loved both Crystal and Dr. O'Clair. and the reception desk person was very nice, too.read more

My whole experience at this office was the best I've had in years. I was bummed to find out that my…read moreinsurance is not accepted, however, I really did not mind paying out of pocket because my visit was great. Everyone is super friendly and professional. The office is clean and comfortable. There is a great selection of eyeglasses and even though my insurance was not accepted I most likely will return for my next check up --that's how great they are at Thomas Eye Group!!

Absolutely! Dr. Niemkin did an excellent job with my upper blepharoplasty. His office staff,…read moreespecially Alex and Julia were amazing to work with and really went the extra mile. Highly recommend 10/10.

Where do I start? They are fantastic!!!! From the front desk, to the staff, to Dr Neimkin, they…read morewere all so kind and professional!! Dr Neimkin did my upper eye lids and immediately I felt the relief of too much skin. He makes you feel feel like you are the only person he is seeing that day, never in a hurry. Steven, the PA was equally as attentive and helpful. If I sent them a question, they responded so quickly and always answered the questions thoroughly. Would recommend them highly.

I saw Dr Floyd in June. I've already had surgery on one eye for cataracts and am scheduled for the…read moreother eye. Dr Floyd, Jayla, Jamie & Emily are so very caring & nurturing. I will drive an hour one way to receive their care!

I had something in my eye. It made my lower eyelid really puffy and red. The Dr comes in lifts my…read moreupper eyelid and gets a qtip and swipes my eye. He says "a small piece of metal attached to some mucus." He had thrown away the qtip so I couldn't see it. He starts to leave. I say "the foreign object is under my lower eyelid." He takes a quick look and again swipes my eye with a qtip. He says the same thing he said last time. 30 seconds of fake qtip swipes for $300 and I don't have insurance.

Irreverent Team of Reina Specilist. Be careful whom you sign up for as your retina specialist. Dr…read more Whitted is okay but he does not take his patient's conditions seriously. I asked to transfer to Dr. Frank or Dr. Wong and they both refused to assist patients who have been seen by other doctors. Eye Consultants of Atlanta doctors will refer you to Emory Eye Clinic. According to Sherri Davis " The doctor just want you to go to Emory because they might know more than the doctors here." Clearly, not all doctors are of the same quality, but at least they know it!

From the owner: Ryan Whitted, M.D. is a board-certified ophthalmologist seeing patients at Eye Consultants of…read moreAtlanta's office in Fayetteville. Dr. Whitted specializes in the macula with an additional focus in retina surgery.

I was impressed that the scheduling was great. Right on time! Everyone greeting me with a smile…read more Dr. Neufeld is Super!

Every aspect of this practice is top notch. All staff are pleasant, professional, and…read moreaccommodating. Dr. Neufeld is a rock star! The transformation in my eyes has been profound, yet still they look natural and unaltered. Big kudos also to: Brittany, who helped me start the process and was there for me throughout. Jacqueline in pre-op, who put me at ease and spent lots of time with me - big hugs! Ronda, who was my go to for all my post-op treatments - big hugs! Thanks to all!

I urgently needed to see an eye doctor due to an eye infection. My husband managed to secure a…read morelast-minute appointment at the office in Newnan by Piedmont Hospital. The check-in process was incredibly smooth, and the front office staff was prompt in getting me in. I was experiencing significant pain, but the nurses were incredibly caring and understanding. Dr. Scott Gardner, my attending physician, was highly knowledgeable and took the time to thoroughly examine me. He prescribed the necessary eye medications and lab work to identify the root cause of my infection.

This guy is one of a kind. His front staff are exceptionally kind. The ones who take you through…read morethe tests and dilate are amazing. I highly recommend this office and the staff as well as the Dr is amazing.

On Aug 26 I arrived at 9:25 for a 9:40 appointment for a routine eye exam.I was not called for…read morepreliminaries until almost 10:30. I was then moved to a waiting area where I sat for 20 minutes. I was then moved to an exam room where I waited another 20 minutes or so. All the while I was expecting to have my eyes dilated. The opthamologist finally came in alone (they usually arrive with a technician who enters data for the doctor). I put my chin on the rest and the dr. started looking in my eyes. At a point he sat back back and asked if I had declined dilation. I said no and that no one had mentioned a choice nor had anyone said anything one way or another about dilation. He excused himself and about 15 seconds later a technician arrived to dilate my eyes for a proper exam. 10 minutes later they both returned and the exam commenced. 10 minutes later it was all over and I received my new glasses prescription. I finally walked out of a 9:40 appointment a little after 12 noon. This is not the first time I've had an experience like this. About 3 years ago I was forced to wait about 4 hours before ever being seen. I've only stayed with them because they identified a detached retina and the doctor at the time called colleagues at a the premier hospital for eye surgery and got me set up with repair surgery a few hours later. He has since left the practice. After this experience it's time for me to do the same.

