Always a great experience! Everyone here has been nothing but kind every time I've went, and the…read moredoctors are really good about finding a plan that works for each patient. I see Dr. Price and his care is outstanding, I'll always recommend.

I'm had my lasik surgery here 22 years ago. They are more expensive than other places but I knew…read morethey would take care of me. Was worth it. I can still drive without glasses and I used to not be able to see good enough to find my glasses. They did have to do a touch up with the eyes but that can be expected. When I came back for an appointment I was told all done you don't need to come back. I told the woman that they were going to do a touch up. Oh. Then she went ahead and remesured my eyes for that. That's what I was there for.

Dr. Kovach performed surgery on my lashline. The surgery was performed on 10/29/18 @ a surgical…read morecenter in Downers Grove. I called his office the next day as I was concerned that there was a problem but was told by a woman that everything was normal... On 10/31/18, I called again and said I needed to see him. It turned out that I had 8-10 lashes under the stitches and thus on my eye therefore causing the pain, redness, lack of vision....After he plucked the lashes I had immediate relief and was able to truly start healing. The incision site has since healed nicely- I had my recheck earlier this month. Now, the office staff is a mixed bag of friendly people & those that are trying to act like they want to be there. You will wait well past your appt time so plan accordingly. You'll get called back to one room where they'll check your eyesight and do numbing drops to check pressure and then you'll go to another waiting area and wait and wait. I recommend Dr. Kovach just understand that you will wait to see him.

As most have mentioned, out of control painfully long wait times. I don't think they could've fit…read moreanother person in that large waiting room with a shoehorn. The young lady that did my pretesting did not inspire confidence at all. I wondered if she was even out of high school yet. And her English was not very good. The doctor was in a hurry and I felt he was somewhat dismissive. So I can't say anything about this visit was good.

Outstanding experience with Dr. Daniel DeBartolo and his entire office. From the moment I walked…read morein, the staff was warm, attentive, and genuinely caring -- they truly go above and beyond to make you feel comfortable. Dr. DeBartolo is exceptional. He's incredibly knowledgeable and brings a rare level of passion to his work. I had a very rare optic aura migraine, and he approached it with genuine curiosity and almost childlike enthusiasm -- taking the time to explain everything clearly and making me feel both understood and reassured. It's not often you find a doctor who combines expertise, compassion, and that level of engagement. Highly recommend.

Always supportive of my issues, careful and efficient. I truly would recommend him! I think he is…read morewonderful.

Very professional-Dr Allar does not do surgeries anymore but still does evaluations and consultsread more

Dr Allar has been my eye doctor for 9 years. He has the most comforting bedside manner I feel very…read moreconfident putting my vision into his care. I am a nurse myself so am very particular when it comes to any kind of health care. I have referred many patients to him and will continue to do so.

Went to Dr Gupta some time back and have to eyes examined due Diabetes 2 and Dr Gupta was very…read moreexpert on diagnosis of my eyes. Very patient and kind and above in the quality of his work! I prefer going to him because of his expertise. I have gone to other(s) but felt rushed. There are several Ophthalmologist that had technological equipment that seemed to analyze the eyes effectively because with Diabetes and also a coma I went through, I felt my eyes changed and developed "floater's" in my eyes that bothered me. I feel that most people would be comfortable with Dr Gupta's expertise, care of his work, and makes one feel comfortable in his ability to diagnose your eyes regardless of what eye problem you may have if you need an Ophthalmologist!0

Dr Gupta is highly recommended. He restored my eyesight with a successful surgery and did a…read morefantastic job. He is very compassionate and caring. I have found the office staff to be very friendly and helpful.

I've been going to Dr. Cassano for a long time - since he shared a practice with Dr. Knotek. I…read moremoved to another state 11 years ago, but I still see Dr. Cassano. There's just simply not another doctor like him. He went to my mom's funeral who was also a long time patient - I'm guessing this isn't something he does often, but his schedule allowed it this time, and he made it happen. My dad and I were truly touched. His office staff is also outstanding. Dr. C. is funny, knowledgable, and goes out of his way. I will be super bummed, to say the least, when he retires. Thanks, Dr. C.!

Great place…read more Everyone here is so human and nice. The doctor is fast and actually very funny. Takes vsp insurance I would recommend coming. They have your best interest in mind

Dr. Stephen Gieser was excellent. Thorough, professional. Put me at ease and took time to answer…read moreall my questions and discuss every test and diagnosis. I trust him 100 percent with my eye sight.

