My husband and I went in for our annual eye exam. The staff was very friendly and Dr. Ash was kind…read moreand professional. We both went ahead and shopped for new eyeglasses with their expert help. Left happy with our selection and are waiting for our new glasses to come in.

Office staff, specifically the manager Cari is known to be argumentative, and displays rude…read morebehavior that is unprofessional. In leaving my reviews of finding their experience with office staff to be unsatisfactory, an employee left me a voice mail stating that I am being defamatory and they would seek legal action against me for leaving my honest review. Let's be clear, my truthful review was not defamatory, as it was my experience that Cari was rude, and she stated if I wanted to escalate my complaint to Dr. Ash I would have to pay out of pocket for an eye exam and that would be the *ONLY* way to lodge my complaint.

I had an eye emergency while on vacation in Pagosa Spings and they added me in and saw me in…read moreDurango within 24 hours. Dr Haug was so kind and efficient and vey knowledgeable. Her front desk and assistants were very professional and efficient. 100% recommend you go there if you have any eye /retinal issues.

I have had two appointments with Dr. Haug and have been impressed by her attentiveness, ability to…read moreprovide answers, explain procedures and convey care & concern. I have a rare retina disease and have been seeing the same doctor in Dallas for 25+ years, so it's been great to feel immediately comfortable with a new ophthalmologist!

I really loved Dr Joanne! I had been being watched for…read moreglaucoma, and when I came to her for a second opinion, she was extremely knowledgeable and helpful with the issue, and super laid back and easy to talk to, yet very professional. I can easily see why she got all the awards she has received, she really is a great Doctor! There was never any push on buying my contacts or glasses there (which is very different than other eye doctors Ive been to in Pagosa and Durango!!!). Anyway, I just wanted people to know that just because you have to walk through Walmart to get to her, doesn't mean you are getting "cheap" or less than service.

My favorite eye doctor I've been going to forever. She listens and is willing to answer all your…read morequestions and is fluent in spanish.

My wife has challenging vision correction. I was really impressed with the care she received from…read morethe Dr. and staff. I scheduled an apt for myself, and was pleased the the care I received. Highly recommend.

The staff and doctor were nice and timely but the clinic is extremely small and lacks in privacy…read more The testing begins in the very small lobby next to other patients. Which is awkward. In what I thought was a private room, I spoke about other health concerns and medications that might be affecting my eye health. On a follow up visit I realized that the walls don't even touch the ceiling. The conversation I had was not private at all. I could hear all of that patients conversation. It was just unsettling. This place seems fine enough for a basic exam and glasses but not if you want to discuss your health concerns in private.

Ren was SO WONDERFUL gifting me a set of contacts in a pinch while being out of town! What a GEM!…read more What a great place. I loved the selection of beautiful glasses. I will be back! Thank you wonderful Ren, I appreciate you!!!

I have difficult eyes to fit for contacts. Dr. Nguyen was very patient with me and made sure we had…read morethe correct prescription and fit. Even though it took a few tries. She made sure I was happy completing my case. I truly appreciate her patience and kindness through this process.

Dr. Fenberg is the best ophthalmologist I've seen in my 70+ years…read more He's very engaged in patient care, explains my eye problems well, and provides reassurance every step of the way. He's performed vitrectomies and cataract surgeries on both my eyes. While I didn't enjoy these treatments, I think they were truly worth it as my vision has improved a lot.

I felt so lucky to find Dr. Moss Fenberg while traveling near Durango this summer. I experienced a…read moredetached retina and Dr. Fenberg repaired it and cared for me. He met me at his office after hours, performed the necessary emergency surgery and followed up with me during my recovery. I was very scared, to say the least, but he and his excellent staff put my mind at ease. I can not say enough good things about how compassionate and caring they were. The nurses, anesthesiologist and everyone at the Animas Surgical Hospital were all wonderful. From getting my prescriptions arranged to helping my husband with hotel reservations for our stay over in Durango they helped with everything. This was something I never wanted to experience but Dr. Fenberg made me feel calm and cared for through the entire process. He is a wonderful, caring physician and Durango is so lucky to have him. A big "Thanks" to everyone who helped me through my crisis.

First time at this clinic in the Walmart Center. I had a misconception that being at Walmart…read moreperhaps the quality of care was not as good as other Optometrists in town. I was wrong! Dr. Joanne Lew-Goltz was wonderful, thorough and kind. I left with better prescriptions than when I arrived. While the office felt a little outdated compared to other clinics, the quality of care surpassed my expectations. Highly recommend! Also, the team that works in the lens department are wonderful!!

