Our family has been going to the Perrysburg Eye Center for over 10 years. We have had nothing but…read moreexcellent care from Dr. Clark, Dr. Roth and Dr. Meents. The optical department has a great selection. Dana, Bob and Tanya offer great advice on what frames to choose and they adjust my frames for me whenever I knock them out of whack. I would highly recommend Perrysburg Eye Center for both diagnostic/clinical care in the doctors office and customer service in the optical shop.

Everyone was very kind. Did not have to wait long to see the doctor. Would highly recommendread more

I was looking for an eye doctor that was more personal than those found at the large eye care…read moreproviders, those where they move them in and out so quickly! Dr. Kegerize (James Optical) fit the bill! He took great care during the eye exam, and had me return after wearing my contacts for three weeks to make sure they were a good fit. Very professional, very thorough!

Staff were extremely nice!but unfortunately my moms apppointment was at 10 she wasnt called back…read moretil literally 11 she wasnt allowed to eat before her appointment so she was extremely hungry and felt nauseated and weak overall ill rate them 6 maybe 7 out of 10 only because her appointment was at 10 and wasnt called back til 11

I am unsure which medical professional occupies the office immediately to the right of the main…read moreentrance and waiting area, but I feel compelled to address a significant concern regarding professionalism and patient confidentiality. While seated in the waiting room, I could clearly hear a discussion taking place from an office with the door left wide open. The conversation involved a prospective employee and included comments such as, "she's been sober for four months," "maybe this is her opportunity for a second chance," and speculation about what a pending background check might reveal. Regardless of the individual's circumstances, discussing sensitive personal and employment-related information in a manner that is audible to patients and visitors demonstrates a serious lapse in professional judgment. As someone who has held leadership responsibilities, I would expect management to understand that conversations involving candidate evaluations, personal history, or background screening information should be conducted privately and with discretion. If I were the candidate being discussed, I would be deeply concerned to learn that such personal matters were being openly shared within earshot of strangers. Respect, dignity, and confidentiality should be afforded to every individual, regardless of their background or current circumstances. Unfortunately, this experience has significantly diminished my confidence in the practice's professionalism, and I will be seeking care elsewhere. I would, however, like to note that the front desk staff were courteous, welcoming, and professional throughout my visit. Their conduct stood in stark contrast to what I observed elsewhere in the office.

Dr. Gregory Rosenthal is a really good eye doctor, but be prepared to spend two hours almost every…read morevisit. Oftentimes, there are many clients. Dr. Richard Tam was a child genius. Graduated med school at a VERY young age. (Bio provided in the office.) Didn't have to wait long for his services.

I was just treated extremely rude on the phone by billing staff. I called to make an overdue…read morepayment and I dont think the biller knew she didnt put me on hold or mute and I just heard her talking to someone and saying OMG just pay your fucking $50 lady! I asked for the office manager in which she replies " She is on vacation and I dont know when she will be back." Never again will my husband ever go there for an eye appointment. He is disabled with Multiple Sclerosis and has eye problems from it.

I had actually postponed my recent yearly eye appointment with this Covid but was having trouble in…read moreone of my eyes and knew I needed to be seen. Making the appointment was very easy since the office personnel are so helpful in assisting. We went over some of the Covid related questions and I was instructed what to do when I arrived for my appointment . Inside the lobby there were hand sanitizers even before I walked in the office and my temperature was taken upon entering. The chairs in the waiting room were sparse and spread out far enough. No one was actually waiting inside except for the patients that I could tell. That was appreciated. I see Dr. Lauf and before that I saw Mandy and she was very professional, and I felt safe. The room appeared very sanitized. Dr. Lauf is always a listener and I trust his advice and directions explicitly. I will go back for a follow up and I thank these Physicians, Technicians and Office Personnel for their dedication all the time but especially in these unknown times. I feel very confident in this office setting.