Where to start? TLDR: Worst experience EVER. Save…read moreyourself a huge headache!! This was absolutely the worst experience I have ever had with any doctors office. Ever. I'm 61 years old and have been to plenty of doctors in my lifetime. I had an appt in Sept 2026 for a glasses exam and contact lens exam. I have never been a patient at Takle Eye Group personally. My daughter, who is currently 39 years old was a patient of Dr Takle Sr. prior to turning 18. I have been wearing multifocal contact lens for over 15 years, prescribed by another provider. I wanted to get closer to home so I thought I'd make the change. When I first walked in for my appt, the receptionist (who was rude from the start) immediately said that I had a $50 credit on my account. My normal insurance copay for glasses/contact lens exam is $70, so she tells me that I owe $20. I asked, "how could I possibly have a $50 credit since I've never been a patient?" She replied, "well, I don't know!" So mentally my question becomes, "if I've had a $50 credit on my account for over 21 years, why have you not sent me a check yet?" but decided to forego that question. After about 45 minutes of waiting, I'm finally called back for my exam. Not once during the entire exam did they ever mention dilating my eyes. During this time, the "nurse" puts a piece of paper in front of me to sign that says basically, that a trial pair of lens will be provided, and that after wearing them for a week, I'll have to come back in for a re-exam. Then, and only then will they release my contact lens prescription. So I question the nurse about this, telling her that I've worn contacts for over 15 years and am confused on why they wouldn't just release my prescription electronically if, after wearing the contacts for a couple of days, determined that they were the correct strength. She told me to speak to the Dr about it. After the initial exam, Dr Shekoury comes in quickly and does her part. Again, no mention of dilating my eyes. She spends about 5 minutes with me. I ask her about releasing the prescription if I have determined the strength is correct after wearing for a few days. Her answer? "it's a legal thing". I've been to plenty of eye doctors and have never had one refuse to release my prescription without a follow up visit. Dr Shekoury does ask the nurse to check to see if they have a trial pair of the new strength of prescription in stock - same exact brand and fit, just .25 stronger than the old prescription. The nurse confirms that they do not have them and will have to order. Dr Shekoury says that they should be here in a week, then I came come in for a fitting. Again, I question this because it's not like I am a new lens wearer. She said that's their policy. I leave the office. Fast forward 10 days and I have heard nothing from them about whether my trial pair has arrived so I call their office. I'm immediately transferred to the voicemail for the optical department. I leave a voicemail. I have since left 4 other voicemails AND sent an email and have gotten NOTHING back. No return phone call, no return email. Nothing. At this point, I've researched and have confirmed that 1.) Legally they are REQUIRED to give me my glasses prescription on the date of the exam. They did not; 2.) Legally, they can require that I come back for a fitting to confirm that lens fit and that I can see. At that point, they are required to release the contact lens prescription. I am now filing a complaint with the FTC, the US Dept of Health and Human Services and my vision insurance carrier. This office should get paid zero, other than the $20 that I paid upfront. I aim to make sure of that. I will save myself the hassle and headache of dealing with them ever again and have made another appointment with another eye doctor. Even if that means that I have to pay out of pocket. I hope to save just one person the hassle of dealing with this office!

My mom was referred to Dr. Gardner. The referring Dr sent over her records indicating some urgency…read moreof her condition. The staff there were very short and had little time for questions or pleasantries. The nurse was told she couldn't hear well and asked to speak up and directly to her. The nurse questioned her by facing her computer and not speaking up. When the Dr.came in he looked at her and said I can't help you. I'm referring you to another Dr. This was after we waited 3 months for this appointment. Total waste of time. On checkout we were told they would schedule an appointment with the next physician. Never heard back from them.

From the owner: Scott Gardner, M.D. is a board-certified ophthalmologist seeing patients at Eye Consultants of…read moreAtlanta at our Newnan office. Dr. Gardner specializes in LASIK cataract surgery, and primary ophthalmology, focusing on treatment for glaucoma, diabetic eye disease, and macular degeneration.

I Karen Quinn had my breast reduction on 10-21-2024 by the blessed hand of Nirav B. Patel plastic…read moresurgery located at 1519 Johnson Ferry Rd suite 250 Marietta Georgia 30062.Thank You Dr.Patel you did a excellent job with my breast reduction from the beginning to the end.I also appreciate Erica Patel.I went to the office several times and it was clean,organized and my appointment was on time.If anyone is thinking about getting a breast reduction Dr.Patel is the plastic surgery for the job.Every word he said to me, he did that.Thank You so much for everything Dr. Patel.

I had a Mohs procedure done to my right ear. The wound was to big for the dermatologist to repair,…read moreso last min at the end of the day Dr Patel was and to get me in to do a skin graft. He was great at explaining the procedure. One year later my ear looks great and I continue to see him for other treatments.