Wait time is ridiculous. My parents are in their 80's. Each visit has been a minimum of 3 hours. We…read morelive 60 miles from the office. Too many patients on any given day. It's a cash mill with little regard to the overall needs of patients. Probably will recommend anywhere else for my parents to go. Waiting area looks like checkout lane at Walmart

Doctors and staff are awesome. Scheduling is not so good. Could take over an hour to your doctorread more

There are moments in life when you find yourself completely out of your element, far from home, and…read moregenuinely scared. That was me. I live in Northern California, and I was in Tennessee when my retina detached. The thought of potentially losing vision in one of my eyes, while being 2,000 miles from my doctors, my people, and my comfort zone, was terrifying. Southeastern Retina Associates was exactly what I needed when I needed it most. From the moment I walked in, something shifted. The receptionist set the tone immediately. Warm, grounded, no pretense. That feeling carried through every single person I encountered, right up to the doctor. This wasn't a place where staff are just doing their jobs. These are people who genuinely seem to understand that the person sitting across from them is scared and needs more than clinical competence. They need to feel safe. And I did. The care was top-notch, but honestly, it was the humanity behind it that I will remember. When you're far from home and your eyesight is on the line, trust is everything. I trusted every person in that office. If you are visiting from out of state, or even if you are local and need a retina specialist, I cannot recommend this practice highly enough. They showed up for me in a way I won't forget

I came to this practice last year. I started my journey with Dr B. In the Hixson office. I later…read moreswitched to Dr G and I see him at gunbarrel and Hixson location. He is beyond wonderful. The staff is very kind. It isn't hard to get an appointment or speak to someone directly. The ONLY negative is - it's an all day event. It takes forever! The waiting room always is comfy. They have coffee, water, candy and flat screens with HGTV. It's never hot or stuffy. Front desk staff keeps us laughing. I wouldn't go anywhere else. On a personal side note-i was working a great job when I came in EMERGENCY. It was then I learned I would not drive or work and was going blind. My whole world changed. I lost my job and insurance. Dr G said my eyes were more important than money and they would work with me. His bedside manor is unlike any other.

Don't. Just, don't. Dr. Stone is average at best. He had to repeat laser surgery for my detached…read moreretina three times. I first thought this was just my bad luck, but after talking with some other patients while waiting for my eyes to dilate I found it was the same for 3 of the 4 patients in the room. The staff is the most unprofessional I've seen in any doctor's office. They seem to believe they are there to socialize rather than care for the patients. They are loud and act more like teens in a high school hallway than adults in a physician's practice. They also don't understand insurance or how to check the amount I was responsible for paying. They still owe me $15 for an upfront payment they overcharged but I will report this to my insurance and let them deal with it. I have moved on to TN Retina. The drive is a pain but the treatment and office staff are worth every minute.

Excellent physician but the front office staff could use some training on insurance. I listened to…read morethe receptionist tell someone he could get TennCare because they "have lots of patients who have it." Seemed to have no knowledge of how TennCare/Medicaid works for adults in Tennessee and apparently believes the only qualifier is low income. Very misleading. I hope the billing department is more informed.

We had to drive to this location twice for my husband's follow-up appointment after cataract…read moresurgery. It was far from home but still very easily accessible, right off I 575 in Canton, GA. The receptionist was very friendly, and so were the nurses. This was the third time we met with the OD, Paven Korotana. She was nice and professional. She answered every question we had and was patient and thorough. The entire office was clean and tastefully decorated and followed the same color code as the two other Woolfson locations. Overall, it was a pleasant visit. My only complaint about Woolfson is that we have had to, in addition to the surgery, we had to drive to three different locations to catch a doctor.

Dr. Sioufi and his staff were simply exceptional. From the minute I walked in I was treated quickly…read moreand professionally by the very friendly staff. Dr. Sioufi diagnosed my issue quickly, assured me of the path forward and eased my concerns. Despite much closer alternatives to my home, I will continue to go to this office - I trust this doctor and his staff.

Dr Oh is a gift! He makes a less than pleasant wee macular degeneration experience as pleasant as…read morehumanly possible. The entire staff is focused and friendly and attentive . I've had several appointments and not a complaint for a single one . I'm seen quickly and every step has always been explained and my questions are always answered completely. Everyone shows compassion and professionalism while being pleasant and personable. No one wants an eye injection (unless they are genuinely weird),but Dr Oh and the rest of the Georgia Retina group make it much less awful than it could be.

These guys are the best in Georgia for Retina problems. Dr. Jacobson is top-notch, without a doubt…read morethe best retina specialist in Georgia. Unless you are willing to go to Bascolm-Palmer Eye Institute in Miami, Dr. Jacobson is your best bet. He PERSONALLY took the time to understand my entire medical history (rather than having some tech-schooled, slow-writing medical assistant who understands about half of what you are telling her and writes down even less). Even more importantly, Dr. Jacobson demonstrated the ability to think about how existing medical conditions may affect my eyes. After having lots of experiences with MDs of all types, I can honestly say that Dr. Jacobson is definitely a rare and dying breed. Not only does he have an exceptional attention to detail, really good communication skills, outstanding capabilities and the most current knowledge of retinal disease, treatment and care -- he also seems to be a genuinely nice guy. The other MDs in the practice seem equally skilled...I don't have as much first hand experience with them except to say that I had an after-hours emergency and had to page the on-call MD. My call was returned in less than 2 minutes! Dr. Rivalese also offered to see me in the office on Saturday AM. Impressive that they are so responsive to non-life threatening emergencies. Most other MDs would tell their patients to "go to the ER"...but the ER can't do much for eye problems except charge you $2k and tell you to "follow up with your doctor on Monday". Sure, having eye/retina problems is terrible! But knowing that there is competent, professional care is reassuring. Give Georgia Retina and Dr. Jacobson in particular a try...I think they have several locations: Decatur, Riverdale, Perimeter, etc.

My first time there and I was very pleased. When I decided to get my glasses there, they reused my…read moreexisting frames and gave me several discounts. Greg Carver also sent me a link to "EyeMed" to get reimbursed for some of the cost. The refund was almost half of the cost of the glasses. I will continue going there in the future.

Had cataract surgery with Lee. I had procedure on both eyes. At the 4-6 week exam, I was having…read moredifficulty with right eye. He was evasive and unconcerned. No feed back for me and he actually appeared angry that I had a concern. He walked from the room without out a Thank you, or good bye'. He 'usually' would lead us to check out area. He Left us in the exam room and went to front desk. We came on but he was gone had vanished. And left the info sheet with the clerk. It took my husband and I just a second to gather my purse and walk to from by and he had left us. The receptionist area had two cubicles. The first one was unoccupied because she was assisting with front counter but returning to her area when she could. We were waiting on her. We did see the second cube until my husband walked to see about help. Lee never said first or second etc. he literally walked out of our exam room without saying goodbye , thank you for your business Nothing. My husband walked around to second cubicle area and found an attendant. We then Checked out. Very poor customer service. He was very rude and obviously irritated. Never said thank you, etc. IMPROVEMENT: True Customer Care