Always receive great service. Easy check in the day before your appointment. They're very good at…read moreanswering all my questions if I can remember or recall all my questions.

Office and assistant staff are friendly and answered any questions I had. My appointment time was…read morepretty much on schedule, which is a big plus for me. My doctor was great, and listened and explained everything. Great place, I would recommend.

Good luck on receiving a callback! I have literally called 5 times to get my mom rescheduled! No…read morereturn call. Frustrating!

My husband went for a diabetic eye exam and for a refraction exam to determine if he needs glasses…read morefor driving. Dr. Barkr's staff did an excellent job examining his eyes, but Dr. Barke was so rude and unprofessional , we will never go there again.

I have been going to Dr. Tran for years. His staff is very polite, considerate, and very helpful…read more Dr. Tran is very though and very understanding.

Thorough, polite, considerate describes Dr Tran & Dr Khan, as well as the office & medical staff.read more

This is the most unprofessional staff I have ever encountered. I came in today for my appointment…read moreon time. I checked in and waited patiently. After seeing one rude nurse, Andrea, I went back to the lobby to wait to see the doctor. After sitting there for almost 40 minutes I realized that patients who arrived after me were being seen. I'm guessing this is because I disagreed with something Andrea wanted me to do. So she took it upon herself to misplace my paperwork to be seen by the doctor.

Really terrific office! When my own retina specialist wouldn't see me after having a car accident,…read morethis office had no issues seeing me. Front desk checked me in quickly and the tech put eye drops in my eyes to dilate them within 5 minutes of sitting down. Then I waited 30 minutes for my eyes to fully dilate and the doctor saw me right away. Some reviewers have complained about the wait time. Well, what some don't realize is that the doctors probably had an emergency and I have been that emergency before. I've been the one that had to have their eye lasered because I had a retina tear. Before you complain, think about why the wait happened. Perhaps you could be the one to need to have your eyes lasered next time and cause the office to be behind.

Everyone here seems very good at their jobs. Wait is often very long. What I did not like is that…read moreeven though there are numerous huge signs stating Masks are necessary, at least one doctor does not wear his mask. I find this to be very questionable and hypocritical. I won't be returning since he doesn't seem to care about his patients' well-being concerning COVID-19.

I can't give this place a high enough rating. These doctors are the best and know their stuff…read more It's true that you do have to wait a while to see the doctor...however it is always worth the wait. I would not go to any other group of doctors for retina problems. I have been to several of their offices...Arlington, Fort Worth and Grapevine and they are rate the highest rating I could ever give. These doctors saved my sight twice; detached retina in both eyes and I can't sing their praises enough. I've seen 4 of the doctors in the practice and 2 of them have operated on my retina and they are all wonderful!

Run!!! A Two Person Show!…read more bad listening skills & many errors. 1. Dr. Nue ask me was I a "perfectionist" because I told him to make my left I stronger because it blurry (due to astigmatism). My reply: "When it comes to my eyes, I would like to see signs clearly when I drive." Upset because he had moved on to my right eye and I told him to go back to my left. 2. Receptionist order the contact samples with the wrong prescription. Reason: that brand don't carry that prescription (diameter and aisle) so you still order with calling? I paid $10. 3. Asked for a copy of glasses prescription.The 2nd copy was different from the first one. I.e. cylinder was +150 and axis 074 on the first copy and +1.25 and 075 on the second copy. 4. Now, they refusing to answer my calls to resolve the contact and glass issues. 5. Appointment was at 11am and I finish until 2pm. Waited in the wait room for over +45 minutes to be seen...twice.

I had an excellent experience with Dr. Johnson, and my floater situation has been improved…read moreimmensely since becoming his patient. Here is what I told him about my results: As soon as I began using the atropine drops, I was 100% satisfied. When I first found Dr. J's website, I remember reading another patient's review that said "it feels like I've gotten my life back" and that is exactly how I'm feeling. I feel like myself again thanks to the low-dose atropine drops! I've decided that from now on, I'm going to mark January 31, the day I started using the drops, on my calendar as "Atropiphany." Feels like a fitting title for the day that things turned around for me. As a 25-year-old floater-sufferer, I needed the hope that these eye drops gave me.

