I previously posted when my grandson didn't have the best experience. But Corl fixed the issue. I…read morehave since personally switched to Corl for my eye exams and glasses. I am so happy that I did! The doctor was great- gave me suggestions for my issues. And the opticians have been wonderful! Kudos to Sarah at the Palmyra office! She is the best at choosing the right frame. I would try numerous frames to the point that my nose would be sore. I finally said "help!" She looked at me & the prescription, asked if I liked metal or plastic, then she chose the perfect frames for me. She took the measurements too to make sure that they fit correctly. As much as I hate wearing glasses, she made the experience so easy. I did see the doctor at the Harrisburg office because they have more openings. I picked up my new glasses at the Palmyra office.

Everything and everyone at this business are amazing. So professional and extremely nice. I love…read morethem and I love bringing my children and myself here , I also have an 11 yr old son whom is autistic . they are so gentle and understanding with him. He loves coming here as well. I highly recommend this location . LOVE YOU GUYS!!!!

This review is well overdue. We are returning customers for my 10 year old, who has significant…read morevision issues in his right eye, (Dwayne's Syndrome), and no peripheral vision in his left; his diagnosis is a bit complicated. We have seen pediatric ophthalmologists in the past and can tell you even in recent experience none compare to Dr Marotta, who sees a broad range of age groups. He is very pleasant and makes the examination experience for a child both comfortable and educational, taking his time to explain both the process, diagnosis and treatment plan. If I am correct, my son is the youngest patient he has prescribed contacts. *Side note, I am not suggesting that he will readily prescribe contacts for a child, as I am sure that recommendation varies case by case. In addition, we were also impressed with Darleen, the optician who taught Aiden how to put in his contacts for the first time; she was patient, kind, and stressed the importance of having good hand hygiene when placing a contact in your eye. If I am correct she has over 20 years of experience in her field. #Notimpressedwithhmc

Note: No actual eye doctor is in person on staff here! They all remote in via webcam causing long…read morewait times, up to 2 hours! Recently started a new job with new insurance and thought it was time to get a new pair of glasses, my old ones were 5+ years old. Visionworks was on a list provided to me by my insurance so I choose the closet one to me thinking I could get an appointment in a week or so. Big mistake. Scheduling just appointments is 1-2 MONTHS out. Had an appointment last weekend, November, which I had to schedule in September. Crazy. Flash forward to my appointment, filled out all the paperwork online, checked in at 10:15 for a 10:20 am appointment...and just waited. there were only 3 people on staff, 2 fitting glasses and only 1 woman doing the actual prescreening. Was finally called back at 10:50 and went over my paperwork again. I commented I did all this online and the woman said they have a new system and doesn't matter if you fill it out online or not, they still have to redo it in store anyway. I heard other people coming in for their appointments at 11, 11:15 am etc and the woman helping me just grumbled we'll get to you when we get to you. Got all the prescreening done then went back to the actual exam room and sat in front of a screen with a webcam. No actual doctor is on staff! They are all remote in other states with PA licenses. The woman from before moved the machine in front of me and the doctor controls the machine remotely from home. She then signed off and I had to wait another 20 minutes for another doc to sign on and finish my prescription. When I asked why it was all remote I was just told that's how it was during the pandemic and they never went back. All in all it took 2 hours to get my prescription in what should have taken 45 min. I'll be looking for an IN PERSON eye doctor even if they're out of network.

I have keratoconus and can only see with scleral contact lenses that cover most of the eye. After…read morean assessment by a ver nice and pleasant optometrist, the lenses were ordered. When they arrived II was told it would be better to pick them up rather than shipping them directly to me. I was directed to make an appointment. When I arrived I waited.in the que to be checked in. Once I arrived at the check in window I was informed I just needed to go knock on the door of the optical store. Hmmm. An impolite individual responded to my knocks. When I explained to her I was there for an appointment. She disappeared back into the shop and returned moments later with a small paper bag with my lenses in it. There was no opportunity to evaluate the lenses. The appointment was unnecessary. Once at my car I discovered the wrong lenses were ordered. These lenses use a plunger to insert them into the I had requested tinted lenses because clear lenses are near impossible to see when roving them from the cleaning solution. I returned to the optical shop to have the correct lenses ordered. The same individual responded to my knock and once I requested the tinted lenses she informed they didn't come tinted. Despite her insistence I explained the lenses I was currently wearing were tinted. To summarize I was instructed to make an appoinent that 1. was completely unnecessary, 2. wasted an hour of time, 3. Wasted gas since I drove 20 miles 4. to be disrespected and lied to. I did find out that they could have been drop shipped. If I wanted Ms. Congeneality to send them it would cost $12 Most of the folks in that department are great. However they need to re-engineer their process for pick up. And offer some civility training to their person in the optical shop.

I have stopped going here because we couldn't afford the rides anymore, but these are some of the…read morebest doctors in the state. I was born with cataracts and spent most of my life with glaucoma. Every doctor who has come and gone has been very compassionate towards patients and the job. They have bent over backwards to make sure they could do what they can to help my vision. I had been going here since I was born because this is where they rushed me to when they saw something wrong with my eyes. Unfortunately some of the best glaucoma specialists have retired. I can't speak for the "young" ones who are likely used to older people with cataracts or glaucoma. It's a rare case to have a patient with congenital cataracts or glaucoma so I feel thankful every day that I've had the chance to be treated by such caring and intelligent people.

Dr McManaway is the best. He performed eye surgery on my son, and we are pleased with the result…read more We are a military family and travel from the DC area for our checkups. I am a healthcare professional and have been to many pediatric ophthalmologist ( due to military moves) and he is by far the best. Professional and great with kids, highly recommend :)

They also are never in. they closed on 1/30/19 due to weather when the roads were clear and…read moreschools have session. their best interests are not of the patients and providing services. this office is checked out.