Do not go to this non corporate (privately own location or any others owned by them) multiple HIPAA, ADA and other violations (front half of store). Optometrist is good but probably should seek employment elsewhere due to sales/support staff. I'd see him again.
First problem: They refused to accommodate a patient before me, who had a disability, request for assistance. An American Disability Act protected event and violation. Stated it was a HIPAA Violation. I informed the staff at the time of their incorrect interpretation of HIPAA and that are actually violating ADA. I ended up helping their patient, because they wouldn't, and all she needed help with was filling out the intake paperwork which she couldn't do because of a tremor.
The first girl that helped me was very nice but added on services and had us pay for them "cause they were not sure if insurance would cover them or not".
I will say the eye doctor was amazing, provided excellent care, information, and was very professional (Very good eye doctor)!
When looking for glasses they offered very little help/suggestions, and I had to ask to see things behind multiple locked cabinets.
While I was looking at glass I overhear another associate helping a patient. The associate was talking very "INTENSE" and patronizing is the best way to describe it ( not intentionally rude but aggressive.
This same associate then became our person and while she offered a little more feedback in glasses (than another associate who was too busy watching sports) I asked her a question about the coating they use for glasses (as I had a problem with a specific coating in my last glasses) and was trying to make sure they do not use that coating. She did not listen to my question and gave an answer to sell their product. I requested a specific coating and she said they can't do that and that the coating company does not allow it for my prescription type. I then pulled out the certificate of authenticity of that coating in my glasses case. She said "I must have had a different vision problem as that is only offer for lens that need need a different correction. I continued to try and find out answers to my original question and was still met with hostile word choices, told "I still don't believe you had that" "I don't know how to explain it to you any other way I've explained it in layman terms" (as an answer to something not my question in the First place).
My spouse was able to find preferred glasses but after leavening I had a bad feeling and started checking reviews. The glasses picked were $485 more expensive then online for the same product. We can understand some price differences but almost $500 more is outrageous.
I called to cancel the glasses order (within 19 hours of placing and informed the management of the ADA issue I observed and multiple other HIPAA violations. I was told she is due in at ten but that doesn't mean anything, and if she doesn't return your call please call back again. (I think we may have found the source of the problem!).
The manger refused to cancel our transaction, stating we have signs "all sales final" and she was not concerned about their violations and chose to argue her incorrect interpretation stating OUR company policy. I then read their "guarantee" to her (attached) RETURN*. I then tried to explain: a refund can only happen after a purchase. According to universal commercial code, a purchase requires payment and exchange of goods. As the exchange of goods has not occurred, their contractual obligations of the purchase is in breach. So it is not a refund it is simply returning the money back.
We will file "good faith complaints" for their violations to the appropriate government/ agencies.
Do not support a company who treats people with disabilities this way, or pay their way overpriced prices for terrible customer service staff/management.
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