Made an appointment 6 months ago. That was the first opening they had. Cool. Got a call today. My…read moreappointment was canceled, less than a week before my appointment. The lady on the phone said they stopped taking my insurance back in March. This call was Thursday, June 26. Yeah, March. The lady on the phone said she canceled my appointment. Period. Did not ask if I wanted to pay for the appointment (I would have). Just canceled. Since March, I've received 6 text messages asking me if I wanted to keep my appointment. The most recent was Tuesday. This is the customer service this place has, I'm not interested in going there. Recommend you do not go either.

I highly recommend this eye doctor! I had an all around excellent experience! The receptionist are…read moresuper friendly and greet you as soon as you walk in the door. They are also very helpful and informative. The optician assistant was very nice and so easy to talk to. The optician Dr. Kolisk is hands down the best eye doctor I have ever seen. He is very knowledgeable and you can tell he genuinely cares about his patients and their eye health. The wait time was not long at all after arriving for my appointment. The waiting area has plenty of seating and is decorated very pretty.

Wonderful experience!…read more Dr. Julia Harrison is patient, knowledgeable, and professional. She really cares about her patients' eyes and takes pride in helping to protect and restore the gift of vision. I got glasses and contacts and am very happy with both. Dr. Harrison and everyone at Vision Source were awesome.

Wilson Eye Center continues to be my preferred provider for the health of my eyes. Dr. Wilson is…read morevery professional and always takes his time to ensure that I am fully aware of any issues. He takes the time to clarify to me what the issue is, how it affects me, and what can be done to correct it. I feel very confident in the advice he has given to me over the years. Danielle was very helpful when it came time to pick out glasses. She was not afraid to disagree with me or tell me her opinion. It was very helpful, and I feel comfortable with the frames I picked. Overall, I find the help I receive at Wilson Eye Center to be outstanding.

Hello yelpers! Had a eye exam today with Dr Stevenot and it was the most professional friendly eye…read moreexam thus far. Front desk staff were very nice and helpful also. I would definitely recommend going to him. Thank you for the check up. Until next time!

Dr is great, the staff is friendly as well. I've been going to see Dr. Stevenot since I can…read moreremember he's great at what he does. Obviously thanks to him and his advice I'm sitting here typing this so obviously I have not gone blind. Thanks Dr. Stevenot.

Why do the hospital not use shuttle service from any of the parking lots to the medical facility? I…read morehave watched patients hobble, trip and fall trying to get to the right depts. I had to take a stress test the other day, chose Adel.It would have been stress enough coming from the day surgery parking lot.

My doctor told me that my liver was failing and I was very sick and I was in pain he told me that…read morehe was going to notify the hospital and to head there right away so I can get right in. When I got there I was stuck in the waiting room for 6 hours. I was terrified and I was in a lot of pain. When I got to the back they treated me like crap I sat there and pain for hours. A urinated on myself because I was in so much pain and still got no attention. Once I was in the room they told me that I had HIV. And that I had hepatitis a and that was what was making my liver fail. They told me I had HIV in front of everyone. It was terrifying and mortifying. I was treated and when it was time to leave after 4 days I was told I wasn't allowed to leave unless I made an appointment with the local HIV clinic which I did. 3 months went by and the whole time I questioned the fact that I had HIV I felt I didn't have it. When I went to the HIV clinic I told them my concern so they retested me and I came up negative. I later found out that the hospital had done a second test that would come out negative but they never told me about it. I called and I complained and I let them know what happen and asked why did they not tell me? I sat for 3 months thinking I had HIV having to tell the people which was so hard and so embarrassing. All I got was an apology which I had to seek out myself. They said since I didn't have any physical repercussions they owed me nothing but the apology. This happened years ago and it still affects me to this day. Now I have a hard time trusting hospitals and healthcare professionals. And the terrifying mortifying horrible experience lives inside my mind forever. And all I got was an, we're sorry.