Takes good care of patients. Easy to talk to. Explaines everything very well. Addresses all…read moreconcernes.

I can't describe how wonderful these two doctors are! They really care and they will see…read moreyou-explain things to you and help reassure you even after hours!! EX. ...my daughter's contacts, we're not in and instead of making her not drive the whole weekend - they personally came in on a Saturday !!!extra ordinary!

Five stars for Kelly (eye assistant--super kind), Nakeda (excellent assistance with helping me to…read morepick out new glasses--without being pushy or hovering and very kind) and Dr. Noga (prompt and professional). Two stars for receptionist who lacked warmth and probably should not be a front desk person. (She wasn't rude but she wasn't super friendly either.) Overall, five stars for solid and easy appointment that took my vision insurance. .

Great staff and dr, nice selection of glasses! Quick delivery of new glasses. Would recommend...!read more

Had a great experience here. Everyone was friendly. Optometrist took his time and was thorough…read moreduring the exam, answering any questions I had. Because I wanted to keep my current (expensive, beloved) frames, they actually measured my lenses and gave me back my glasses immediately so that I could have them while I wanted the couple of weeks for my new lenses to arrive. That was awesome! I do have contacts that I could have used in the meantime, but I prefer to use my glasses for my computer oriented job. No pressure to buy anything from them. Short wait times. They have iPads that you can check in on and use Apple iMacs for everything, which I was surprised and impressed by. Definitely would recommend coming here for eye exams, etc. Oh, and they have Oakley, Wiley, Ray-Ban and some other name brand stuff, which is more than I can say for my old eye doctor's office. It isn't an enormous selection of fantastic high end frames (like Europtics in Denver), but I was still surprised and pleased to see a decent collection of name brand stuff on the shelves. I also like that they simply texted me when my lenses had arrived and told me the hours I could come in and get them put into my frames. They also explained and handled billing the visit to my insurance and answered questions about that, which is nice. The only weird thing is their phone system. It goes into some strange pre-recorded thing that doesn't at all sound like it's for customers, but if you wait long enough, a pleasant person at the front desk of the store will answer.

Very friendly staff, prompt and courteous I felt they addressed my needs quite well.read more

Angel was very helpful in helping me pick out my new frame, I love them. Angel and the lady Ava…read morethat were working in the front were very polite and professional. Also, Kendrick and Elijah did a wonderful job on my new glasses with my new prescription. The lens look greatly cut and I can see so much better with my new glasses. I would highly recommend EyeMart Express for glasses!!! Thank you all for your kind and quick service!!!

Oh honey... buckle in, because this one deserves a slow clap and a bombastic side-eye…read more So my daughter decided to trust EyeMart Express in Grand Junction, bold choice, apparently. We did not know she was offering herself up as tribute. What followed? An absolute Insurance Hunger Games: Optical Edition. Let's start with the basics: she needed a simple list of benefits faxed directly from her insurance. Standard. Normal. Happens every day. Meanwhile, her husband waltzes into another EyeMart Express location like it's a VIP lounge, appointment, exam, glasses, DONE the same day. Efficiency? We love to see it... just not here, apparently. Now this location? Oh no, they said the doctor doesn't take her insurance. Fine. Annoying, but fine, out of pocket it is. But tell me why EVERYTHING ELSE also fell apart like a clearance rack sandal? Enter: the sales clerk. Suspicious. Unhelpful. Acting like my daughter was trying to commit identity fraud just to get a pair of frames. Claimed the insurance company had "no record of her." None. Zero. Vanished into the void. Meanwhile*plot twist*my daughter can literally pull up her info on the portal, and so can her husband. It's magggggicccc! So my daughter, being more patient than I would've been, asks, "Hey... what number are you calling?" Turns out... wrong number. WRONG. NUMBER. And instead of, I don't know, fixing it? Calling the correct one? Doing literally the bare minimum? Miss Thing says she'll just "keep trying." Keep trying WHAT, sunshine?? Dialing into the abyss?? Communicating with spirits?? At this point it's less customer service and more performance art. Angel baby... figure it out. Service: zero. Effort: negative. Vibes: aggressively unhelpful. I'm giving this location 1 star with a full-body sneer. Grand Junction, do better. Side note hats off to the FOCO location who graciously offered to help us out of the debacle. Girrrlll, we love a timely rescue. We will allow the cape this time.

Jim is awesome! He was able to put new lenses into my frames when Walmart said they couldn't. In…read morefact, Walmart actually recommended Jim to me and said "if anyone can do it, Jim can!" Well, today he replaced those lenses with progressive lenses and they are MAGICAL! Thank you, Jim! You're pretty magical, too!

