Very professional staff and I felt I received a thorough eye exam for contacts & glasses from Dr…read more W. Really appreciated that he wrote out my glasses prescription without even being asked. Also, allowed me to try out a different brand of contacts for as long as I needed before committing to ordering them. I definitely recommend them without any hesitation.

From the owner: Clear Vision Begins with Healthy Eyes…read more At Treasure Coast Eye & Vision Associates, Dr. Brad J. Waronicki and our entire optometry team are committed to providing advanced vision care in a professional and comfortable environment. As an optometrist in Stuart, FL, our primary eye care service includes a complete eye exam that analyzes eye health and vision function. In addition to eye exams and vision testing, Dr. Waronicki and our team of optometry professionals provide testing for glaucoma, cataracts and macular degeneration. We also offers glasses, contact lenses, and pre- and post-operative care.

I have been going here for years. Great doctor and staff. However, they enforce masks and make you…read moreuse hand sanitizer. I declined both but was told it was mandatory. What happened to freedom of choice? Masks are no longer mandatory in Martin County. Not to mention, they did not say any of this would be necessary when I called to make my appointment. I would have kindly given up my appointment and took my business elsewhere that respects freedom of choice.

Very much patient oriented. Concerned for your eye health. Accommodating to your needs whether…read moreplanned or sudden. Office staff extremely friendly and helpful. Highly recommend.

They are the absolutely the best. after my appointment with Dr.Katz and his staff, I will…read moreconfidently highly recommend them.

Staff And Doctor, Were Very Professional And Caring. This…read moreWas My First Appointment . Yes, I Would Recommend This Eye Care Practice!

Been waiting in the waiting room an hour and a half past my appointment. What kind of care can they…read morepossibly provide if they can't manage simple things.

I need to switch doctors offices. My new office needs my records. Left two messages several days…read moreapart with no response. There is just no excuse for this. They are playing with peoples health. I've been patient. There is a federal law that states that they must give you your records within thirty days with written notice. There should be some common curtesy to keep things simple as they would expect the same for a new patient of theirs. Its all good, I'm writing the letter and hand delivering it today. I should not have to do this. Their billing system is from the 80s. Follow-up: I did go in person to get my records, they were very nice and got them for me. I did get the manager/records person has been out sick excuse, but I was very patient and called several times over several weeks. They weren't sure if the extension x212 was even valid (this is where the voice menu puts you). Another thing I'm kind of upset about is that my doctor left. So apparently my appointment was cancelled. I was not informed of this. No one from the office attempted to call me. We all have modern phones with records of who called and voicemail. thank goodness I didn't show up next week and find out my appointment was cancelled.

My ophthalmologist is Dr. Karina Somohano, today I had my first appointment post cataracts surgery,…read more Irene and Addy first checked my eyes and did a extremely professional and efficient job doing it. Every time I went there, their services were very professional. Dr.Somohano told me that the laser cataract surgery including an astigmatism and glaucoma procedure was a major success. My cataract surgery was a life changing experience, I'm very happy with the successful outcome. Thank you!

Very disappointing experience. I scheduled an 8:00 AM appointment and even took time off from work…read moreto make sure I could attend. I arrived on time, only to find that the office had recently changed buildings and never communicated this to patients, which caused unnecessary confusion before even getting to the appointment. After driving to the new location. When the office opened at 8:00 AM, employees were still getting ready for the day instead of being prepared to see patients, despite the fact that 8:00 AM appointments were scheduled. Because of this, I still was not seen until around 8:30. Once I was finally called back, the staff seemed completely unorganized and unsure of what they were doing. One staff member mentioned a required glaucoma test and that they would not be dilating my eyes for the test, then the doctor came in and said they were going to dilate them after all. The conflicting information between staff and the doctor showed a clear lack of communication within the office. I was also told they would not perform a routine eye exam unless I agreed to a glaucoma test, which previously resulted in a large charge billed to my medical insurance last year. That requirement was never clearly explained beforehand. At that point, the entire visit had already been a waste of my time, especially after taking time off from work just to show up and end up canceling the appointment because of the confusion and additional testing requirements. Between the staff not being prepared at opening time, the long wait despite an early appointment, the building change with no notice, and conflicting information from staff, the experience felt disorganized and unprofessional from start to finish. Patients deserve clear communication, transparency about testing and billing, and respect for their time. Unfortunately, this office did not provide that. I understand it's possible that I may have scheduled the appointment incorrectly, but that still does not explain why a doctor would refuse to perform a routine eye exam unless I agreed to an additional glaucoma test. A simple correction or explanation would have been appreciated instead of refusing to see me altogether. This created a major inconvenience. I took time off from work, showed up on time, and still left without being seen, which now means I still cannot purchase the contacts I came in for because the doctor refused to complete a routine exam unless I agreed to additional testing. It honestly felt like the focus was more on pushing extra tests that cost more money rather than helping a patient who came in for a basic exam. Regardless of scheduling confusion, refusing a routine eye exam over this makes no sense and is extremely frustrating. Overall, this was a ridiculous experience and a complete waste of time. Patients should not have to deal with this level of inconvenience just to try to get a basic eye exam.

Very professional staff, well-organized office, Dr. Katz is a highly-skilled, opthomologist, while…read morebeing a sensitive, down-to-earth professional.

I came here not for a routine but due to redness in my right eye and I wanted to rule out anything…read moreserious. I got an appointment with Dr. Nahas. The place is beautiful, clean and with COVID-19 preventative measures in place. The intake was extensive. I got to keep the clean pen they offered me. The assistant then started with my eye measurements, dilation, etc. I then waited in a second smaller waiting room, also spotless. I had a conversation with a lady who was there for her final check-up of her cataract surgery to one eye and told me how pleased she was with the doctor. The doctor examined both my eyes, reassured me it was nothing serious - turns out it was allergies, explained things very well and was very polite and courteous. I made my appointment for next year and went on my way.