I just recently went to Precision Family Eye Care for the first time. Dr. Schaneman and the staff…read morewere great! It's nice to have such a wonderful practice close to home.

Just went for a checkup. The staff is wonderful and helpful…read more My Doctor,Schaneman...was a true professional. My entire experience was wonderful. I highly recommend.

I went here a few days ago because I've been having eye trouble for years and it's become clear my…read moregeneral care eye doctor can't help with those issues anymore. My spouse and I arrived for my appointment a few minutes early. When we got up to the door, I was all sorts of nervous because they had a big sign out front that said medical masks required and we only had nonmedical masks but they provided us with some (which we put under our fabric masks). They contactlessly temp checked us at the door too. Then we checked in and did the intake paperwork on a tablet they provided. One of the things the intake paperwork asks for is preferred name, which is just such a fantastic way to be inclusive. We were called back fairly quickly, I think. The ophthalmic nurse (I believe that's what she was?), Ashley, was super friendly and awesome. She did various tests on my eyes that were needed for my appointment. I was taken aback by the testing because we had called before my appointment to ask what sort of things they'd be doing to me because my anxiety was bad and I wasn't warned about any of it. When I told Ashley that, she made sure to make me comfortable and really explain what she was doing and why. Ashley also asked my pronouns which I was really excited about! Ashley did some more paperwork, asked if I had questions, and so forth, then said the doctor would be in soon and to poke our heads out if we needed anything. Then we waited for the doctor. Dr. Patel was efficient but also friendly. His assistant, whose name I did not catch, was also efficient and friendly. He examined my eyes after dyeing them and his assistant took notes then provided a diagnosis and treatment plan. Overall, it was a positive experience and I was impressed with how transgender-affirming their clinic is. I would recommend this location to anyone who needs specialist eye care.

These guys are idiots. I went to get a procedure. Scheduled procedure. Called to verify pre op…read moreand date. There computers were down every time I called. Then they lost all my information. Needless to say procedure didn't happen and I am out a ton of money for nothing.

I posted this review on Google, and sharing here as well. Great doctors, horrible management. I'd…read moreleave zero stars if that was possible. In summary, the practice is BADLY managed. It has excellent docs IF and WHEN you can get an appointment to see one. The existing docs are tied up in more financially lucrative surgeries rather than maintaining a balance between surgery and eye exams for patients, despite having four locations in northern Colorado. I read the reviews and the management responds to bad reviews by leaving a note and asking reviewers to call the main phone number, which I am guessing is pretty useless but makes them look responsive to negative reviews. My family of five has been patients of this practice for over 20 years. However, the ability to schedule actual eye appointments in the past two years has gone down to almost zero. I had been seeing Dr. Mayer after my cataract surgery in 2021 and 2022, but last year, I experienced the beginnings of a macular hole in my right eye and could not get an appointment with him within six months. I was referred to a retinal specialist, Dr. Korotkin, who said my macular issue wasn't severe enough (October 2024) and dismissed me when I said I needed a new eyeglass prescription because "he didn't do that", like it was beneath him to spend another minute or two addressing or even empathizing with my concerns. I wasn't able to get an eye appointment with Dr. Mayer until March 2025 (they tried to put me off until May), and he immediately noticed that I actually had a severe macular hole. I then scheduled a visit with Dr. Gange (never going back to Korotkin), who I was able to see within a week, and had eye surgery within a week. Dr. Mayer suggested that I schedule an eye exam with whomever was available, so as I still needed a new pair of eyeglasses, I scheduled an eye exam with Dr. Poznic for August. I got a voicemail on Tuesday June 10th that he was not available that day but there were plenty of appointments the following week. I called later in the afternoon and the earliest I could get in would be October. So despite having 23 doctors on staff, there is not a single doctor who could give an eye exam at any of the four locations before October. I tried to leave voicemail for the person who canceled my appointment, but her voicemail said it might take five days for her to return my call, and directed me to NOT call back and leave multiple voicemails. It's unconscionable to cancel existing appointments and not immediately reschedule, then follow up with the patients who lost their spots. They should be prioritized on a waitlist, but none was available. In short, I have a follow-up for my macular hole repair in July but I will not be returning to the practice for any other services.