Thank you so very much , Jim for repairing my sunglasses. No other place was able to fix them…read more Thank you!

I had an excellent experience here. I was welcomed and made…read moreto feel comfortable, and encouraged to browse the frame selection while I waited for my eye exam. The doctor was through and professional. I had a lot of questions, he was patient with his answers and explanations. I felt very comfortable with the extent of the exam. Selecting my frames was quick & easy - lots of variety at all price points. Jayden was very helpful explaining all of my options, helping me get a great deal. I *love* my new glasses, and I will happily return to Americas Best in the future.

I took my Aunt here to get new glasses. I was quoted $115 for two pairs of bi-focal glasses. That…read morewas a big fat lie and the jackass that was supposed to help us was just a rude S.O.B. We ended up going to Eyemart Express for her glasses because you get them the same day and from every other review I have read, America's Best gets just about every order wrong and then refuses to fix the problem. These people are some of the worst people I've met. The eye doctor was rude to my 90 year old aunt and the jackass tech was just as rude. My advice, stay away from here. Either take your business to Eyemart Express or Pearle Vision. I wouldn't let my dog be seen by these people, even if they were the last eyeglass business on earth.

I should have done this years ago. ICON is a fine-tuned professional operation - instilling…read moreconfidence and competence - that maintains a warm and friendly environment. They were very patient-centric, making sure I understood every step of the process. The staff made all post-procedure care steps very clear, and provided paperwork that reiterated the info for later use. The facilities also represent the business, being clean and professional in appearance. Even the admin/reception staff was supportive and helped to alleviate anxiety through their conversation and personal experiences with LASIK. The procedure itself was incredibly short and absolutely painless. Anticlimactic, really. The team worked together in a manner that made it easy to just trust them and do my part of lying there. Doctor Fox explained everything as he worked, and maintained great communication throughout the procedure. I know the procedure is not appropriate for everyone, but I don't know why everyone who can do it doesn't get it done. We buy TVs that cost more than this, and shouldn't our vision come before 4K big screens? So, the results...I read many internet stories of outcomes, but here is mine: My procedure was in the afternoon, and then I went to my hotel for my required nap (had to bring a chauffeur for this part). My eyes felt irritated and photophobic, and fought me when I tried to keep them open, but weren't really painful. I still had no trouble navigating to my room. The drops eased this irritation completely, so sleeping was easy. I woke up four hours later to somewhat foggy vision; I had dinner in bed, and went back to sleep for six hours. When I awoke, I had no pain or irritation, and could see very clearly. It was practically instant. I felt amazed just looking out the window at the sunrise. My follow up that morning - which I drove to - showed my vision was not only corrected, but was better than average. I drove the 2 hours home with no pain or irritation, enjoying the clearest scenery I've observed since I was young. A great experience and I could not be happier.

I give Doctor Holt 5-STARS since he is extremely kind and qualified. However, ICON appointment…read morescheduling is pretty awful for both the patient and doctor, so I give them 1-STAR. I have been a regular patient at ICON for about 4 years and it is not uncommon to find patients being over-booked or even double-booked for the exact same appointment times. This results in SUPER long wait times-as in waiting over 2 hours before even seeing the doctor. Doctor Holt seamlessly blends deep clinical expertise with high emotional intelligence. He communicates well, listens intently, and treats the whole patient with kindness and respect. And I believe he actually loves his job! However, witnessing the breakneck speed at which he must move between his patients is painful. Burnout in physicians is real. I hate to think that one day Doctor Holt may find himself both physically and emotionally exhausted because the thing he loved, the thing he was SO good at, no longer holds meaning. It is my impression that Dr. Holt is an 'on-staff' employee of ICON Eyecare-a corporation that obviously views their patients as 'time-slots' and 'revenue' AND their physicians as 'workhorses'. If this is the case, it screams profit over people which is both wasteful and stupid. The demand for good eye care is obviously high in Grand Junction, so given the backlog of patients why doesn't ICON Eyecare hire another doctor to assist Dr. Holt with his workload?

My husband and I wanted to look at Oakley sunglasses & he had a lot of questions regarding lenses…read more The gal working there named Haydyn was phenomenal! Very knowledgeable, eager to answer our questions & wasn't salesy at all. She was fantastic, has great customer service and we were so pleasantly surprised to have such great service!

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if you want service, and excellent service, Phillip and The Optical Center certainly deliver. I…read morerecommend his store completely. I've been a customer of The Optical Center since his dad owned and ran it, with those crazy"second pair free" tv commercials. A good, honest optical store. Very good people.

I will not go back. The exam was not professional or complete and was done in a shabby room in the…read moreback. My husband & I are very dissatisfied with our glasses and have never had a negative experience like this.