Had my cataracts fixed up in gosh, 2022? From start to finish everything was smooth as butter…read more There was a minimal wait in the initial waiting room. For cataracts there are quite a few tests you must endure and everyone I encountered was happy to answer my inane questions (I nervous talk and ask dumb things just to fill the silence). Dr. Ireland could see how disappointed I was that the fancy Ferrari lenses would not work for me due to potential overlap with my LASIK scars being a hindrance rather than a help. She was able to offer a solution with a mid-range lens (neither far, nor near optimized, but mid-range vision like a computer screen). Because most of my work is done on a computer this was a good compromise. The wait after having eyes dilated is a bit longer. Bring something to occupy your time and you'll be fine. Or take a nap. At the time I had mine done I wasn't in my 50s, yet, and it was delightful to hear the other patients say, "but you're so young!" :D If you ever want to hear you're young, get arthritis and have cataracts before age 50, lol. Billing went smoothly. No issues there. I did have to pay a little extra for my Land Rover lenses versus the Corolla version. Be sure to ask more questions. I think I would have been fine with the Corolla (these are my layperson terms, not medical terms) and I should have inquired deeper, but as my mom still lives and breathes so too does she push for the "best" for me. Sometimes you have to ignore Mom, y'all. I'm not unhappy, but I will forever wonder if Corolla would have served me well. Aftercare was flawless. I am Well behind on my appointments due to life events (we all have Those things happen, right?). I'm looking forward to seeing the office staff at the Brownwood office and following up with Dr. Causey. Not only is he professional, but he's kind and happy to explain and listen to what's going on with your orbs. And yes, he also endures my inane questions.

I had an examination for cataracts. The Dr. Ireland has no bedside manner and hardly looked me in…read moremy eyes. It was like exam bamboo thank you mam exam. There was a lack of communication from her office. They have a call center in Tarpon Springs that is out to lunch. The billing department sends you a unknown bill. Get a second opinion somewhere else. Run for your eyes. I would not have any operation there under any circumstance. Pass this word to all you know.

Had cataract surgery by Dr Croley and 2 days later the lens slipped out of place. His reaction…read morewas " oh well, I can't fix it, find someone who csn". Never offered to help or refer me to anyone. Had to get another Dr to refer me to a out of town specialist. Fortunately the other Dr fixed it. If you are thinking about using Dr Croley, don't walk away, run away

Had cataract surgery there. 2 days later lens slipped out of place. Dr Croley who has zero…read morepersonality to begin with had a "oh well " attitude. Said he couldn't fix it and said go find someone who can. Now I have to travel out of town and pay another $4,000 out of pocket and might never have my vision corrected thanks to him. Go anywhere else to have your eyes done

I have been a patient of Dr Pollock's for years and received excellent care. The office is very…read morewell run, everyone is friendly and helpful. I finally had cataract surgery which was very successful. I did not feel anything. Dr Pollock is a superb eye surgeon. He also did surgery on my husband. I am now seeing one of his colleagues for maintenance. You would be very pleased with your care at Ocala Eye.

I chose the premium lens and the right eye is still as bad as before I had cataract surgery ,I am…read morenot happy with the results of my cataract surgery, I think DR Vish did his best but the lens is not the correct strength , on my last visit they had me see a DR Young who was cold and direct who told me that I can not have another surgery to change the lens and glasses are my only option. I think that they don't want to admit that they made a MISTAKE in getting the correct strength lens for my right eye, and they don't want the expense of making this right. My left eye is not great but passable.

I have been dealing with painful eyes for almost 6 yrs. Been to other Doctors with no diagnosis…read more No help. Today Dr Geering did extensive diagnostics (that the others did not provide) and found the issue. She gave me a treatment plain that I believe will take care of the problem. By the time I left the office I was not in pain woke up today with no pain. It seemed easy to resolve and I thank this lady she knows her eyes!

I've been a patient of Dr Cevallos at Eye Care Center of Ocala for a few years and cannot recommend…read moreshe and her office highly enough. Yesterday Natalie (the technician) assisted me in preparation to seeing the doctor. Natalie is professional - she answered all my questions - She is outgoing and has a positive aura about her. Between she and Dr Cevallos I feel confidant with the quality of my eye care. Penny, the delightful lady in the front, helped me choose and order my frames and once more - She was wonderful. Eye Care of Ocala is simply the best!