Results and outcome are ultimately the true measure of the value of any business, particularly a…read moremedical practice. It is also the reason people turn to Facebook and Google reviews; for honest information and input from reviewers. Working with eye floaters and determining improvement is very subjective and a very complex issue. However, I hired Dr. Johnson, "The Floater Doctor", for Yag laser Vitreolysis treatment of a large Weiss Ring floater, and unfortunately, following 2 treatments, I viewed my condition as actually worsening by about 10%. In a nutshell, my one large organized Weiss Ring floater in the side of my vision became many, many disorganized floaters in the center of my vision. That's how I quantified that my outcome represented a 10% degradation. The degradation is the result of the increased number of floaters combined with their location in my eye and the disorganized nature of those many floaters. For a bit, I thought it actually got better and I advised Dr. Johnson of that but again, in different lighting conditions have different effect and what I thought was an improvement, has since become worse again. After a couple months I've now realized that the improvement I thought I noticed was actually illusionary. Unfortunately one cannot really notice the full nature of the results of Yag Laser Vitreolysis for some time after each treatment is performed; at least until the dilation and numbing drops wear off and therefore impossible to know if the treatment was successful for an extended period of time. I would put that minimal time at twenty-four hours and then perhaps even up to several weeks following the treatment for complete results to be realized. Because I drove 800 miles each way to Arlington, TX to meet with Dr. Johnson, I wanted to make certain that I planned enough time to ensure a positive outcome and advised Dr. Johnson of that when I made my appointment and through email communications leading up to the appointment. Essentially, I was available for as long as needed. Although I did anticipate having to undergo additional treatments and had planned accordingly, I did not pursue further treatment because at the conclusion of my second treatment Dr. Johnson said that he was very happy with the results and was surprised at how clean everything looked after starting with such a large floater. Dr. Johnson then advised that he had completed the treatment and no further treatments would be necessary or indicated. That advice from Dr. Johnson lead me to understand that it was Dr. Johnson's assessment that additional treatments were not likely to produce better or more thorough results. Prior to posting this review, I did try to call Dr. Johnson but there was no answer and his phone number does not allow one to leave a message and to paraphrase, simply says that he's very busy and to email him instead. The above is my personal experience with Yag Laser Vitreolysis. I've since put together a five step analysis based upon my experience that I share (when asked) on social media with other floater sufferers who are considering Yag Laser Vitreolysis to help them decide how to proceed. #floaterdoctor #thefloaterdoctor #jamesjohnson #drjamesjohnson #drjamesjohnsonarlington #eyefloaters #weissring #wiessring #yaglaservitreolysis #vitreolysis #laservitreolysis The Floater Doctor - Treatment for Vitreous Eye Floaters #thefloaterdoctor #vitrectomy #treatmentforvitreouseyefloaters #vitreouseyefloaters

Have been to the Arlington location twice after my surgery and wait to see the doctor is ridiculous…read moreappointment time was at 10 and didn't see the doctor till 1045 and it's happend twice

I guess they are good enough, the verdict is still out on that, but like all doctors they expect…read moreyou to be prompt on arrival. We arrived 15 min early after they changed my brothers appointment from 11 to 12:20. This in itself is unacceptable. I'm the driver, living 2 hours away so my day is already screwed up. Now, he was called back over 2 hours ago and they STILL have not started his procedure. Let's see, it's 2:50 and I have to be home by 5:00 for an appointment. How is that going to work? I have to bring another brother back next week for a problem with his procedure last week and then i guess this one will have to come back again ... geez , then I hope I never have to come here again. Just once I would like to find a doctor who valued and respected patients and their drivers time as much as they expect us to respect theirs. Stop overbooking yourselves! 4:35 and still waiting

We have definitely found the right doctor for us! Jordan loves it here. They are so kind, easy to…read moreschedule with, and happy to spend time with you!

This is exactly what I've been searching for; a one Doc office, whose wife and daughter welcome you…read moreupon arrival. Dr John McClain (cool name), who has been a physician for over 20 years, is building this family practice clinic through cash-pay services and membership plans. Amazingly low fees for offsite lab tests. His friendly, relaxed personality, makes you feel right at home.