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Lexington Eye Associates

2.8 (46 reviews)
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Eye surgery

Laser vision correction

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They do not have eye doctors do the work. They seem to have young techs do it. The MDs never really see the patients at all.

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Great place to have an eye exam, and they are excellent surgeons also! Just had cataract surgery, excellent experience!!

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Love love love Lexington Eye Associates - Lexington office. If you have a small child, this is…read morewhere you want to come. The Lexington office, specifically Emily for a ophthalmic technician, is where it's at. We went to a different location first and the technician had an awful time getting the eye drops in my kids' eyes and they were honestly traumatized by it (so was I!!). Emily in the Lexington office is AMAZING with children. She is so kind and caring and gets the kids to do all of the tests and they are psyched about it. From the magic glasses (3D test) to the pirate test (eye charts) to the dreaded eye drops... she is a star. Her method of having the child lie back with closed eyes, put in drops, and then blink, works EVERY time. We first met her when my daughters were 4 or 5 and they still ask if we're going to "the right" eye doctor when we have an appointment. She also keeps her patients updated, moving, and to get to the doctor on time. The doctors are all good across the board and across offices, but it's the technician who makes or breaks the appointment. Thank you Ms. Emily! You are the BEST!

I have been going here for a few years and it hasn't been great. there is a call center to make an…read moreappointment and that is very impersonal. I spent an hour going back and forth with the call center and the Lexington office and they said I only have blue cross. meanwhile I have had eye insurance that they couldn't find in part notes or didn't want to look up and told I had to pay out of pocket. it's a mess over there. I need customer service please

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