Staff were very friendly from the moment I made my appointment until the time I left. Dr Friedman…read moreis very very nice and very knowledgeable. Appointment was prompt and quick. I felt very confident -- I left there with the right prescription. Office is clean. I highly recommend. Parking is side street. Bring quarters just in case.

Amazing services and a big Thank you to the Dr.'s and their friendly staff! I will continue going…read morefor my eyecare. Cheers,

Went in for a routine eye exam, Dr. Moyshelis was very thorough and communicated well. I was helped…read morewith picking out glasses and all my insurance questions were answered. Overall great experience

Very caring eye doctor and I had a great experience with my eye care procedure performed by Dr. Modiread more

I was a patient of Dr Modi Great experience…read more Correction- fantastic You can entrust your eye to Dr Modi.

Went to Cranford Eye Care. Over the phone, I was told they take Aetna insurance. After the exam,…read morethey asked me to pay I think $80.00. I said I was that you took Aetna. Well, this was about a year ago. I am still so upset because I had vision coverage, and would never have gone to this place if they told me the truth over the phone.

I have seen the eye doctor a few times over the last few years and about 2 years ago I got a stye…read morein my left eye and went in and was told due to dust at my job this could be a problem going forward then I got one in my right eye and when I called I was told I had to come in because it was a different eye so I did and now I have another stye and I am leaving for vacation and when I called yesterday the doctor was not and my file could not be found and today I got a return call that first said I have not been there in years and when I said I had and that I leave for Christmas vacation in the morning I was told the only appointment available was Saturday after I'm gone and I should just go to urgent care because won't refill script without seeing me and was really rude to me as a bonus so if your looking for an eye doctor look elsewhere

Got to the Eye Clinic half hour early and after waiting for about 10 minutes they took me in…read more Offices are always clean and orderly. The personnel always willing to help and assist, and the doctors are excellent. They explain what they are doing and discuss their plan and treatment.

The staff is nice, waiting was 20 minutes. Many forms to complete because they want to get paid…read more The optician section was very good. Nick worked with me and didn't rush to make sure I picked the right glasses for my needs. I recommended the Eye Clinic.

Dr. Latorre is fantastic. Incredibly friendly, very knowledgeable. Great personality and willing to…read moreanswer any and all questions about your eyes. And above all she loves true crime. How can that not be awesome!!

The Eye Center of Clark is great. Dr. Botsacos is excellent and her warm personality makes you feel…read morevery comfortable. She has helped me so much. Im so happy to go to a practice that not only the doctor but also the entire staff is so helpful and nice. I love it there.

I come here for my eye exams and my ordered pair of contacts annually! The front desk ladies are…read morealways so nice and very professional. It's an open space environment with plenty of glasses to choose from! The doctors are so kind and helpful! They're also very helpful when my pair of contacts got lost in the shipment (never received) and they sent another set with no problems! Always leave this place with a smile on my face.

From the owner: Get 2 pairs of glasses and a free, quality eye exam starting at $95 at Americas Best. Visit us…read moreonline or call your local store to find exam times or shop our selection of frames.

Excellent service. They wipe everything down thoroughly. Friendly staff and they make you feel at…read moreease. I'm so glad I found them!

This optometrist saved my trip when I ran into a contact lens emergency! I was visiting and…read morehappened to lose my right contact lens and found myself without a backup (poor planning, I know). I called and shared my prescription and was told to come by anytime before closing to snag a lens on the same day. I had called multiple optometrists and none were willing to part with one contact lens. They wanted me to complete an eye exam, order my Rx through them, order an entire box, or confirm my prescription with my doctor back home (which could take days). Everywhere I called wanted me to jump through hoops or pay unnecessary fees to boost their business, but Ioe Vision Care was the first place I called that was willing to HELP me for the sake of helping. The staff was friendly, knowledgeable, and FAST! This place is a WIN for the locals and anyone traveling in the area with eye care needs.

Dr Calderone's office arranged for my urgent visit on the same day. Everyone was courteous,…read morethorough and efficient. Dr Calderone took time to review his findings and recommendations carefully. I recommend him highly.

I started going to this practice on the recommendation of my previous ophthalmologist, who retired…read more I was willing to give it a chance, but after my most recent experience I'll be going elsewhere for my next eye exam. As other reviewers have noted, patients at this practice go through a "production line" process, along with long waits between various tests, before seeing the doctor. Expect to spend at least 90 minutes, even early in the day. The previous two years, I was seen by Dr. Yang, the optometrist on staff. She was thorough and took an educational approach - I appreciated the time she took to explain a condition she'd observed and her willingness to respond to my questions. While I wasn't thrilled with the amount of time the whole experience took, I felt I'd gotten something positive out of it. This year, I was seen instead by Dr. Calderone. Or at least I found out it was him after I saw the signature on my prescriptions - he never introduced himself, nor did anyone inform me I wouldn't be seeing Dr. Yang. Instead, as soon as Calderone walked into the exam room, he looked up another patient's chart and spent several minutes talking about that patient's issues with his assistant. With several other exam rooms available (and presumably a personal office somewhere), why would he talk about a patient in front of a stranger? Once done with that, he turned to me and said, "your turn!" Looking at the computer screen where my test results presumably were on screen, he started muttering about what he was seeing; it sounded as if he doubted the information he was reading and was trying to correct it. He had questions about my contact lenses and it got to the point where I said I'd go home to find the box to confirm that what Dr. Yang had prescribed the year before. My confidence in him and his skills was rapidly waning. Now we're on to the exam, and he coughs in my face as he's looking at my eyes through the instrument. Seriously. We're in the middle of cold and flu season (I won't even go into covid and RSV...), and a physician can't even bother to turn his head before he coughs. Exam done, he tells me that nothing's changed since last year, and I can pick up my prescription at the optician's desk in the lobby. While I'd been considering buying a pair of glasses there, the optician (after keeping me waiting) simply asked if I needed to order contacts and handed me my prescriptions when I said no. Good thing I didn't get the glasses there. When I finally looked at the prescription before going to an optician, I saw that it's dramatically different from the scrip I got last year and didn't account for my bifocal needs. Either Calderone was lying when he said my vision hadn't changed, or he simply wasn't paying attention. I wouldn't have been happy to spend several hundred dollars on glasses with the wrong prescription. Either way I'm not going back. And I had a cold two days later. Thanks, Dr. Calderone.