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    Vitreoretinal Eye Center

    2.3 (3 reviews)

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    Eye Associates of the South

    Eye Associates of the South

    1.7(6 reviews)
    0.3 mi
    $$$

    Looking for an ophthalmologist?…read more The Eye Associates of the South is the place. Dr. Bahadur and her amazing team will take excellent care of your vision. They are Professional, friendly, and caring. I appreciate great Customer Service. I love it when they send a text message reminding you of your next appointment. Thank you so much for an Awesome job well done.

    Beware their billing practices... Went for an annual checkup on 2/6/26 at 7:45am. All went as…read morenormal with the exam (eye test, dilation, eye pressure, etc). Dr. told me that she was impressed that my vision had not changed in two years and that coming in once/year for checkup was perfect. When I went to leave, the lady at front desk charged me $234. I thought this was very high since annual eye exams had been a simple co-pay. The young lady told me that was the amount that my insurance said I had to pay. I paid it with my debit card and figured something had changed with insurance (that I was unaware of). I was given no paperwork and had to ask to get a receipt for my debit card payment. After getting home, I checked my insurance and sure enough, my annual eye exam should have been a $10 copay. I contacted the office at 10:45am (same day) to have this corrected. I was told that, since "I'd received a medical diagnosis", the visit had been filed under my health insurance. That they could not bill both insurances. Then I was told that my $10 copay was actually included in what I'd paid. I told the person that I'd received no "medical diagnosis", had received zero paperwork, and actually had to specifically ask for even a receipt for payment. Nope, they wouldn't budge. On 2/7/26 at 8PM, I got an automated text message asking if I was satisfied with my visit. When I responded 'no', I got a response that someone would be in touch with me within 24-48 hours to address my concerns... Yeah, today is 2/15/26 and I've received no call, text, or other communication. The $234 charge posted to my bank account on 2/9/26. But, since the automated text message did ask for a Google review, I thought that this is the least I could do. I will not be back. I'm now digging into which regulatory bodies I can report this to. It's not right to improperly bill insurance (and patients) this way.

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    Eye Associates of the South - Dr. Joel Knight, M.D., gives a comprehensive eye exam at Eye Associates of the South.

    Dr. Joel Knight, M.D., gives a comprehensive eye exam at Eye Associates of the South.

    Eye Associates of the South - Eye Associates of the South's 3 clinics offer complete optical shops with our own lab.

    Eye Associates of the South's 3 clinics offer complete optical shops with our own lab.

    Eye Associates of the South - Rainna Bahadur, M.D., performs LASIK with the state-of-the-art Z-LASIK femtosecond laser.

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    Rainna Bahadur, M.D., performs LASIK with the state-of-the-art Z-LASIK femtosecond laser.

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