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Pearle Vision

3.1 (7 reviews)
Closed • 8:30 am - 5:00 pm

By appointment only

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Eye exams

Eyewear fitting

Retinal imaging

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Angel is so helpful! She's great at helping you find the coolest pair of glasses for your face shape, your age and lifestyle.

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West County Vision Center

West County Vision Center

5.0(8 reviews)
2.9 mi

Dr McReynold's is one of family's very favorite doctors. She always listens to our concerns and…read moretakes a whole health approach. There have been an embarrassingly high number of times one of us have "lost" a contact that we think is still stuck in our eye and she always has us come in with so much patience and a sense of humor but also a determination to make it right. The office staff is so nice and helpful - available by text and just make the whole thing a good experience. They are also happy to give you your prescription so you can shop around for your glasses but she has THE BEST warranty with no hassle or paperwork so in the end buying straight from them has paid off.

If you live in the Des Peres, Kirkwood, Glendale, Rock Hill area you should be going to West County…read moreVision to see Dr McReynolds for your eye care needs. We had the pleasure of knowing Dr McReynolds for about 10 years. Then lost touch with her when she moved to another practice. Then when we lived in Kirkwood and found out she had opened up West County Vision we were happy to have her close by again. She took care of all our family optician needs during our stay in Kirkwood. She is friendly, thorough, knowledgeable and compassionate. The office staff and optician will make sure you find the right pair of glasses that best suits you. We have never felt rushed, they take the time to get to know you and your family. West County Vision reminds me of that small town practice that knows their patients. Check them out, you'll be glad you did. (Full disclosure, we no longer live in the area)

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Des Peres Eye Center - Our Doctors!
 Dr. Eric Chiu, Dr. George Bohigian, Dr. David Brigham, Dr. Kirk Morey

Des Peres Eye Center

3.6(5 reviews)
0.5 mi

My wife and I have both recently started seeing Dr Chiu and we both think he's been great. We are…read morephysicians ourselves (though no affiliation with these guys) and we're very particular about where we get our medical care. The doctor was excellent and I was surprised at how much time he spent in the visit and how thorough he was, giving helpful written notes and explaining his plans in detail. The office was very clean, in fact there were staff buzzing around wiping down surfaces literally every few minutes. I felt very safe re: covid risk. Efficiency was good, too. I was registered as a new patient and brought back within about 10 minutes. Arriving 15-20 minutes before your appointment time really helps, especially since the new patient paperwork is about 6 pages long, all on paper. One note on that paperwork, and having to do with the one-star review I saw here: I noted that review before my first visit and I'll say that the financial forms very clearly state that there can be additional charges for a contacts exam. I've seen a few ophthalmologists here and in another major city, and this is absolutely standard everywhere. Vision vs medical insurance can be weird, but yes, there can be separate charges. This is a medical office (MD docs who are surgeons and doing a lot more than checking your glasses prescription) and if you do more vision stuff (think optometrist) then there can be a separate charge. I think the largest amount stated on the paperwork was $45. This seems pretty reasonable to me, since I'd pay that if I went to Clarkson eyecare for a new glasses prescription. I go to an ophthalmologist to monitor medical eye problems like I would see any other specialist doctor. If I get a new glasses or contacts prescription at the same time, that saves me a trip somewhere else. In summary, don't be worried about sneaky extra charges, everything seemed totally standard to me.

I reached out to the Des Peres Eye Center as a new patient. I called the location (Arnold, separate…read morephone number) where I wanted to have my appointment. I confirmed that they took my insurance. When I arrived at my appointment, I learned that it was at the Manchester location. After driving across town to the Manchester location, I informed the receptionist that I called the Arnold location initially, but they set my appointment for the other location, but never told me. And that even though there are separate phone numbers for the two locations, they both go to the Manchester office, but there is nothing noting this. She didn't seem to care or realize the confusion this would cause. I then handed her my insurance card when she informed me that they don't take my insurance. She explained that they take the medical insurance with my company, but not the vision insurance (this is an eye center). At this point, I cancelled my appointment and left. Huge waste of time!

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West County Eyecare

West County Eyecare

3.7(10 reviews)
2.9 mi
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Certified professionals
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We've been patients for decades and Dr. Haring is one of the finest folks I know. But since the…read morepractice no longer belongs to him, his spirit of caring community and customer service is being slowly sucked out of the place. I will always come to him for my eye care, but my recent experience buying glasses was very disappointing. I was picking up my $1500 glasses and saw that they are offering a 40% discount on new glasses! I asked to have that applied to my $950 copay and they refused. Why? Because I used my insurance. Does it say that anywhere on the discount flyer? Nope. Not a whisper. It was very disappointing. Not because I didn't get the discount, but because I left there feeling incredibly disrespected and cheated. My hub and I will always see Doc for our eye care but they will never sell either of us another pair of glasses. 3/31/25: The utterly unresponsive response attached to this review actually makes it WORSE. No organization that "strives for 5-star" service acts like this. Now I've been disrespected AND dismissed. Learn from this, John D. If you aren't going to do something about your customers' complaints, don't be dismissive. Just say nothing.

My 3 kids and I have been patients here for several years and my husband recently became a patient…read moreas well. Today, I had a scheduled appt with my 15 year old daughter. We have always declined the optimap pictures, which is a little box you check on the paperwork. It has always said on the form, that if you decline the pictures, you will have your eyes dilated. ( Except during covid, they said it was required, so we all did the pictures at that visit.). The appt after that, we declined them and I asked Dr. Haring if my kids and I needed to do the dilation part of the exam, because the appt had wrapped up and it hadn't happened yet, but he said no, it's not necessary. Ever since, at each appt, we've done the same thing and we have never once been offered to dilate our eyes. I assumed they knew what they were doing and never questioned anything. At today's visit, the office manager tells me they have notes they've been keeping on me that I have refused dilation at every visit, which has absolutely never happened. I've never been to an appointment here without my kids having appointments as well. 18, 15 and 11. They have never been offered to have their eyes dilated either, nor have they ever witnessed me telling any staff member that I refuse having our eyes dilated. She started speaking to me as if I was some problematic patient, when we have been patients for years with no issues. Today they said insurance has changed and it's required to do one or the other, but that I cannot drive if I chose dilation. I was not sure what to do at that point. I didn't mind getting dilated today, I just was not sure about driving arrangements. I was also in complete shock that the office manager told me they have been keeping notes on me refusing dilation, something that I've never even been offered. In fact, was told it was not necessary at my second visit. I tried to figure out what was going on, but she refused to hear me out. The office manager was rude with me, telling me to chose or reschedule for January. Her tone and attitude towards me was completely unwarranted. She could not be bothered to try to remedy the situation. It's the most awful feeling being told you've done something that is completely false and having the office manager so unwilling to even hear what I was saying. She handled the situation so poorly. I chose to leave with my daughter without rescheduling. I prefer to find another office that does not keep false notes about patients and then treat them so terribly when they are surprised to hear that that's what's been happening. Why would they continue to see us, as patients, for so many years, if we refused something they required? Probably because it never happened, I've never refused anything. Why would anyone go to an eye doctor and not want the proper care? I don't even need contacts or glasses. I go to make sure my eyes are healthy. So unbelievably disappointed with how I was treated. Now that I am home, I wish desperately, I would have asked her "what in the world did I do for you to treat me this way?". Essentially calling me, a patient, a liar and not allowing the person she's made all these false notes about to try to figure out what in the world happened. I cannot describe the absolute disheartening feeling this woman left me and my daughter with. This family of 5 will find Eyecare elsewhere.

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