My lumpy finger had two previous surgeries around 7 and 8 years ago. That plastic surgeon commented…read morethe second time, "It could come back again. If it does, you can just wait until it interferes with movement or it bothers you." Showing my lumpy finger to other doctors over those years, no one showed concerned. One surgeon a year ago, said he could remove it, but couldn't guarantee saving the nerve. Eventually I was referred to Dr. Jeffrey William who looked at my finger February 28th and said matter of fact, "I know what that is, an aggressive tumor of the tendon sheath." Surgery was scheduled in two weeks. When I woke up my hand was wrapped with HUGE hard bandaging. The tumor was aggressive and had taken out the skin, the nerve, two tendons, a ligament, and some of the bone. It was all Dr. Williams could do to save the distal phalanx (end bone section)! My finger was sewn to the palm of my hand with a flap to graft skin onto the affected area. Because the area is so small it needs blood flow from the donor site. I thought I was going in for basically cosmetic surgery and it ended up the ugly growth had been ruining my finger! What if I had gone to the other surgeon? How would I sew? Play the piano? Keyboard? What if I had waited until it totally "interfered with movement?" I am still working on finger flexion and extension, but I can sew, type, play the piano, garden. . . Thank you Dr. Jeffrey Williams! I know it takes years of training at pitiful wages and great debt to develop medical skills. I am so blessed to have found the right doctor with a helpful, competent staff.

This review is solely for the Plastic Surgery side of Peak Rejuvenation. After reading through the…read morereviews, I had high hopes, even with the new provider, Dr. Iorio. I assumed that a surgeon would want to leave his practice in good hands if he planned to leave as it sounds like Dr. Williams is. I had my pre-op appointment with Dr. Iorio a few weeks ago. At that appointment, I sat down with Brayden and discussed billing and she said that since Dr. Iorio is new, they were trying to fill up his schedule. Last week, when my schedule suddenly became available, I called the office on the off chance that they might have an appointment available soon. They said they had availability Monday, June 15 and asked me to come in that same day to finalize things. I went in, spoke with Dr. Iorio and paid them 10K. I was supposed to be able to 'try on' boobs, but they didn't have anything below 350cc (and this is when things began to take a turn). During the entire appointment, the staff and Dr. Iorio himself talked incessantly about how 'big' most women like to go and how hard my skin would be to work with. It felt inappropriate as we should have been discussing what I wanted and what my outcome would be. I left still unsure about what my breasts would look like after surgery, so I went home, did some research and found out that what I was requesting isn't that uncommon. Apparently it's called 'yoga boobs' or 'ballerina boobs'. I have always been tall and thin and have never been more than a B cup, even when breastfeeding twins. They did deflate after that though, so I just want to feel feminine and filled in again (B cup max). I explained to Dr. Iorio, who is new to Durango, that women in Durango are incredible. We are active athletes and most women in this town aren't going to want ridiculously large breasts, so it's important for women like me to have an idea of what their breasts are going to look and feel like after surgery. I emailed pictures of what I would like to look like and sat with the doctor again for an hour and a half and he still couldn't show me anything remotely resembling what my breasts might look like post surgery. It was 2:30 on Friday when I was told that they couldn't do my surgery on Monday and would need to postpone for 2 weeks because my implants hadn't arrived (they couldn't even track them, which was incredibly bizarre). I had already bought my mother and stepmother plane tickets to come and help with my children... They had to move things around in their schedules. This isn't a dentist appointment that you can just reschedule. This is surgery. I had already stopped some medications that could cause complications with anesthesia. This was by far the most unprofessional and out of this world experience. My partner was CEO of the largest private employer in this town for over a decade. If he ever ran that company like this, it wouldn't have grown. They need to reimburse my credit card ASAP including the 1.5% fee they charged as this has been the biggest inconvenience and none of it should be on my dime. I'm looking forward to getting my breast augmentation done by a professional. I have found doctors in Denver who do 3-D imaging so you can go into your surgery with confidence, having an idea of what your breasts will look like. I hope when I meet with them, I'll be met with positivity about my outcome and my body as it has done incredible things. I grew two 8 pound humans at the exact same time. I'm proud of this body and will not allow another person to criticize my skin, elasticity, collagen, etc... As Dr. Iorio did. Please ladies, know your worth and have high expectations of everyone around you. These people demanded my trust without ever giving me any reason to trust them. Red flags beyond red flags. I'm posting a photo of myself because I'm only 43 and believe I was giving him a beautiful canvas to work with. Disgusting practice and human.