the process. The staff made all post-procedure care steps very clear, and provided paperwork that reiterated the info for later use. The facilities also represent the business, being clean and professional in appearance. Even the admin/reception staff was supportive and helped to alleviate anxiety through their conversation and personal experiences with LASIK. The procedure itself was incredibly short and absolutely painless. Anticlimactic, really. The team worked together in a manner that made it easy to just trust them and do my part of lying there. Doctor Fox explained everything as he worked, and maintained great communication throughout the procedure. I know the procedure is not appropriate for everyone, but I don't know why everyone who can do it doesn't get it done. We buy TVs that cost more than this, and shouldn't our vision come before 4K big screens? So, the results...I read many internet stories of outcomes, but here is mine: My procedure was in the afternoon, and then I went to my hotel for my required nap (had to bring a chauffeur for this part). My eyes felt irritated and photophobic, and fought me when I tried to keep them open, but weren't really painful. I still had no trouble navigating to my room. The drops eased this irritation completely, so sleeping was easy. I woke up four hours later to somewhat foggy vision; I had dinner in bed, and went back to sleep for six hours. When I awoke, I had no pain or irritation, and could see very clearly. It was practically instant. I felt amazed just looking out the window at the sunrise. My follow up that morning - which I drove to - showed my vision was not only corrected, but was better than average. I drove the 2 hours home with no pain or irritation, enjoying the clearest scenery I've observed since I was young. A great experience and I could not be happier.

I've seen them repeatedly for dry eye and possible cateracs and they never actually do anything for…read moreme they just keep scheduling additional appointments to check things and they never do anything including informing me of possible problems. I just googled my problem and in less than five minutes found a possible aid which they never even gave me a hint that that may help???

My husband and I wanted to look at Oakley sunglasses & he had a lot of questions regarding lenses…read more The gal working there named Haydyn was phenomenal! Very knowledgeable, eager to answer our questions & wasn't salesy at all. She was fantastic, has great customer service and we were so pleasantly surprised to have such great service!

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