Great staff, all really nice. Dr Chaudhry is as nice and caring as they come. Waiting time can be a…read morelittle long sometime but the care you get is worth the wait.

I recently had cataract surgery on both eyes, and I cannot recommend Cincinnati Eye Institute…read morehighly enough. Dr. Robert Osher, my surgeon, has a reputation for being thorough, and it is certainly true. He took the time to explain everything, both before and after the procedure. It's hard to imagine anyone replacing him, but I hope he is training a new doctor to be as careful and attentive as he is. His assistant, Heather, really went above and beyond the call of duty to ensure I had the medications I needed, monitor my eye pressure, and contact Dr. Osher with updates. She even helped me find a discount coupon so I could afford the eye drops I needed to bring my eye pressure down! She also went out of her way to ensure that I would get a refund after I was mistakenly charged a co-pay for a follow-up visit. She is so competent, capable, and kind that I hope she will consider becoming an eye doctor herself someday.

I am augmenting the initial comments. My retina and cataract surgery failed. The retina surgeon…read moresaid that it might take 1year for the retina to heal and that the point of the operation was to keep it from getting worse. I had an epiretinal membrane that needed to be removed. However, After the procedure, I immediately started seeing flashes of light every day . I know that that is not a good sign. I am a retired pharmacist of 40 years. I know a little about eye surgery. The cataract surgery also failed. I can't see clearly through the new lens. i explained that to Shockman and she said to get a new correction lens in that eye. So, I was supposed to see her on July 9. On July 7, I called the office to ask whether or not she wanted to see me on the 9th since I hadn't received my new lenses from Lencrafters. Then they hung up on me. They called back 10 minutes late and said the Shockman didn't want to see me again unless I had the left lens done. They hung up on me again

Do not go here if you need a prescription for glasses. And ESPECIALLY if you have a deeper concern…read moreabout something wrong with your eye(s). This place can't even get one prescription for glasses correct. I still have to squint while wearing my brand new glasses I just bought!! Also, after having an accident and hitting my head, my vision got blurry, the doctor wanted to chalk it up to "dry eye"... Which is just a way of saying he was clueless, so now that I realize he didn't get my prescription right, I am going to A REAL EYE DOCTOR!!! Before my vision continues to get worse. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME HERE!

This was the worst experience of my life. I made an appointment for 11:10 am and didn't get seen…read moreuntil an hour and a half later. Multiple people came in after my appointment time and got in before me, which I didn't understand. Also the doctor talked to me for like ten minutes and then started to walk out on me while I was asking a question. Like who does that? Worse experience in my life, I wouldn't wish that experience on my worse enemy. Never go here even if you have a serious eye issue, because they will not see you for hours and then will not even help you out.

cataract surgery. He is the absolutely the best doctor I have been to regarding my eyes. His…read moreexplanation of the entire procedure from beginning to end with the cataract surgery was top-notch. I couldn't be more satisfied with the entire process.. He is the best.

I've never gotten eye care services here, but I did participate in an allergy study that paid $600…read moreafter the completion of 8 hour-long visits over 7 weeks. I figure if I have allergies (and in Cincy, who doesn't?), then I might as well get paid for them. On the initial visit they do a skin test to make sure you're allergic to any grass, ragweed, animals, etc in order to qualify for the study. The next several visits consist of reading a standard eye chart, getting eyedrops of different dosages of allergens, and eye doctors examining your eyes every few minutes to evaluate the degree of allergic reactions. Very simple, no daily diary or medicines to keep track of like in other research studies, easy money. The drawbacks are: having to drive out to Fairfield mostly on weekend days, having to wait until a couple weeks after the study ends to get paid, and the study staff isn't very personable. For $600 though, it's definitely worth it.

I love everyone at Apex Eye!…read more I have been working with Dr. Chaudhry for over three months. He is knowledgable, helpful, insightful and takes the time for your questions & concerns. The entire Apex Eye organization is Awesome!! I go through my appointments & surgeries knowing I am in good hands. When you meet people who go to the same doctor as you, usually you get an "oh I go there too". Not with Dr C - EVERY person I have met who also sees him or has seen him starts the conversation with "Don't you just Love him! He is the Best!" If you have eye issues, THIS is the place to go!!