Friendly staff and very knowledgable and helpful. We've been going here since we moved to…read moreCentennial and always feel taken care of.

Congratulations! You got my business once, I won't be back and I'll be sure to tell my friends &…read moreanyone in need of your services to avoid you like the plague. I selected this business because it was close to home. For my next optometrist I'd happily drive 100 miles for a better experience than I got here. Having never needed glasses before, I booked the appointment with the intention of getting a fashionable pair of frames for work since I'm spending more time than ever on Zoom meetings, and black frame glasses seem to be all the rage these days. Figured might as well get a check up while I'm there since I hadn't seen an eye doc in years. Pretty straight forward, easy sale, and a great opportunity to earn a client for repeat business in my mind... yet in hindsight, can't believe I had the audacity! Arrived on time for early morning appointment, some light paperwork and brought to the back room. After a few minutes looking into some ill explained devices with the assistant, I met Dr. Anderson and was moved to the exam room. I was candid with him in a personable sort of way expressing, "I'm here for fashion", "don't feel I need glasses", hadn't been to many eye doctors over the years because I'm pretty skeptical about the whole eye exam process being "subjective". I feel like, upon learning this, a good doctor would have responded with some sensitivity, maybe an anecdote, some education, or AT LEAST some further questioning... Dr. Anderson responded with a cold, plain-looking gaze, and instructions to "sit here, hold this over your eye, and read the smallest line you can clearly see." Felt like he skipped all the foreplay and took me straight to the "bent-over at the barrel position." With zero regard what-so-ever for my input on what actually brought me in today. I read the bottom line, correctly have you, with my right eye. Time to switch... Well my left eye has just been covered with this black paddle and you know what happens when you open your eye after having a something pressed to it for 2-5 minutes in a dark room. It takes time to adjust. I tell him, "give me a sec, my eyes are adjusting sometimes they take a sec to focus".. thinking he'd understand. I'm sorry I did, because he didn't miss a beat when he repeated it back me later in an effort to convince me I need a prescription. We press on with the exam, the entire time with no consideration to communicate to me what's going on aside from, "what's better A or B", "A or B", as if I'm supposed to just trust this impersonal stranger's subjective judgement of MY EYES because he wore a lab coat and asked double-binded questions. Like honestly Doc, really wouldn't have killed you to say, "this one has no prescription, this one does", this is a level one prescription, this is a level 2". The entire time, I felt like he was trying to trick me into a prescription I didn't need or want. At the end of this extremely scientific exam, it was time for the glaucoma test. "Here, these eye drops won't dilate your eyes so don't worry." No explanation of what they were or why they were needed. Nope, I just let this random dude in a lab coat put an unknown substance in my face then subsequently take a tiny telescope and position it a centimeter from my retina. "Eyes open and look forward" was about the extent of his summary regarding this procedure. Time for the verdict: "Well your right eye is good, but you have farsightedness in your left eye.", Dr. Anderson says objectively, with no consideration for any of my input or the overall subjective-ness of the everything so far. He did hand me a tissue to clean the yellow drops from my eyes, so I guess, "Thanks for grabbing me a towel when you were through on the barrel, doc!" I explain again, "I don't feel I have vision problems and I'm cautious about getting prescription lenses I don't need because I don't want my eyes to get dependent." "That's a myth." he coldly offered up "and they'll help you with that and I quote, sometimes my eyes take a moment to focus issue." I was dumbfounded. Like for one, I get that it might be a myth, but as prevalent a myth as that is, as an optometrist that's the best explanation you got?! For as frequent as I imagine that come up, you've decided the best way to handle that statement is to write it off as mere myth with no follow up?! For two, do you even care to understand that my eyes don't normally take time to focus, that's circumstantial to everything we just did?! I ask him, "Is it possible I just get two pair, one with the script and one without, this way I can try both and see what I like best?" Reasonable question in my mind, but met with "Oh I don't handle that, take this and talk to them out front." Dude up front was no better. Told me to just buy them online if I don't want a prescription and seemed offended I even suggested the idea. "F' me right for supporting local business in a pandemic." I could go on... but I'm out of room and frankly, they aren't worth it.

I've been coming here since I was a kid, never had an upsetting experience,everyone is always a…read moregreat help, except for Lauren. I came in to pick up contacts, I had questions about my insurance, for some reason it was an inconvenience for Lauren because she was "doing her homework" and ask me why she was doing it? I simply replied because I need the information. Had an attitude, gizzale told her to get back to her homework and helped me in seconds. I get it, but homework either needs to be done @ home if you can't help a paying customer.if a customer needs something it should not be an inconvenience. Please do better Lauren.

I have been coming to this opthalmology office since the mid-1970's with eye exams and consultation…read morefrom Dr Randolph Fincher. His practice has expanded to include an office in Centennial and has added additional physicians. My current doctor is Weston Sherwood (not yet on business card) since he just graduated last year. Over the years the office staff has changed but the service and care is top notch. They have all the current diagnostic machines. They accept all standard insurance plans including VSP. Their in house lab and eyeglass retail space have been served by Julie & Kyle as long as I can remember. They continue a standing policy that you can get your eyeglasses adjusted for free Mon-Fri and Sat till 1pm. They continue to hand out free microfiber cleaning cloths and alcohol cleaning sprays. Free parking around building with handicap ramps. Nice seating area.