I had an appointment at Oracle Vision Care yesterday afternoon and was highly impressed. From being…read moregreeted by the receptionist the moment we walked in until leaving the office it was a pleasurable experience. Jenna introduced herself and took me back for the beginning of my eye exam. Jenna was very informative, professional and understanding with questions I asked. Then on to another exam room where she completed more tests in preparation. Dr Schwallie was very personable, professional,thorough and knowledgeable. His manner was very reassuring and I so appreciated the concern he showed with my vision health. After my examination was completed I was met by Victoria for eyeglass selection and fitting measurements. She was very helpful, efficient and informative. Overall, I was extremely pleased with the care, expertise and pricing from my appointment. I will recommend highly Dr. Schwallie and Oracle Vision Care.

Always a great visit, calming and conscientious of your time. Would definitely recommend to family…read moreand friends.

I had eye surgery at ProMedica Parkway Surgery Center today. I was apprehensive because last year…read moreI had the same surgery at another nearby surgery facility not affiliated with this one and had a terrible experience. This place was so much better!!! The place is newer, clean with an inviting atmosphere. Each and every staff member from the greeter, registration, nursing and surgeon were absolutely wonderful!!

Been coming here for a couple years now. First time was in search for a specialty place to get an…read moreissue I'd been having diagnosed. After getting myself through a few therapy sessions, I decided to stick with them. I had initially gotten a pair of new glasses from a place in Sylvania. It had been more than a few years since I'd gotten a new pair and my sights were starting to bug me slightly. The prescription had changed, and naturally I decided to get a new pair of lenses for my glasses. I can't conclude that the issues was related to the new glasses or not, but my problem happened to start after I started using the new pair. My job requires me to sit in front of a computer all day and do a lot of reading on-screen. My eyes are extraordinarily dry that not only I can't wear contact lenses, but most of the time I'm not even wearing my regular glasses while I'm working. One day I noticed I was getting nauseous, light-headed and sweating, similar to symptoms of motion-sickness. It got so bad I had to stay home for a few days. Initially I thought I might be getting a bug of some sort, but it went away within a day or two. At the same time, my eyes were starting to tire and dry out very quickly. That's when I decided to see if it was related to my eyes, and when I found MCfE. I'm not gonna lie. One major factor for picking them was that it was super close to my house. As you can see, there were not much info on them out there for me to refer to, so it was a risk for me at the time. But I was pleasantly surprised when I visited them first though. After hearing my symptoms, doc Bower put me through a series of tests that seemed unusually thorough compared to other eye exams. At the end of the day, she told me I had what's called a "Convergence Insufficiency," where my two eyes weren't working well together to focus, creating motion-sickness-like symptoms. I had since been going through continuous self therapy at home to train my eyes to work better together, and definitely have been seeing improvements. They also recommended that I get progressive lenses at the time and I did so to improve my eyesight. I also have bought another pair of glasses from them recently. My personal experience has been nothing but good. But if I'm being honest, I can't say the same about my wife's experience. Her eyesight was slowly getting worse throughout the years since her LASIK 10+ years ago, and she was having some night vision issues. So I told her about my good experience at MCfE, especially doc Bower, and told her to get herself checked out. Long story short, they couldn't really help her with the problem she was having, but seemingly brushed her off as having dry-eye problems. She ended up spending $300 on a pair of new glasses that made no difference with her issues, and since then had to convert them into a pair of sunglasses just to not have wasted the money. Since then, she went to a different optometry back in L.A. and got another pair that works for her. I'm not an optometrist so I couldn't tell you what went wrong, but at the end, MCfE wasn't able to fix her problem. The way I look at it is that everyone's good at something but not necessarily good at something else. If my wife was the one giving the review, I'm not sure they would get 4+ stars, but since I'm basing my review on all of my past experiences *plus* my wife's, I'm still giving them 4 stars. Had they been better with handling my wife's situation, even if they couldn't necessarily "fix" her issue, I could have easily given them 5 stars. But the fact that they were more focused on why they couldn't return or rework her lenses costed them a star for me. Overall, I think their quality of services is great, and I haven't seen or experienced anything personally to say otherwise. So for now, I'd recommend them to anyone who's in need of eye care.