Wonderful staff who are very attentive and listen to your concerns and needs. They treat you as a…read morehuman with care and compassion and not just a patient with a file number.

Amazing care, I recommend Dr.Tanner to everyone in need of a great eye Dr. Fast and thorough and a…read moregreat staff.

Awesome, friendly, knowledgable :)…read more With my eye condition I'm a bit finicky on Optometrists, but these guys knew how to handle it, and handle it well. Abundantly friendly staff, and they knew how to handle VSP Vision Insurance like they owned that company :) In short, am definitely coming back!

At the end of June, I brought a glasses Rx that I got somewhere else to Osius because they sell…read moreSilhouette glasses and I really love my Sihouettes. However, they were too expensive even after insurance and I was crushed. I was running out of time to use my insurance benefits due to a job change so I didn't really have a lot of options. So I looked around and one of the associates (I forget her name but she was younger, bubbly, and really friendly; this review would be a lot different if I'd only dealt with her) suggested frames that she said were like generic Sihouettes. I found a pair I liked and waited for 3 weeks for them to come in. Once they finally came in, I took time out of my busy schedule to go in with my spouse, pick the glasses up, and have them adjusted. The associate I liked wasn't in and we dealt with an older woman who had a very stern and unfriendly disposition that I later learned is named Suzie. She didn't direct us to a fitting table or even a chair. She was helping other people and we just stood by the door because we weren't sure what to do. We stood around awkwardly for a while and then she had me try them on, said she saw some ways they needed to be adjusted and then went to do that. However, it turns out the set of frames I picked out are basically unadjustable and I need a lot of adjustments to my glasses to make them fit comfortably. Obviously, they weren't going to work. I was devastated because they were already my second choice and they took longer to come in than I've usually had to wait since I started wearing glasses. Suzie talked us into trying them at home for a few days but they didn't work so I ended up having to go back in and get another pair on a very tight schedule in order not to miss their 30 day replacement clause since it took so very long for them to come in, in the first place. I settled on a pair of wire frame normal glasses in a similar colour that I didn't hate and so we got them replaced. And then it took 4 (FOUR!) weeks for them to come in. Those glasses came to me with a manufacturing flaw, which I didn't notice for a week or so, and we dealt with Suzie again. Despite complaining to the manager last time about how she just left us by the door, she didn't do anything different this time. She fitted me standing, again, and we weren't directed to a fitting table or chair, again, even though I use a cane. When I noticed the flaw on the glasses, we went back again because I also needed further adjustments. I showed the frames to Suzie, asking about the flaw, and she said she'd "take them into the bright light" to look. Again, we weren't directed to a fitting table or anything. We waited and waited for what felt like forever. And then she came back and she'd scratched off the finish from part of the frame, totally missing the flaw, saying she "tried to fix it" but she made it worse because now the base frame color, which was a stark contract to the one I picked, was so visible. So then we had to contact the manager again and complain about their employee damaging my new glasses and also how there was a flaw to begin with. They eventually agreed to a free replacement and didn't make me use the warranty. It took another 4 weeks to come in and it only came in that "fast" because we asked the manager about it, who called the company to ask what the issue was. I didn't go back to get them fitted there once they came in and went somewhere else because dealing with Suzie was such an awful experience. Since then, my lenses have chipped but I don't think I'll be doing anything about it because I'm just so over dealing with this eye clinic.

Dr. Wiardo is quite gifted at his job. My eyeglasses came out great. I had been to another place…read morethat tried 6 times to get my glasses right. Dr. Wiardo knows what he's doing and I had no problems at all there. It's really nice to see a professional who is good at what he does and cares about results. Thank you to the Doc and his pleasant, friendly staff.

Been going to the Doc for about 7 years now. He's studious, has an engineering-like…read more precision, good bedside manner, explains everything. Took me awhile to find him. Have never had a complaint nor concern. About me: been blind (I exaggerate, well - sort of?) since I was 4. I have a high script with astigmatism. Seriously, the number I went through to find him.... (ask me about a good general! :) )

I went to Kirk a couple of times - average at best. This year when I went - they did the eye exam…read morefor my new prescription - exam was less than 10 min - with about 10 flips. And I mentioned that it was still blurry. They said - no - this is good. Got the glasses back - awful. I could have seen better with a coke bottle. Ended up going to another optician - the prescription from Kirk was WAY OFF - never again. Posted a comment on their site but no follow up ... $200 lesson learned ....

After many years of good service from Dr. Kirk, my experience this year has been HORRIBLE! I…read moretrusted Dr. Kirk when he said that the blurry vision in my left eye was from Dry Eye and I should use over-the-counter drops. I also had symptoms of glaucoma for which he prescribed other drops and some pillls. Many months later, the blurriness was getting worse and worse, and he just said to increase the drops. I have finally gotten a second opinion and a thorough diagnostic procedure. It seems I have severe glaucoma and a block in the retinal vein. I have almost no vision in my left eye now, and the loss may be permanent! I waited way too long to find another ophthalmologist - because I trusted Dr. Kirk. Don't make the same mistake!! Show less

