4/16/2026 Yesterday I went to Johns Hopkins Wilmer Eye Institute Arlington VA - for appointment…read morewith Dr. Eunice Hwang and Tech Israel. Have to say - as per earlier visits - they were both excellent - very thorough - made my checkup a very pleasant and effective experience. Dr. Hwang is extremely knowledgeable of Ophthalmology. I really appreciate how thoughtful and knowledgeable she is.

Dr.Que needs a refresher course in bedside manner. He was surly and brusque and not helpful. His…read morelack of empathy was glaring. He repeatedly said he was giving us information that " no one else will tell you," whatever that means. There are no doubt excellent people at Wilmer, but Dr. Que is not one of them.

Made a mistake. This is a nexcellent practice according to patients with a very good staff ad…read moreexcellent physicians.

I can't believe there are no reviews yet for Dr. Pappas and his surgical center. I have had 2…read moredetached retinas already and Dr. Pappas managed to find and treat my second one ON THE SPOT during my first visit. His staff is amazing - top notch, patient, knowledgeable. Dr. Pappas himself is amazing - adept at diagnosing and treating extremely delicate areas of the eye and retina, calm when explaining procedures to nervous patients (like me!) and willing to take as much time as needed to answer questions and conduct follow up visits. If you have high myopia or are looking for a retina doctor to monitor or treat any tears, holes or retina issues, I highly recommend you call Dr. Pappas. Gold standard medical provider.

Warm reception, after a couple friendly phone calls. Front desk staff great, office beautiful. Dr…read more Perman is amazing -- thorough discussion of my (thankfully) minor issue, detailed anatomy lesson explaining complex eye structure, Plenty of time spent, including on potential future corrective surgery. A model for what medical practices should be.

Was seen almost 30mins late. His bed side manner is horrible. If you're 45 or younger don't go…read morehere. Very stuck in his ways( old school) didn't listen to my concerns at all. Still uses old school method to fill out paper work and to take payment (no credit card machine) wrote my card info down.. Went in for an under eye surgery consultation and told me it's expensive (like I couldn't afford it) and he's "booked months in advance, anyways" proceeds to pull out a portfolio which had Polaroids that looked like from the 80s or 90s.of his work. Told me to basically embrace getting older. Such a waste of 75.00 and my time!

Have only seen DrChaudhary, but he is competent, kind and cutting edge of medical care. I…read moreoriginally met him working as a nurse in a surgical (eye) center, and felt he was exceptional,,,, saw him as a patient and feel extremely comfortable that I am in good hands. Highly recommend

The doctors and most (but not all) of the staff are competent and kind but the office is crazy…read moredisorganized and/or over-booked-- people kept waiting for over an hour in the heavily trafficked waiting area, elderly patients kept waiting in the internal hallway for 30+ minutes for a test after they were called from the waiting room. We were kept waiting for 90+ minutes.... Opthamologist was clearly knowledgable but distracted/stressed. Perhaps some of the disorganization was due to Covad but with a huge staff, it clearly wasn't due to a lack of personnel.

Very nice, very professional and thorough, and the first time in years I've actually gotten a…read moreprescription for glasses that met my needs.

I've "only" been seeing Dr. Hendrix for about 25 years... so if you need a more comprehensive…read morereview you may want to find someone who started seeing him when they first opened their doors back on Rollins Ave... LOL First, and foremost, Dr. Hendrix is an expert in his craft. He is efficient, knowledgeable, and most importantly leans on the conservative side. I started seeing him in the late 90's when I had virtually no issues with my young eyes, and been with him as I went through middle age, with floaters and now glasses, a corneal injury and several other maintenance procedures (i.e., removing concretions), and allergies. He sometimes spends more time talking you out of doing something rather than doing it, but his advice has always been spot on. He talked me out of a YAAG floater surgery which later turned out to be more controversial than the doctor peddling it was making it seem. His office staff is very hand-picked. They lean towards being more reserved and paced, and everyone is friendly. The front desk can at times seem abrasive, but there is a heavy load on them and once things quiet down they're very friendly, and very helpful (especially on forms, payment, etc). The exams can and do take a long time... but they are VERY comprehensive. It was his office that gave me my first OCT exam, plus a few other firsts. All in all, he's THE eye doctor that everyone in my family goes to now, including emergency cases. The wait is definitely long... but if you have a more convoluted or sensitive issue with your eyes, definitely don't roll the dice with just anybody. Forgot one thing: Dr. Hendrix started out in an older smaller office back on Rollins ave in Rockville, but he's since moved to this new Tower Oaks location. The new office is top notch, comfortable and easy to get to from all points north or south of Exit 4 on 270... along with plenty of parking and space to fit patients as they transition between tests.

