I have been coming to Alan for almost two decades and he is one of the best! I usually tend to not…read morehave good dealings with medical staff but Alan is a really good guy, empathetic, and thorough. You definitely feel like you get the care and treatment you need. The office is clean and atmosphere is welcoming as well. However, it has been awhile since I have gone to the office but when I recently went I found out my medical records have been shredded and trashed. I checked and I came multiple times within seven years (time period for offices to maintain records) and when I asked the front desk receptionist, she wasn't very sympathetic or cared. Alan used to have a really great receptionist but this recent one comes across as rude and not following proper medical practice of trashing medical records. Further, when picking up my glasses, she was rude about the kind of glasses I got and called them cheap and "made me feel better" by getting a Dulce & Gabbana bag. Like I didn't need the attitude and disrespect. Alan: 5+ stars! Receptionist: 0 stars (hope a new office receptionist comes in soon)

Dr. Goldstein is absolutely the best! He's been my eye doctor since I was in the 4th grade and I…read morenow am 28. I get so nostalgic when I go into the office, everything is exactly the same and it warms my heart. Best eye doctor in the biz.

Highly recommend this doctor. He's caring and thorough. He did my lasik surgery and I am so…read moregrateful to have the gift of vision!

So glad I finally changed eye doctors…read more Everyone in Dr. Elkins' West Hills office has been super friendly and helpful. Massive parking lot, as there are many other medical offices right near the hospital, informative web site, and not long wait times. The opticians were also helpful and they actually had a pair of super cute glasses that I got for a decent price with my insurance. As an eye doctor's office, it's hard to get too excited, but all aspects of my experiences here have been great. There's not much else one can ask for!

Fantastic staff and doctor. I had a great experience. Dr. Keating is very, very knowledgeable and…read moretakes his time with his patients.

First and foremost Dr. Keatings front office staff are just plain down to earth genuinely…read morenice...they don't have to try to be...it's just there nature...what a blessing. Dr K is an older Opthamologist who hasn't retired because he enjoys what he does as well as enjoys taking his time with a patients history. An element I find crucial an unfortunately uncommon unless you belong to a concierge practice. Thank goodness after a thorough exam he calmed my concerns and said at my age of 60 what I was experiencing in my right eye(recent floaters) was a slow and benign process in which my brain will adjust. No cause for alarm. Come back in a year. I highly recommend if you want a professional Opthamologist exam, accurate diagnosis common sense opinion. He also takes my Covered California Blue Shield PPO.

Love Dr Davidorf's bedside manner. It also has just felt…read morelike a miracle to be able to see again after my lens replacement surgery. I can't recommend this place enough And I have several times Everyone's been super happy

Always wait more than an hour after scheduled appointment time before seeing the doctor.read more

Dr Huynh is an excellent doctor in every way. He clearly explains his exams and the condition of my…read morevision. I recently was misdiagnosed by another doctor and he conducted testing which showed that I had no problem.

Wow. On 4/7 I took my 86 year old father here for an eye exam. While some employees and Dr. Karlin…read moreare extremely hospitable, we had one of the worst encounters I could ever imagine. As with most eye exams there are several tests which have to be done as well as the typical screening of the eyes prior to seeing the Doctor. At 86 my father is hard of hearing and there is a language barrier, which is why I attend all of his appointments. The first interaction with the screening was ok. The young lady wasn't rude but she seemed visibly annoyed that my dad was not completely comprehending what she was asking so I had to intervene. The next part though took the cake. What can be described as a Karen through and through. We were in the waiting room when this woman yelled out our last name. I stood up and so did another woman in the office of Asian descent. Apparently we both had the same last name. The lady seemed confused and said "there's 2 of you?" I said my dad's first name and she said "yeah that one". What transpired next was deplorable, her barking out orders and getting frustrated because my dad wasn't putting his head or eyes in the place she wanted but before I could intervene each time she just keeps yapping and continually making comments like "sir don't put your jaw there and that's not what I asked you to do. Does this woman not have parents? WTF. After this pleasant interaction we saw the Doctor and he asked for another test. No one told us it was going to be $85. It's fine I just paid it; however, who does random tests without notifying the patient on the cost of the test? Unfortunately we had to visit yet again with the unpleasant lady and this time she was just off the rails. I finally stopped her and said, "you have horrible bed side manner and a terrible F in attitude" she stops cold turkey and mutters something about being in her safe space and she is going to get somebody. An office manager comes in and asks to speak to me while another young man does the test. What a difference! A kid with patience and understanding. He mentions to me that he takes care of his grandma so he respects me for being there and totally gets it. Also mentions that the lady we were working with is extremely difficult. Meanwhile I get a talking to by the office manager about my language which is the only thing they can reference because I said the F work once to a terrible human being. I kept asking about the behavior of the employee to which I was afforded a "we deal with this behind the scenes". We see the doctor again and now upon leaving we are escorted out by the office manager who has the audacity to ask me if I am willing to apologize to the employee. I said absolutely not. He proceeds to tell me that I am choosing to do the wrong thing, oh the irony. I ask him if you are asking me to apologize, is your employee going to apologize to me and my father for her behavior? Of course the answer was no. Sad that people beat up on the elderly and can't imagine what would have happened had I not been there to advocate for my father. Never again at this office it's obviously a DEI hub of safe spaces and hypocrites. DEI has no place in this society, especially when the DEI people don't afford it to the very groups they supposedly are advocating for. What happened to us was racist with a mix of elder abuse. Treat people the way you want to be treated but don't cry wolf when someone isn't willing to put up with your crap. STAY away the reviews are spot on and I will be finding my parents a new eye doctor. ‍

