Dr. Longmuir provides excellent care to his patients. When…read moreI visited Dr. Longmuir he explained the tests and encouraged me to do my best. I was impressed by the way he spoke to the techs and nurses, he seemed to bring the best out of everyone working in a very busy clinic. Upon completion of the exam, he explained the results and gave me reassurance that tests yielded an accurate baseline for him to refer back to as needed during my cancer treatment. I would recommend Dr. Longmuir to my friends and family. Vanderbilt Eye Institute is fortunate to have Dr. Reid Longmuir as a member of their team.

I used to go here. I have paid over thousands of dollars for eyeglasses and cringe when I found out…read morei could get same or better glasses at an online store like zeelool for $70/pair. Their prices are waaaay inflated. They also charged $1000 for a visit I thought I needed, come to find out it was definitely not the norm and extremely inflated. My tipping point, why I quit going... is bc they are inconsistent in their pricing. At first a visit was $160, then when I checked out, I only owed $40, that's good but...the doctor who knew exactly what I needed bc he sold contacts to me before and knew that's what I was currently wearing didn't give me my contacts prescription, that's ok I just call and ask for it..,nope...that will be $75 extra dollars. He knew I wasn't getting my contacts through him so he charged more. Get it together people! Charge same amount to every customer. You don't get to pick who gets charged more bc their instance pays you less or they decide to save money and get their contacts cheaper elsewhere. Quit taking advantage of people! SHAME!

I've been going here for two years and received good care. However today, I was put on a machine…read morethat took a bright flash picture of each eye. After the end of the exam I was told I owed $39 for this procedure. I should have been given the choice for this and told it was not covered by insurance.

I was recommended to Dr. Nash from my sister. I had been going to a different optometrist in the…read morearea and I felt like I was receiving lackluster care. I've always had a hard time with eye exams, but Dr. Nash and his team are fantastic at making those feel warm and welcome. I felt like I was free to ask questions, and Dr. Nash truly cared to hear about my symptoms and helped me better understand my prescription. Michael was awesome as well. He helped me understand my insurance and made sure to break down the cost of my lenses. They have reasonable pricing, and my appointment was swift AND thorough.

I had heard great things about Dr Nash, so decided to give Nash Eye Care a try. My disappointment…read moreis great. I can't fathom why they're booking out months in advance. Who would return here?? As others have noted, the support staff at the front is shockingly out of tune with their patients (that term should actually be "customers", because this is NOT a medical service provider. More on that later). The overwhelming feeling you get is that you are an unintelligent nuisance, rather than the paying customer that you are. Furthermore, it becomes evident quickly that these gatekeepers don't really know what they're doing or how to do it. When they become self conscious about that, they will step up efforts to gaslight you and really make you pay for their own ineptitude. Once you get past the gargoyles at the front, you begin with the basic series of eye tests from a technician who is already trying to upsell your exam with alternatives to pupil dilation. Odd, but okay whatever, let's continue. Off to the exam room. I was not able to see Dr Nash, but the doctor I did get was good, hence the second star. She seemed efficient, knowledgeable, and thorough, although she was quite cold and not very personable. Okay exam is over, time to pick some frames. But from where? It had struck me that the selection seemed rather sparse when I first walked in, but I thought surely there must be some out-of-sight show room or a hidden display somewhere with ample selection. They certainly have the space at the facility. But, nope. What you see is what you get and let me tell ya, it's not much. I would feel confident estimating that the options were 1/20th of what you'd find with any other optometrist. With nothing to settle on, I opted to retain my old frames and just get new lenses with the new prescription. And here's where they level the boom on you; "basic lenses" will still cost you out of pocket. But should you want scratch protection and anti glare coating; $365. Excuse me?? What?! I have top notch insurance, I have never paid anywhere close to that for new glasses (frames and lenses) with all the bells and whistles. "Can you please check that again?" [the ineptitude cogs start clunking] "Yep, that's right" comes the response. Riiiight. Welp, I'm out. Thanks for the new prescription guess I'm ordering online. This place is just milking its customer base for every penny they can get under the guise of "eye care". This is not an eye care center. This is a grossly overpriced eyewear store, and the staff are just salespeople, rude ones at that. The convenience of location for some does not mitigate the negatives.