From the owner: Wheaton Eye Clinic, the largest privately held ophthalmic practice in the Midwest, has delivered…read moreworld-class eye care to patients in Wheaton, Illinois, for more than 75 years. The medical team is comprised of a wide range of ophthalmic and optometric specialists, including clinicians focused on general ophthalmology, glaucoma care, cataract care, pediatric vision care, and neuro-ophthalmology. The office offers a full complement of assessment, diagnostic, and treatment options, ranging from routine eye exams to glaucoma surgery like peripheral iridotomy and selective laser trabeculoplasty. Because the Wheaton Eye Clinic providers are the most experienced and knowledgeable eye care specialists around, they see patients from not only the Wheaton and Chicago areas, but also the surrounding states, and sometimes even other countries. Every year, more than 160,000 patients entrust the Wheaton Eye Clinic team with their vision care. The Wheaton Eye Clinic team strives to offer pragmatic and personalized solutions, delivered with compassion. At this time, Wheaton Eye Clinic is accepting new patients. To schedule a consultation, book online, or by phone today.

Dr. Cox is the best ophthalmologist I have ever been too. If I could give him higher than a five…read morestar rating I would.

From the owner: Choosing an eye doctor can be an overwhelming choice but you can rely on F. David Cox, M.D. of…read moreNaperville Eye Associates to bring you the most expert level of care, in a professional and ethical manner. Dr. Cox is an ophthalmologist who provides care in a comfortable yet state-of-the-art setting from the routine eye exam to on-site laser treatment to Naperville, FL residents. We believe in routine eye exams for everyone, as this is the best way to treat and diagnose any problems before they impact your vision. Dr. Cox is a full scope ophthalmologist who specializes in: ? Modern cataract surgery ? Medical and surgical management of glaucoma ? Laser use for management of glaucoma and diabetes ? Laser use for cosmetic facial procedures Dr. Cox has been on the active staff of Edward Hospital for the past 28 years and has served on many committees and is a previous president of the medical staff. He is also a member of the American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgeons as well as the American Academy of Ophthalmology. He is also the Medical Director for Naperville Surgical Center and has been since it was founded. You have a clear choice, call today and schedule your appointment!

I chose Wheaton eye clinic from an Americas Best referal. The Dr. was great answered all my…read moreconcern.My question is how in the world does a Eye appointment take 2.5 + hrs..Check in was very unorganized I did precheck in papers on line and had to do them again there. The whole place seemed extremely chaotic.The pre exam rooms had no ceiling and you could hear the exam next to you.. very old outdated building.After 25 min the first lady took me.. she did tests after she was done she said I have to see if they want me to do more of course they did.I was then brought to another lady she did more testing....they brought to a man he did more testing..I feel this was all to prolong the situation because the dr was backed up.They really need to stop over booking.The patients time is valuable too. It was now going on 2 hrs I had to ask when they were going to call me back.Finally 15 min later the brought me to a room where I waited another 15 min .I was finally seen by the dr. then a few more tests?All this was supposed to be is a cataract appointment.I spent less time with the Dr than anyone else. At checkout I literally had to ask the guy for a print out.It was almost like I was bothering him.I had to walk up to him he didn't even call me up. They want to see me in a year .I'm wondering if the one in Geneva is any better?If. It for the Dr.Im not sure I would come back.

If you're looking for an eye clinic that captures the ambiance and service of a DMV, Wheaton Eye…read moreClinic is the place. I brought my 17 month old son in, and after check in the medical assistant nonchalantly informed me the wait would be 60-90 minutes because the doctor "travels between offices." I did a full double take because surely I misheard. But no, I was just distracted by my toddler climbing the eye exam chair that looked like it was out of a 1940s black and white silent horror film. They told me I "should have been informed when I made the appointment," because apparently this is standard practice. In what world? It felt like the old Seinfeld bit: they know how to take the reservation... they just don't know how to hold the reservation. I told them I'd come back in an hour, because trying to entertain a toddler in a waiting room packed like a cattle car and on its fifth episode of Dragon Tales, was not on my to-do list. Their box of broken crayons can only entertain for so long and last I checked I wasn't a magician and can't pull 90 minutes of toddler entertainment out of thin air. To be fair, the medical assistant and doctor were polite, efficient, and clearly doing their best. The front desk staff, however, seemed to be locked in a competition for the Most Unapproachable Human. It was a photo finish. I left with my son's eyes checked and mine rolling as a 2-minute exam turned into a two hour ordeal.