Inconsistent, unprofessional, oddly expensive. Since this involves something as important as…read moresight, I highly recommend getting eye exams elsewhere. There are much better options who do not try to cycle through as many patients as possible to generate revenue. In my opinion, their priority is making a buck; not improving your eyesight and eye health

After many years of good service from Dr. Kirk, my experience this year has been HORRIBLE! I…read moretrusted Dr. Kirk when he said that the blurry vision in my left eye was from Dry Eye and I should use over-the-counter drops. I also had symptoms of glaucoma for which he prescribed other drops and some pillls. Many months later, the blurriness was getting worse and worse, and he just said to increase the drops. I have finally gotten a second opinion and a thorough diagnostic procedure. It seems I have severe glaucoma and a block in the retinal vein. I have almost no vision in my left eye now, and the loss may be permanent! I waited way too long to find another ophthalmologist - because I trusted Dr. Kirk. Don't make the same mistake!! Show less

I used to see Dr. Colvin at this office. He was gone after Covid. I started seeing Dr. Kirk. I was…read moreokay with him, but not really impressed. I finally left because I do not believe I was receiving even adequate service. I have been complaining that my eyesight seems worse, and he keeps blaming "dry eyes" and recommending eye drops. My kids have noticed my eyesight deterioration, since I keep asking them to help me read. I finally walked away and am so glad I did! I'm getting a new pair of glasses that will help me read without asking anyone for help!

I have always struggled with finding a good pair of glasses. I have a strong prescription and I…read morealways pay extra to have my lenses come out to be as thin as possible. No other place can provide me with a good pair of glasses that are thin enough. LensCrafters staff are knowledgeable and helpful and were able to find me a perfect pair of glasses that suits me and I can see perfectly from.

I've had great experiences with this Lenscrafters. Their team have been very helpful in explaining…read more(and correcting my misunderstandings - thank you!) what would make the biggest difference in my pairs of glasses.

I want to update my review of Dr. Kirk, after receiving more care from two other ophthalmologists…read more Where Dr, Kirk first failed was in not listening to me, especially to my descriptions of symptoms. When I first told him about my blurry vision (Jan. '25), he said that it had to be from Dry Eye because that was the only thing that would come and go. I tried to explain that it wasn't on and off - but like looking through a cloud or fog, with patches of lightness and darkness and varying degrees of clarity. He interrupted my description (and wrote "blurriness comes and goes" in my chart). Dr. Kirk did diagnoses of Glaucoma and Central Retinal Vein Occlusion (CRVO). He treated the glaucoma with some (though not lasting) success. He did not treat the CRVO, but recommended observation. And he continued to state that the blurriness was not due to either of those conditions, but solely due to Dry Eye, and that I should increase my use of lubricant eye drops. Now I have been to two other opthalmologists, the second one being a retina specialist. I have received more extensive diagnoses, including scans and pictures, and more extensive treatments. I have learned that Dr. KIrk erred in two ways: While he did diagnose CRVO, he deemed it only necessary to observe it. Not a good call. And he continued to tell me that my reduced vision was not related to the two conditions but solely to Dry Eye. THIS WAS NOT TRUE. While I continued to increase the lubricant drops at his recommendation, my vision continued to worsen. My new docs say that they will probably be able to stop that progression, but damage has been done that will not be entirely reversed. I repeat: Do not trust Dr. Kirk with your vision.

The staff and doctors at the Kirk Eye Center are wonderful and the products and services in the…read moreOptical Department are outstanding. They have the latest styles in frames and really great lenses. All at a great price! I would recommend them to anyone wanting the best eye exam and some awesome glasses.

I have had double vision, due to thyroid eye disease for 5 years. I have had 5 muscle surgeries to…read moretry and correct the problem, none of which worked. I had numerous prisms, which also did not work. I had given up hope of ever seeing correctly again. My optometrist referred me to Dr. Spinozzi and I am so excited to have found someone to help me. He did an evaluation and I am 10 weeks into a 12 week treatment period. I see him once a week in his office where he has me do different exercises to strengthen and train the muscles to work together for single vision. I do exercises 5 days out of 6 for 30-40 minutes. These are exercises specifically for my problem and my husband is very helpful with those exercises that need a partner. I do these exercises faithfully as I can see what a difference they are making already. I am SO grateful for learning about Dr. Spinozzi and his program and would highly recommend it to anyone who is having difficulty seeing properly. Judy

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I had a great experience getting an eye exam. All the staff were very friendly. The doctor was…read moreprofessional. Kristy especially was a delight to check out with.

This specific store is phenomenal! Lucia, Adriana, Jeanene, and Bibi are especially kind, helpful,…read moreand give a 5 star customer experience! I am so grateful for the care that these employees give and how much they go out of their way to assist you in any way they can! They should get a raise