After my ER visit for vision issues & before I was discharged, Dr. Leonard referred me to Dr…read more Sastry, for tests that couldn't be done in the ER. Not only did the ER staff caring for me make my appointment, they offered me transportation. Upon walking into the office that was modernized & decorated in every sense of a contemporary medical office's waiting room should be, it was. The Patient Care Representatives behind the counter welcomed me & stated they were expecting me. My insurance was already processed & the wait time was 5 minuets or less. Dr. Sastry came out, introduced himself & personally escorted me to the exam room, which exuded a soothing atmosphere...the dim lights was the perfect balance. Dr. Sastry's kindred approach, explanations as he examined me & overall care was high standard. Although he's an Ophthalmology Specialist, his practice welcomes regular eye exams & services. As Dr. Sasrty stated, my blurred vision subsided within a few days from after "seeing" him. I'm beyond grateful for being extended the wonderful patient care service in its entirety & back to enjoying my visual acuity of 20/20.

I have been a patient of Dr. Sastry for the last two years. I have to say I am very pleased with…read morehis care. He is a very kind person and really cares about his patients. I would refer all of my family and friends to him for their eye care.

Your eyes are the windows to our world. So, you want to make sure and take care of them…read more Dr. Bahn is the nicest and best ophthalmologist I have ever met. I learned today, that his father and grandfather are ophthalmologists too. Dr. Bahn told me that he knew what he wanted to be, since he was a child and he is excellent at his work. Dr. Bahn makes your examination painless, but he is very thorough. His office staff are nice and efficient. I always get a warm welcome when I walk in the door. I would give him ten stars if I could.

Sneaky little bill adjustments to senior citizens. Added $1.60 on to my mom's bill by conveniently…read morerounding up to $20 when our medicare advantage plan paid $131.40 of the $150 fee. When you try to talk to office about it they just get pissed off and have no explanation for where the extra money goes. They just pocket the difference. I'm sure most patients don't 'even notice. So unethical. Oh, and to add insult to injury they call it an "incentive adjustment." Incentive to let the public know.

I had my LASIK done with Dr Holzman last December and the whole operation went very smoothly…read more Professional staff, honest about all the questions I had and the procedure was an out-of-this-world experience. They really did help calm me down during the operation, which I actually enjoyed since it was something I will never experience again. Loved working with them!

I cannot say enough about the professionalism and care Dr. Holzman and his team showed during my…read morelasik surgery. I was quite nervous about this surgery and everyone along the way reassured me and answered all my questions and concerns. Day of surgery I was still nervous, but they treat you so well and provide such a relaxing environment, that you have no choice but to chill! I don't know why I was so nervous, the surgery on both eyes was over so quickly and I was so well-informed about what post-surgery would feel like, that I had no surprises whatsoever. If you are going to trust your vision with anyone, then do so with Dr. Holzman. It's been a month now and I'm loving that I can see clearly now when I first wake up in the morning and all day without the aid of glasses or contacts.

Everyone at All Eyes on Rockville is so kind. Because it is a small boutique location, they give…read moreyou individualized attention that makes it feel more than just an eye doctor. For example, they offer you tea and coffee while you wait. This time I hardly waited at all and they were quick yet thorough with all the tests.

Because of a recommendation from a coworker, I called All Eyes on Rockville multiple times (1/2 at…read more10:44 AM, 10:46 AM, and 1:01 PM, 1/3 at 2:17 PM, 1/4 at 3:33 PM, left two voicemail messages, and emailed them once through their web portal) to get an appointment. No response from them, unfortunately. It shouldn't be this hard to get an eye doctor's appointment. I called another place, the phone was picked up within one ring, and an appointment scheduled in a 2-minute phone call.

Dr Katz has no bed aide manners at all. He is very rude and does not seem to care. On my virtual…read morefollow up appt, he never even looked at the camera/me. So glad he is retired.

Excellent experience with Dr Katz - he figured out my vision issue quickly. When I needed to see a…read moreneuro-opthamologist, I called several offices. The big offices just gave me the "next available" appointment, which was several months away. Dr Katz's office is small, so Dr Katz himself looked at my referral and saw me quickly. My recommendation to new patients: hold your questions. Let Dr Katz ask all of his questions. Answer them clearly, but briefly. He has a method to figure out your vision problem, but follow his lead. I still had questions at the end of my appointment and Dr Katz patiently answered all of them. Tip #2: when you go to the exam room, sit in the "patient" chair if you're the patient. Good luck if you're seeing neuro-opthamology, but you're in good hands with Dr Katz.