I posted this review on Google, and sharing here as well. Great doctors, horrible management. I'd…read moreleave zero stars if that was possible. In summary, the practice is BADLY managed. It has excellent docs IF and WHEN you can get an appointment to see one. The existing docs are tied up in more financially lucrative surgeries rather than maintaining a balance between surgery and eye exams for patients, despite having four locations in northern Colorado. I read the reviews and the management responds to bad reviews by leaving a note and asking reviewers to call the main phone number, which I am guessing is pretty useless but makes them look responsive to negative reviews. My family of five has been patients of this practice for over 20 years. However, the ability to schedule actual eye appointments in the past two years has gone down to almost zero. I had been seeing Dr. Mayer after my cataract surgery in 2021 and 2022, but last year, I experienced the beginnings of a macular hole in my right eye and could not get an appointment with him within six months. I was referred to a retinal specialist, Dr. Korotkin, who said my macular issue wasn't severe enough (October 2024) and dismissed me when I said I needed a new eyeglass prescription because "he didn't do that", like it was beneath him to spend another minute or two addressing or even empathizing with my concerns. I wasn't able to get an eye appointment with Dr. Mayer until March 2025 (they tried to put me off until May), and he immediately noticed that I actually had a severe macular hole. I then scheduled a visit with Dr. Gange (never going back to Korotkin), who I was able to see within a week, and had eye surgery within a week. Dr. Mayer suggested that I schedule an eye exam with whomever was available, so as I still needed a new pair of eyeglasses, I scheduled an eye exam with Dr. Poznic for August. I got a voicemail on Tuesday June 10th that he was not available that day but there were plenty of appointments the following week. I called later in the afternoon and the earliest I could get in would be October. So despite having 23 doctors on staff, there is not a single doctor who could give an eye exam at any of the four locations before October. I tried to leave voicemail for the person who canceled my appointment, but her voicemail said it might take five days for her to return my call, and directed me to NOT call back and leave multiple voicemails. It's unconscionable to cancel existing appointments and not immediately reschedule, then follow up with the patients who lost their spots. They should be prioritized on a waitlist, but none was available. In short, I have a follow-up for my macular hole repair in July but I will not be returning to the practice for any other services.

Inconsistent, unprofessional, oddly expensive. Since this involves something as important as…read moresight, I highly recommend getting eye exams elsewhere. There are much better options who do not try to cycle through as many patients as possible to generate revenue. In my opinion, their priority is making a buck; not improving your eyesight and eye health

I started seeing Dr Uyemura a couple months back after moving to Colorado. Even with my complex…read moremedical history, he was extremely proactive and picked up right where my last retinal specialist left off. He is extremely knowledgeable and even personally called me after hours when there was a small issue with my Rx. He corrected it immediately and has definitely proven to me what a great doctor he is! I would highly recommend him

A lot of people go to Dr. Uyemura for eye lens removal and implant surgery, aka cataract surgery…read more The surgery is very expensive, costing thousands on top of what Medicare pays, and that matters, since most people who need that surgery are of an age that is advanced enough for them to be on Medicare. My advice to people who are offered that surgery by Dr. Uyemura and are told how much better their vision will be is, 'Don't get your hopes up.' I was so excited because of all their talk about how I'd be able to see great at a distance without glasses after surgery, and would only need glasses for reading. That wasn't my experience at all! After all that expense, and almost two months of barely being able to see at all while 'healing', my vision seems worse instead of better. Nothing is clear, anywhere. Driving is more difficult than ever. I have double vision when reading, and there's a 'fuzzy' looking something in my view all the time. Dr. Uyemura practically argued with me when I tried to describe what was going on with my vision, and he literally got snotty with me about it- like he didn't want to hear about any problems. I finally gave up. I feel like my eyes are ruined now, and my life has been tremendously affected- in a terribly negative way by a doctor and a procedure that I'd been lead to believe was going to make my vision- and my life, much better! It's been a heartbreaking experience, and the sense we got from Dr. Uyemera was that he really could not care any less. This experience has been one of the biggest disappointments of my life.

I want to update my review of Dr. Kirk, after receiving more care from two other ophthalmologists…read more Where Dr, Kirk first failed was in not listening to me, especially to my descriptions of symptoms. When I first told him about my blurry vision (Jan. '25), he said that it had to be from Dry Eye because that was the only thing that would come and go. I tried to explain that it wasn't on and off - but like looking through a cloud or fog, with patches of lightness and darkness and varying degrees of clarity. He interrupted my description (and wrote "blurriness comes and goes" in my chart). Dr. Kirk did diagnoses of Glaucoma and Central Retinal Vein Occlusion (CRVO). He treated the glaucoma with some (though not lasting) success. He did not treat the CRVO, but recommended observation. And he continued to state that the blurriness was not due to either of those conditions, but solely due to Dry Eye, and that I should increase my use of lubricant eye drops. Now I have been to two other opthalmologists, the second one being a retina specialist. I have received more extensive diagnoses, including scans and pictures, and more extensive treatments. I have learned that Dr. KIrk erred in two ways: While he did diagnose CRVO, he deemed it only necessary to observe it. Not a good call. And he continued to tell me that my reduced vision was not related to the two conditions but solely to Dry Eye. THIS WAS NOT TRUE. While I continued to increase the lubricant drops at his recommendation, my vision continued to worsen. My new docs say that they will probably be able to stop that progression, but damage has been done that will not be entirely reversed. I repeat: Do not trust Dr. Kirk with your vision.

The staff and doctors at the Kirk Eye Center are wonderful and the products and services in the…read moreOptical Department are outstanding. They have the latest styles in frames and really great lenses. All at a great price! I would recommend them to anyone wanting the best eye exam and some awesome glasses.

Streamlined check in, great doctor, wonderful experience!…read moreDefinitely will return and recommend to others.

I helped my buddy drive from Port St Lucie to Fort Collins. Last day of the trip the nose piece…read morebroke off my glasses. Eyecare Associates was the closest to his apartment. Even though I wasn't a patient or customer they helped me out. Replaced the broken nose pieces, checked to see if they fit right and didn't charge me. Thank you Eye Associates!