Doctor was excellent. However, the delivery service by the staff was a bad experience and left a…read morelot to be desired. First of all, I went to pick up, and my glasses were given to me in a bag. No sit down to see if they fit or you can actually see or read, as usually done. As I stood trying them on, I asked for an adjustment. The attendant seemed annoyed. Anyway, finally got my glasses and left. The professionalism of the staff was not there.

This eye care facility provided timely service, with shorter wait times compared to other providers…read morewho were booked out for weeks. The cost of the eye exam was also more reasonable compared to other facilities. The front desk receptionist and Dr. Ly were both very kind and professional during my appointment, and the facilities were clean and well-maintained with a wide selection of eyewear available.

Poke myself in the eye trimming pruning my blackberry patch called for an appointment. Said they'd…read morecall me back, never did. Called Heaton and was given an appointment promptly

Extremely poor run office. 3-4 hour wait every visit. Service is not worth it. Spend your time…read moredriving to a reputable clinic that serves their patients.

Dr. Heaton himself did my cataract surgery. Now my right eye has horrible floaters in it. I wish I…read morehad never had this done. I went in to see another Dr to get my eyes checked for glasses. A tech did the check a Dr signed off on it. The Dr can't be bothered to make sure they get it right. The didn't. Went back requested an appt with the Dr. A student Dr came in and did the check up. Not my Dr. still wrong. Today I'm just having them put my old prescription in the new frames I had to buy. Now I will have new glasses that I didn't need. Still haven't spoken with my Dr. what a money grubbing place to go. STAY AWAY!!! They don't care about you just your money.

Do NOT get MONOVISION Lasik without knowing that you LOSE THE ABILITY TO: read a medicine bottle,…read moreread highway signs at any distance, easily read a book in bed, thread a needle, remove a splinter from your own finger, read a cereal box at the grocery store from the center of the aisle, read the computer screen while standing behind someone to assist them, read something on your phone except at arm's-length, use a sewing machine comfortably, make jewelry, read Netflix movie descriptions from your couch. The concept of your brain adjusting to seeing most anything is clearly FALSE and or was not explained appropriately. The surgical procedure was excellent; but when I questioned (afterwards) why I could not do these things I was told that was explained to me beforehand. I was told what monovision WOULD DO, but not what I WOULD NO LONGER BE ABLE TO DO.

Love Dr. West and his team! I have difficult eyes to correct due to radial keratotomy surgery back…read morein the 80's. Dr. West has been great in taking his time to get my prescription right. And his opticians helped me pick out a beautiful pair of frames... modern look and just right for my face and complexion. Highly recommend Dr. West!!

Didn't run a full eye exam on me, tried to upsell me on $800 Neurolenses (which are a scam, you can…read moreget prism added to your lenses for $5 online) and wasn't even going to update my prescription! Then they tried selling me on their $400 frames, and when I said I just wanted my prescription the front desk lady was rude.

We have been seeing Dr. Bennett for about 6 years. My teenage daughter refuses to see anyone else…read more To me it is about the quality of my eye exam. I have a slight astigmatism that only really bothers me while driving long distances. Dr. Bennett is the only doctor to write a prescription that actually helped. He is very knowledgeable and good at sharing it.

I believe this office is dishonest and has a pretty good scam going on. I made an appointment last…read moreweek. I drove an hour to get to their office this morning. My insurance copay is $10. I have two daughters who have recently used this insurance and their copay was just $10. I filled out paperwork and when I returned it to the window I was told my copay was $10 plus I needed to pay an additional $90 that I could pay out of my own pocket or I could use my insurance that would normally go towards glasses/contacts for my appointment. Why did they not tell me this upfront when I made this appointment?

I actually had a great time getting my eyes checked here. Dr. Cook was knowledgeable and threw in…read moresome well placed eye jokes. He's independent - doesn't make money off slinging expensive contacts - and is well known and respected in his field. He uses a combination of old and new technology, so you are actually benefiting from his expertise as opposed to at the mercy of a machine. The exam was reasonably priced (50 something dollars for a glasses exam, and 99 for contacts, without insurance, and it's done in a way that checks your eye health.without dilation.) I was extremely impressed. The office was clean and the receptionist was very nice e and knowledgeable as well.

I have been there several times over the last few years and have been annoyed at how much you are…read moresold "extras" and "add-ons", it is like buying a car and you don't know what to believe. I do not trust this place or the staff, they have been rude and pushy throughout my time doing business there. Today was the last straw, go in for reading glasses, get pushed to do something that costs nearly $400.00 and that includes using my old frames. I do not trust the people there and the pricing is terrible. Do not recommend. Going to take my RX to another place to do business, taking my families business away from there as well.

First, let me say that I did not dislike Dr. Rudd. I paid out of pocket for the eye exam and for…read moreadditional testing (because of my age). At the end of the exam, after admitting that I was not prepared to buy glasses from them that day (which they priced starting at $650 for my prescription) and asking for my PD measurement, I was dismissed (literally, with a hand gesture as the doctor left the room), and told the PD would cost an extra $50. The whole experience left me feeling like her practice is more about money than about patient care.