Dr Megan Sullivan is my Optometrist and she was very thorough about providing me the details of my…read moreeye care. Having diabetes, it's very important to have someone that can tell me how I am doing regarding my eye site. I know that I am in good hands, and feel comfortable speaking with her. The ordering of my new glasses is always easy and they make sure to utilize my insurance. The front desk lady was very nice and helped us get our next appointment scheduled for next year. Overall my family will continue to use Eye to Eye care as we feel we are in good reliable hands when it comes to our vision needs. Thank you

Do not waste your time or your benefits on this place. The staff has the unique skill of being…read moreboth rude and ignorant. None of the staff seems to know who is in charge or what services they provide. There is extreme turnover among the Optometrists. I gave them too many chances to ever go back.

We have going here for years and have wonderful experiences! Truly appreciate Mattie and Shannon…read more Always courteous, smiles on their faces, positive, respectful, and always remember us year to year.

Unprofessional and unresponsive. I called initially to book an appointment with their FOVDR…read morespecialist and was told a technician would have to call me back. When I hadn't heard anything by the end of the day, I called back to follow up, only to be given the exact same response. Two days later, I still haven't received a call. They are gatekeeping care and ignoring follow-ups. If you have a specific vision need, don't waste your time waiting on them. I've already moved on and booked an appointment with a different specialist who was actually able to help me.

Billing department is unprofessional and they don't know how to submit the code to the insurance…read morecompany..... I really like my son's eye doctors but they don't know how to do billing

From the minute you walk in you are taken care of in a personal, professional manner. Arriving a…read morebit early I was processed and taken in for my initial exam. Madeleine introduced herself and started my exam. We measured my vision and performance of my eyes all while keeping me engaged and entertained with her relaxing style. Once finished I waited for the Doctor. Dr.Mattson performed all of the measurement tests and her style is very engaging. She explains to a level that you totally understand and keeps you 100% engaged. The entire Team provides excellent service and allows you to understand the entire process. If you need some glasses then Parker Vision Specialists is where you need to come.

BE SURE TO READ THE OTHER 1 STAR REVIEWS HERE. Dr…read more Hankenson did the quickest eye exam i ever had. He had me look at the little red barn and read a few lines of letters. No dilation, no eye pressure test & none of the standard questions ODs use to assess serious issues. He seemed more interested in telling my husband and i all about his Colorado road trips. Then, Dr H retrieved a copy of my prescription from another room, came back and said "everything looks great!" No details. I am 53 and i feel like my vision has declined in the past 3 years. So, i asked Dr. H if he could use my glasses to compare how much my vision had changed. "Of course!" He took my glasses & disappeared, returned momentarily & announced, "it hasn't changed much at all!" Again, he provided no data & no details, which seemed odd. The entire exam took 10 minutes, max. On the way home, i had forgotten to ask for a prescription for Bimatoprost . left a message with the receptionist. (i was surprised that i had to explain what it is!) As so many other reviews have said, the office staff is totally incompetent. The message the receptionist took was that i needed a prescription for Prazapam - a medication prescribed for insomnia & anxiety! When Dr H returned my call, he was also confused about what it was i needed but seemed more interested scolding - yes, SCOLDING - me, accusing me of YELLING at his staff on the phone. What i suspect is that this OD accused me of yelling to deflect from his own incompetence. Scolding a patient is a sure way to get them to go somewhere else as they are about to realize that this OD is nothing but a silly quack.

Office Staff clearly incompetent!! My daughter had an appointment on a Saturday and they called and…read moresaid they had to reschedule because the Doctor would be out of town. It was rescheduled for today at 4:30 and said it was for 10am. I wouldn't have scheduled at that time because my daughter is in school. Then they preceded to tell me that they had left a message saying that they no longer accepted my insurance. I received no message!!! Total waste of my time!!

Dr. Brenner has been providing my vision care for over 10 years. Her eye examinations are very…read morethorough and give me great confidence that her eye glass prescriptions and guidance are precise and accurate. The entire team at the H&B vision Center are friendly, caring and professional.

I have no clue where to start. Almost half year and I'm still waiting for them try on me contact…read morelenses, still they have tried many times on me contact lenses nor the correct measurement, prescriptions, . of course they will tell me so many excuses and blame my Eyes, which I had contact for 15 years It been so long so I end up buying from them glasses in meantime which I regret because even that not good quality whatsoever, the frame is really cheap plastic and price It's outrageous charging my insurance. I have no clue what people say about them, but we are not happy with their service at all. Not professional and not knowing what they are doing. I gave so much time and chance for them but it is just not there. Each time I have to take off work driving there wasting time and not getting results for half year. Very frustrating and disappointing.

I got questions, they have answers! Dr. Marlatt (re: Jeff) is one of a kind and a straight shooter…read morewith answers. Some answers I didn't want to hear but he explained it in a way that made sense and certain things I could do to help my vision along. I have only good things to say about this practice! Even Dan the optician offers sound advice about fitting me with the best pair of glasses. Each time I visit here I'm greeted with smiles all around. After the first visit and fitting for glasses I knew I was in good hands. The office is laid out nicely and even the bathroom is a quick skip and a jump from the receptionists. The vibe here is very down to earth and cozy. Don't get too comfortable though. Gotta get those eyes checked and keep them healthy!

I saw Dr. Jeff for the first time today and I was so impressed with the level of care I received…read more The front office was well prepared for my visit and super helpful. Dr. Marlatt saw me on time and was so helpful and thorough. He is a good listener, but a straight shooter as well. It was so refreshing to not be sold on his plan, but to have collaborated on what is best for me. So glad I found him. Tyler was also great with handling my medical records request with patience and kindness.