I was visiting Paris, and started seeing a floater in my vision, with flashes occasionally. When I…read moregoogle it, I was warned that it could be a detached retina. joint Vision Paris was close to my hotel, so when I went in there, they were so helpful and kind, and called an ophthalmologist friend of theirs and booked an emergency appointment with him. He was also very kind and helpful, did some tests, and found out it was not a problem. He didn't charge much, either! I felt so relieved and grateful for their help. I highly recommend them!

I am quite upset about how I was treated at Point Vision Madeline, that I choose to write in…read moreEnglish. However, I spoke entirely in French with the staff. I was happy to be able to have an urgent, same day appointment yet thoroughly disappointed with the staff, particularly the doctor. I needed this exam because of the very painful pulling of my right eye do to a weakened nerve that I would later discover. The doctor treated me as though I didn't exist but just a number and I had to ask her to turn around versus speaking to her back. Was the same with the other staff. I will not return to this facility and I do not recommend it either. We pay for médical care and deserve to be treated in a dignified manner.

Physician ophthalmologist top level, and his wife Martine who works in the same cabinet, Michel…read moreFlamand also practice surgery. I confide my eyes without fear!

The best eye doctor in Paris! She is very professional and very friendly, she took the time to…read moreanswer all my questions and gave me useful tips on how to take care of my contact lenses.

I waited for 6 hours + and the doctor gave us the wrong medication. We ended up going to a…read morehospital. Never ever use this service(if you can even call it that).

The medical desert in France already starts beyond the péripherique. I called SOS Medecins from St…read more Denis because I was suffering from a bad migraine with vomiting that wouldn't respond to painkillers. The lady who answered the phone had zero empathy. With a loud, domineering voice she lectured me that St. Denis is not Paris and that I should look for a doctor's office that is open on a Saturday. Their doctors only do house visits inside Paris she said. On their website they advertise medical house visits for "Grand Paris" which includes Seine Saint Denis. So apparently this is no longer the case. I wish I had known that important piece of information in advance. I also wish they would employ operators better suited for talking to people who are calling in for medical help.