I have visited this location twice for my annual eye exam and I was very satisfied. Everyone on the…read moreteam was very thorough and answered my questions fully. They even gave me recommendations to prevent eye damage and did not pressure me to purchase contact or glasses in store like most places. I think this care team is very transparent with pricing and I will be back for another visit when the time comes.

This is a rip off company. I sent up an appointment on a week day to avoid paying for retina eye…read moredilation exam. And they still told me I still have to pay unless I come before noon or after 3 pm. When I set u my appointment for 1pm. They had told me they don't dilation at all on saturdays. So that is why I made my apt for the week day. And now they are adding more restrictions. Besides last time I was there. They added more charges to my bill when I ordered my glasses with out my knowledge so I call and complaint that time. But now I want everyone to know to be careful wi the the charges on your final bill

This was my first visit to a Visionworks location. The staff were friendly and personable. They…read morehelped me figure out an issue with my insurance to be sure that I got the appropriate coverage. The doctor was patient as we waited to figure it out and address all the questions I had about my eyes. Ayo helped me pick out two frames that fit my face really well. She was even willing to search the inventory so that I could see a frame in a different color. They had a BOGO promotion going on, and one pair was ready the same day.

Worst place to get contacts from they always give me contacts that hurts my eyes and take so long…read moreto give me a replacement. Worst customer service they don't answer the phone and when they do they put you on hold and hung up and the people there are very disrespectful and unprofessional. I don't recommend going there.

The staff were very friendly and caring. Dr young was great to talk with, explained things well…read more This was my first visit and I will be back. My wife will be making an appointment soon also.

For the past six years, I have relied on the eye doctor team of Drs Joshua Young and Jonathan…read moreRouton and their staff for annual exams as well as cataract surgery. I have complete confidence in their medical care. On one occasion I got in with no notice with an emergency. Tip: Appointment delay is always possible especially as the day progresses. So I always make the first or second appointment of the day.

Having previously only had my eyes checked at Lenscrafters or the like, The Vanderbilt Eye Clinic…read morewas a nice change of pace. However, it is BUSY with a capital BUSY. It has computerized check in which is fast, but you are still almost sure to have to wait, so bring something to entertain you. At least until they dilate your eyes and you suddenly can only see blurs in front of you. Which segues to my only complaint. I was unaware of the fact that the dilating had this effect, and I was not warned, which caused me to freak out a bit when it did happen. They do have a nice big TV on the wall, which I was able to see, but it was tuned to sports which I have no interest in. Still moving pictures are better than nothing! Dr. Felch was very friendly and never made me feel foolish about any of the questions I had.

Fast and easy check in. As everywhere these days the doctors are over booked and you will spend…read moresome time in the waiting room, however their waiting room is very clean & comfortable, at Vanderbilt they always offer Free Wifi.

First time to Warby Parker. I went in hoping to get the nosepads on my glasses cleaned/repaired,…read moreand the ladies there helped me so much and ended up deep cleaning the area and replacing the nose pads. I walked out with brand new nosepads and I'm grateful to them.

Everyone at this Warby feels relatable, compassionate and willing to give you their time of day:…read morenot easy in this day and age where the economy feels like it's pressind down on everyday civilians. What I love about Warby is that they take both FSA and HSA. They also measure pupillary distance on the spot via their in-app, staff-operated iPads. Be sure to bring in your own, updated prescription if you want to purchase glasses that day. You can always update them later, but it makes it easier on everyone if you have a digital or hard copy. Adjustments are free, and they have low-bridge varieties for all my APIA/AAPI fam out there. Remember that sunglasses and glasses frames are pretty interchangeable for whichever one you prefer: they are all just frames. There is an optometrist on site (pun intended) if you need one and didn't have a prescription. Warby also does their own contact lenses, but I haven't tried them, so I can't really tell you much about them: only that they, like their frames, seem affordable. The only slightly tricky situation is parking. There is plenty of street parking should you choose to arrive on a random Tuesday midday. I imagine there would be less so on a busy Friday evening considering the many restaurants nearby. There is a paid lot, but they were renovating it when I was there.