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    Limberg Eye Surgery

    1.0 (1 review)
    Open • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

    Services - Limberg Eye Surgery

    Eye exams

    Eye surgery

    Laser vision correction

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    Sani Eye Center

    Sani Eye Center

    3.0(40 reviews)
    0.4 mi

    Scheduling a nightmare. Emails, calls, emails, calls. Finally set up for my son, took him out of…read moreschool. They said "his appt was yesterday," wherein I replied "no, look at this email, I wasn't available yesterday," and receptionist took no responsibility. It was definitely Wed not Tues. She wouldn't look at my emails. She said "oh, she shouldn't have done that"/scheduled you? My son didn't feel heard at the appt with the Dr. He had a concussion and was sent for that, not a normal eye exam. I was but off by him too in our conversations. Disregarded. Now he is getting glasses, don't think that is the correct route? My appt was suppossed to be immediately after his (for his 9am we arrived at 850 and he was seen at 920/ a student missing school). The first thing I asked was if the dr was on time. Then for my appt, it was supposed to be back to back, mine was at 10, we were there still, and at 10, she stated there were THREE people ahead of me, so an hour wait. Didn't mention they stated they "squeezed Max in today," so therefore the wait, because of their schedule mishap. Felt disrespected and won't go back. We just left, I had to get my kid back in school. Going elsewhere.

    Had PRK corrective surgery here. Initial impressions were good, however the experience would turn…read moreinto a major red flag minutes before the surgery. Dr Sani warned me just minutes before surgery that corrective surgery may take multiple sessions. (We had already had multiple appointments and this was the first I was hearing of multiple sessions under the laser). Surgery was quick and painless, however Dr sani would go on to accidentally cut my eye when removing the bandage contact lenses with his tweezers 7 days after prk laser surgery. He was adamant that he didn't cut my eye, and that I just had dry eyes, which was a common side effect. After weeks of dealing with eye pain and being out of work, and his diagnosis of "dry eyes" I saw another eye doctor. The 2nd eye doctor quickly diagnosed me with a cut to the eye, From a sharp object. (His tweasers). What should've been an easy fix, Dr sani failed to admit his mistake and turned my 2 weeks off the job into over a month. Overall poor communication and and ego turned this experience sour. I wouldn't go back to this location or recommend them to anyone.

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    Adam Abroms, MD - We are utilizing a plexiglass shield that is structured between our providers and our patients to contain COVID-19 protocols.

    Adam Abroms, MD

    4.3(3 reviews)
    4.4 mi

    I really like the doctor and the staff who seem to be taking a lot of care in the exams and seem…read morevery thorough. I went through the preop prep, which was time-consuming for all involved so I feel bad for deciding not to follow through. I chose the Office near me but after the appointment was made, i have been asked to drive 30 miles out of my way to go to their other office because of equipment being down. & basically it was implied thst every future appointment would not be in my location and no indication of this issue being remidied any time soon. & basically said that they would make the appointment but probably continue to call me to move it to the other location, which obviously is more convenient for them, but that wasn't part of the plan in the beginning if I had known that I was going to be coaxed into going 30 miles away (plus for me to get to town is 12 miles) almost 50 miles each way, I wouldn't have chosen this office or this Dr. so I feel kind of confused and that they weren't upfront with my original appointment. Also Anna, who is borderline dismissive and retrieved most of my calls, seemed happy to cancel my next appointment without even offering a suggestion or resolution. I finally got very annoyed & canceled the whole future service. Which I had been excited to have done.

    Ok our eyes are Super important and lets face it any surgery on your eye is Super scary. From the…read moremoment I stepped into the office I was greeted by friendly and knowledgeable staff who took my information and then escorted me to the exam room. Victoria and Luke were really enjoyable and great conversations started up with both. I found myself relaxing more and more. Dr Abroms then came in and took me through the cataract surgery and what it would look like, how long it would take and what the results would be. They scanned my eyes which took only minutes. Then I met with Lisa the Executive Director who went over all the packages available. She was very thorough and I picked my package and we headed up to schedule the surgery. A week later I was at the Surgery center in Arroyo Grande. It was a well oiled machine the way they got you ready made you feel comfortable (Zara, Jen and Lisa) and wisked me into the operating room. After (20 minutes) I went home and things were a bit blurry for a day. The next day I couldn't wait to schedule the other eye. I haven't seen this good since I was 12 and no glasses. I had a wonderful experience.

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    San Luis Obispo Eye Associates

    San Luis Obispo Eye Associates

    2.7(9 reviews)
    0.2 mi

    We've been going to slow Eye Associates for so long that our initial doctor has finally retired…read more wow to think we outlasted the doc anyway the docs here have always been nice the front staff is beyond nice there just the sweetest happiest most helpful women you could ask for and they really help get you scheduled even though the doc is busy busy busy I have a new Doctor Who's just come up Mr agerwald and he's Wonderful. he's so helpful and knowledgeable especially with all the new things that come up in the eye but he's been working on my macular for now a couple of years and is just done wonders to help make things slow down so I can continue to see with what I've got and can look into the future with a happy face to say thank you thank you thank you what a wonderful place I encourage it if you need Advanced eye work these are the people

    This review pertains to the non medical staff and the updated phone system…read more It is now impossible to get to a human who can answer a question. Calling the office gets you into a queue, and the four times I called the wait was 17 minutes, 24 minutes, 36 minutes, and 13 minutes. When I did reach a human, she told me I had to leave a message on the triage line. She would not give me her name or the name of the person/s responsible for triage (Black Hole) line. (I left three triage line messages and never got a call back.) I needed to talk with a human at the Templeton office. Calling the number listed for Templeton gets you the SLO office and the phone answerer told me there was no number for Templeton and no technicians who could assist in Templeton. She also said that is how she was trained to respond. So, on many, many levels from whomever designed the system, approved the system, signed the check, and trained people about the system, it is a colossal failure. Staff training is lacking and the responses by the person today suggest a person who is darn tired of hearing about the messed up system. It is not an improvement. Transferring a call to get the person off your queue is not good training, not getting answers to simple questions is not decent customer service. This is doing a huge disservice to your clients and to the doctors, who likely do not hear about these issues. I have a great doctor, but the recent messes are disturbing. Just listen to the people in the waiting room--you can learn a lot from our experiences.

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