I am on time for appts. I always end up waiting a minimum of 45 minutes for the exam to even…read morestart. I mentioned this is bothersome to the scheduler. She responded, 'Would you like to come earlier?" How does that help? I guess if you're #1 or #2, they start on time. What happened to 'I'm sorry for the inconvenience. . .etc.' Last appt, was for 10:00. I was taken into the exam room at 11:30 am. When done, I needed to order glasses for night driving. This started at around 12:45. Didn't take long. I was asked to pay in full before I left. I shared I pay with cash and did not have enough on me. One staff member had the gall to say 'You mean you don't have a credit card?' Pretty rude. They advised they were 'closed' (1pm). 'Gave' me 10 minutes to go to my bank, get cash, return and make full payment. No receipt since they were 'closed'. Strike One Now - a month has passed and I don't have the glasses. Last week when I called for a status, I was advised the office had trouble getting the frames, but I should have the glasses this week. This week I'm advised the glasses are still 'in progress'. They can provide me no estimated date they will be ready for pick-up. Strike Two Next appt, should I keep it, I'll (1) simply arrive 45 minutes late so my wait is shortened or (2) leave after waiting 15 minutes or (3) do a combination of the 2. If they give me grief, it will be Strike Three Frustrating but respecting appt. times is a consistent problem with this office. Maybe if enough people say/do something, the practice will improve its customer service.

Dr. Ardron gets 10 stars in my book. Excellent doctor, listens to his patients, accommodates…read morewhenever possible, great sense of humor, brilliant surgeon. However, the missing star... the staff member that did the actual scheduling for me on two separate occasions left a bit to be desired. All three times I was there, she was far more interested in her phone than doing her job. She kept it near her lap in front of her and could not pull her attention away from it long enough to be useful to anyone. When she did finally pull her face away from her phone, she gave me a handwritten appointment card with the time and date on it, but apparently never actually entered it into their system. I also know that I was not the only person this happened to, because someone else told me it happened to them and I had also witnessed another incident with someone I do not know while I was in the waiting room on one visit. On that same day, after I saw the Dr., I tried to set an another appointment with that same scheduler before I left. She kept me standing there for several minutes, (eyes on her lap, where I knew her phone was) when she decided to ask me 'if I would mind if she called me when she got back to Sonora, because she would then be able to make the appointment more easily from there'. That phone call never came. I believe the issues were being caused by some new software they were trying to adjust to and I understand how completely irritating that can be in a busy office setting. You've told your customer they have an appointment and then they arrive at the correct time and date only to find that it's not in your scheduling system at all. Then that same day you ask them to trust you again until they can better serve you, but you never do, there's a pattern developing. If it all comes back to the same employee, that needs to be addressed. Bottom Line: I don't know if they have retrained or replaced the scheduling person. But something was needed. If you can navigate the scheduling issues, you're in for a treat with a great doctor and a very kind and personable staff. I was never angry about it, but it was an inconvenience and it came off as a bit unprofessional. What I am saying is that you shouldn't let the possibility of experiencing something like that deter you from a truly gifted Dr. Ardon and his very amicable and enjoyable nature. He'll give you the gift of clear vision, and it's amazing.

Saw this guy a number of years ago. Prescription did not work at all. Went back and he tried to…read moreblame it on me. Was very rude. Would never go back and have nothing good to say about this guy. He was horrible!!! Give 1 star only because it's required to post. Should be zero!!

Dr. Adams is now at Dr. Iwata in Angels Camp-same excellent eye care. Have you been wondering where…read moreDr. Adams went ? You can find him in Angels Camp at Dr. Iwata's.

A Brilliant eye doctor with an unfortunate history of dating his staff and stalking former lovers…read more Probably the best man to take your eyeballs to, the worst place to take your teenaged daughter!

I had an urgent matter with my eyes and called the office. Debbie quickly got me an appointment for…read morethe next morning. I was seen by Dr Galli Rasmussen. She was very thorough and took her time to explain the issue and write me a letter of recommendation to Kaiser. I felt like I was the only one there and was taken very good care of and had follow up that was handled by the staff quickly. So quick, I got an appointment with Kaiser that afternoon and eye surgery 5 days later. Will definitely visit Dr Galli again - and by the way, they accept VSP

I am always delighted each year when I get my eye exam. This office knows their clients by name &…read moretakes care of your needs. They go ABOVE & beyond for customer service.

Toured this community and found everything that we were looking for but most importantly, a caring…read morestaff. We found the staff to be the most friendly of any facility we visited. Due to the pandemic, we did a virtual tour. The marketing person did a great job of answering questions and showing us around, all from the comfort of our home. When it came time to move mom in, everything was as expected and the facility was extremely clean and well prepared. This process has been easier and a god-send for our family.

From the owner: Foothill Village Senior Living in Angels Camp, CA offers a vibrant Senior Living community in the…read morebeautiful Sierra Foothills. Our Assisted Living facility provides personalized care for seniors, including Memory Care for those with Alzheimer's or Dementia. Residents enjoy Independent Living in a supportive environment, with a range of amenities and activities to enhance their quality of life. Experience the comforts of home with the peace of mind of professional care at our Assisted Living Community.

After looking for some new wood stove pipes above the roof and having a great difficulty finding…read morethe material I needed. I was directed to "The Red Store". Never been there before. (where the old meets the new) The only one that knew what I was taking about was Tyler. On my first visit he refuse to sell me anything until he had more pictures and measurements of what I need it. Second visit. Arm with the photos and measurements He took off and I fallow. Set me up very good. I came home and installed everything that he sold me and everything fit perfectly with my exiting stove. I say, he knows his stuff. But I must say it is very pricey. I guest the know how has a price too.

The Red Store is the local hardware store for Murphys. From what I can tell, the selection is…read morequite good for a small store. But then again, I don't really know what all of that stuff is used for, but it looks impressive. ;) My dad stops by here often when working on home projects. I've accompanied him on quite a few trips and was impressed with the service.