Had an extraordinary and life changing experience at DLV vision, with Dr. Dougherty and the ENTIRE…read moreTEAM. A good friend recommended DLV and so I made an appointment and went to see if they could persuade me to hand over my vision to them, I was very skeptical because my vision was bad but not bad enough to be desperate for lasik. So anything less than an excellent result would have been a problem for me. From intake, to the initial exams, to the amazing closer/administrator Diana, the process was INSANELY human and warm and detailed. I saw so many specialists (surgeon, ophthalmology, optometry, lenses, etc) They made me feel completely in control, spent hours with me, gave me all the options and explanations I needed to feel fully comfortable moving forward. They even pushed forward my secondary screening to the same day so I could schedule the surgery for the soonest possible date. In the end my vision is exactly what was promised if not better. LASIK is not a cure all for 20/20 near and far, it has trade-offs, and Dr Dougherty explained all of these perfectly and exactly what he said would happen came true. I chose monovision to try and reduce the chances of or delay needing reading glasses. The monovision KICKS ASS. I can see my phone close up and perfect 10/20 far vision at the same time! Anyways, highly recommend. Top notch people, top notch process. Thank you DLV!

PLEASE DO NOT GET LASIK AT THIS OFFICE (or any office). They killed my best friend…read more My best friend, Dax Wellington Grove, was a patient at DLV Vision. He suffered debilitating complications from a botched LASIK procedure at DLV Vision. When the resulting chronic eye pain became unbearable, he ultimately took his own life last week. During the 12 months leading up to his death, Dax sought treatment from multiple major academic medical centers, underwent extensive testing, and spent well over $300,000 pursuing answers and trying to reclaim the life he once had. It never came back. The man I knew before that surgery was adventurous, brilliant, funny, fiercely loyal, and the kind of friend who would spend hours helping someone else through their darkest moments. The man who hung himself last week was living with severe chronic ocular surface disease, neuropathic eye pain, neurotrophic keratitis, aqueous-deficient dry eye disease, meibomian gland dysfunction, photophobia, and corneal nerve complications that he associated with his LASIK procedure. My friend was not a statistic. He was someone's son. Someone's brother. He was one of the best friends I've ever had. I wish more than anything that he were still here. I hope no one else ever has to stand where I am standing today. Over the last week, I've had to grapple with a realization that has haunted me more than anything else: I had no idea how much he was suffering. I loved him, but I didn't understand the extent of what he was carrying. I cannot bring Dax back. What I can do is BEG anyone considering this risky surgery to educate themselves BEFORE making an irreversible decision. Don't just read about success rates. Learn about chronic neuropathic eye pain. Learn about severe ocular surface disease. Learn about corneal nerve injury. Learn what life can look like for the small percentage of people whose complications become permanent. I hope no other family or group of friends has to experience the loss that ours has.

I have been a patient of Dr. Vosoghi for 5 years, however I have decided to find a new doctor. For…read morethe last few years, it has been a common occurrence to be left waiting by yourself for up to 1.5 hours in the examination room by your self, even through you have booked the first appointment in the morning. It is fairly obvious that you are just a source of income for Dr. Vosoghi and he has little consideration for your needs. If do think that he is a very capable doctor, however he does not explain things very well (several years ago the need for me to have an operation was sprung on me without discussion) and he does not even apologize for making you wait for well over an hour, or even seem to consider that the waiting may be impacting your own personal work schedule. Furthermore, his reception staff are arrogant and treat you with contempt. Even when trying to make an appointment 6 months out, they will only give you one option, and when you inform them that that time does not work, they refuse to offer alternatives.

My husband and I have been patients of Dr. Vosoghi for several years and we cannot speak highly…read moreenough of him. As someone who is a very nervous patient and generally uncomfortable with medical appointments,I can honestly say that Dr. Vosoghi has completely earned my trust. He is kind, patient, calm and extremely thorough. I genuinely believe Im in the best possible hands with my glaucoma treatment. Yes, the office can sometimes run behind schedule but that small inconvenience is far outweighed by the quality of care Dr. Vosoghi provides. He is a leading glaucoma specialist and the peace of mind I have knowing he is managing my vision is something I wouldn't trade for anything. My husband feels exactly the same way - we both feel incredibly lucky to be his patients. His team (especially Roseana & Alex) is also very warm and professional and they clearly work hard to support the high level of care Dr. Vosoghi gives. We wouldnt hesitate to recommend Dr. Vosoghi to anyone looking for a knowledgeable, compassionate and highly skilled glaucoma doctor.

I recently had the pleasure of visiting Agoura Family Optometry. Dr. Jorge is incredibly kind, a…read morewonderful listener, and it's clear that he genuinely cares about everyone who walks through the door. The practice itself is super well-equipped with all the latest diagnostic tools, and the staff, especially Diane who handles the front-end details, are so knowledgeable and accommodating. If you're looking for an optometry office where you feel welcomed and well taken care of, I highly recommend Agoura Family Optometry. It's a top-notch place with a great atmosphere!

Haven't had an eye exam in many years. Decided it was time and found a agora family optometry close…read moreto my house. From the moment I walked in the door I was greeted with warmth and friendship and smiles. My appointment was 5 o'clock, and I did not wait longer than three minutes to be seen. They ran like clockwork. The doctors and the staff are amazing friendly! Highly recommend!