Absolutely the best retina Dr in Ocala! Dr Mames is pleasant, reassuring, caring and has kept my…read moreeyesight from deteriorating from ARMD. He's the best and his staff is amazing!!

We had an appointment for our son. Before they examined him, they canceled it because they were…read moreafraid to take his case based on hi diagnosis, or lack thereof the entire reason we needed a retina specialist was to find out what the lesions on his retinas are. We even offered to pay out of pocket. it didn't matter. They refused to see him. Now we're left trying to get into the only other retina specialist in town, whose first opening isn't until May of next year. Instead, we're scrambling to find specialists in Miami or at Emory. If you only want routine cases, say so. But refusing to examine a patient because you don't know what's wrong defeats the purpose of being a specialist.

Although I have lived in Ocala now for a few years, I still have not set up all the medical…read morespecialists I need to see. I have been driving back to Broward for my annual eye exam since we moved here because I luckily have not had any issues with my eyes. I also love my optometrist there! I recently had an issue with my eyes, where I my vision was impaired and sort of seeing zig zag flashes. As we all do, I went to researching what it could be and all signs were pointing to retinal detachment. I went into panic mode, called my optometrist in Broward, and they directed me to go to an ER and request an on call emergency optometrist. When I called an ER, they said there is no such thing in Ocala, which I figured. So I decided to try showing up first thing in the am to Dr. Lentsch's office, hoping to receive care. Upon walking into the office, we were greeted immediately and offered assistance. I explained what was going on and the front desk associate said the Dr could not see me right away but she was able to squeeze me in the afternoon. Sucked because I had to move my schedule around but I had no idea what I was dealing with and I immensely appreciated the last minute fit in. She gave me paperwork to fill out, bring back, and took all my information then to be prepared for my appointment. We came back for our appointment and we were greeted with same friendliness as the morning. I handed over the paperwork and also informed her I filled it out online because it was sent to me in the interim. I was called in not too long after by another assistant. She asked assessment questions, performed some tests, then guided me to the exam room to wait for Dr. Lentsch. Dr. Lentsch came in not too long after, introduced himself, and shook my hand. Dr. Lentsch confirmed everything I had reported on the paperwork, along with my own report I created since the problem initiated. After dilating my eyes and looking over everything, I was informed that everything looked great and it was most likely Ocular Migraines. Dr. Lentsch suggested I get a CT scan, just to rule out anything serious. I was so relieved and Dr. Lentsch is one of those professionals you need in an anxious time. I was informed on my way out, at the front desk, that I should receive a bill in the mail. I excessively thanked the staff for taking me last minute and for their assistance and left. I HIGHLY recommend this office!

Great optician! They were very knowledgeable, proficient and efficient in their service. I would…read morehighly recommend them!

Medicare patients watch out for additional charges. Suggest you ask up front about this. An annual…read morecheckup became a "medical" exam for what I thought was an annual routine eye exam. This happened to me and I had to pay out of pocket. It wasn't cheap!

Have been a patient at Ocala Eye for 33 years. Excellent service. I had cataract surgery, done by…read moreDr. Morris and it turned out amazing. My vision is now 20/20. Highly, highly recommended.

Had cataract surgery with Dr Croley. 2 days later vision went blurry. New lens slid out of…read moreplace. Dr Croley (who is pompous and has 1 foot out the door when he walks in) went oh well, I can't fix it. Find someone who can. Never offered to refer me or anything. Had to get a referral to a out of town specialist. When he went in the lens had folded in half and was against my retina. Fortunately he was able to fix Croley's mess. If you are thinking of having him do your cataract don't walk away, run away

I found staff to be friendly, although Dr. Croley was quite a pompous man and I felt he was…read morecompletely disinterested in me as a patient. The eye glass woman was completely rude to me, after I said I wanted to look around at the display first...before sitting down, so I said I would return when I had more time and she ,do not return without an appointment!