Took my wife for an eye exam today. I have been going to a Dr Wladis at this place for years. All…read morethe staff and especially Dr Wladis. He has retired so our appointment was with a Dr Rad. It important that I tell you my wife is handy capped. She suffers from Parkinson's disease , dementia and hearing loss. All the techs that we saw (3) were great very patient with her , kind and understanding. Then me met Dr Rad. He spent less than 10 minutes with her. He looked in one eye had difficulty opening it and told her that they could make her vision clearer with glasses and that she had cataracts that would have to be removed in the future then he left. Now as I said I have been going there for a number of years and my time with the doctor entailed him looking at each eye and call numbers to the tech at the terminal. This is usually a 20 minute process. It was obvious to me Dr Rad was not willing to spend the time with wife. When I got home I called the office (was put on hold for 25 minutes) and asked that my appointment next year be with a different doctor. I also asked that my appointment for August this year be with a different doctor. As I said all the staff (technicians) were great it was just Dr Rad who was awful. If you go there I strongly suggest you see someone other than DR Rad.

I've been going to Eye Care Eye Wear for years. Dr. Aleo has been wonderful to work with. I…read morerecently purchased a pit of eye glasses that I wasn't happy with and his staff, especially Lorraine was amazing to work with. She was helpful, patient and kind.

Very knowledgeable and experienced. Gerry is excellent at fitting glasses and explaining things…read more Dr. Potaznick is an outstanding eye doctor. Very meticulous and helpful. I highly recommend Cornerstone.

Spent an absurd amount of money for contacts and glasses that I couldn't get reimbursed for, was…read moretold I couldn't get my money back for the glasses because they would have take the loss. Gerry kept telling me certain glasses were too big on my face and that's why the problem with the lenses, they kept telling me to wear my glasses and get used to them however I kept getting dizzy, and told me that I was losing my vision to read up close and needed readers, which was inaccurate. I think everyone has a different style in frames. Dr.Potaznik is kind of snappy and rude, couldn't give me the right prescription for my contacts or glasses, the staff kept on insisting that I was wrong and the script was right. After spending close to $500 without any money back, I went to Visionworks and my first visit they gave me the correct prescription and were super nice, and NO I don't need readers! With the correct prescription I see just fine. What a mess! I do not recommend!

Very, very bad! Horrible customer service…read more They will do anything to sell new frames, including breaking your existing glasses frames so that you have no choice. That happened to me. I had to go around with my glasses taped together while they ordered replacement frames at my cost. When it was time for new lenses, they refused to let me reuse my existing frames unless I sign a waiver saying they are not responsible if they break them. I don't know how they plan on staying in business. I had not signed a waiver the first time they broke my glasses, I guess I should have sued them at that time.

Please ignore that one star review because I've been going here since I was a child (I'm 30 now)…read moreand I have received nothing but fantastic care from both Dr. Savard, Dr. Moskos, and the staff behind the counter in the glasses area. I've never had even the slightest problem. I have lattice degeneration in both of my eyes and it's been carefully monitored so I feel more comfortable and not afraid about the state of my eyes. All of the staff is very friendly and helpful. It's a great office to go to.

I went here for the first time recently after my longtime eye doctor moved to a new practice that…read moredidn't take my insurance. The overall experience with the practice was fine but the actual doctor that saw me was not great. She barely spoke to me and was dismissive of the concerns/issues I brought up and gave me no helpful advice/information. My previous eye doctor was very engaging, thorough and knowledgeable so this was quite a stark difference for me. I've had the same prescription for 10+ years and expressed apprehension about changing it but was basically told "try it and see what happens." But glasses are expensive and I can't just "try" prescription glasses I order online. Wasn't a great experience overall and probably won't be going back.

Great office staff, East checking and checking out. The staff here is fantastic. Also they follow…read moreup on visits and call/text for appointments and annual exams. I've been a loyal customer here for 9 years now. Great team

For many years, I would have my eyes examined at an optometry practice next to a high fashion…read moreeyewear store, but take my prescription to the local Walmart Vision Center for a fair price. Before Covid, for example, I got my first progressive lenses at Walmart and was 100% satisfied. Fashionable frames and Zeiss lenses. Fast forward to October 2021 and I had my eyes examined by the independent optometrist who rents space at my Walmart Vision Center. Afterwards, I ordered new glasses from the Walmart optical technician who said I'd be getting Zeiss lenses again. Walmart apparently changed to a low-bid optical lab far away, because it took a month for my new glasses to arrive and they were unusable. Returned them next day and spoke with a different technician who explained that Walmart doesn't carry Zeiss lenses anymore. Didn't recognize the name of the maker. The post was so narrow I couldn't read more than the width of one newspaper column without turning my head from side to side. And the prescription was ground so low on the lenses that to see through the top, the long distance part, while driving, I had to tip my head backwards. The technician measured the position of the script in the new lenses comparing them to my old glasses. She agreed that the lab must have made a mistake and ordered the lenses remade. For $90 more, she ordered Nikon lenses. My new frames were the same make and model as my old ones. As soon as I put on the new glasses I felt that something was wrong, but since my prescription had been changed, I thought I just had to adjust to them. Unfortunately, I would return to the Vision Center three more times asking the technicians for help. With the new glasses, I could not focus both eyes at the same time on any image, sign or word. If an image was in focus for one eye, I had to slightly turn and tilt my head to bring it into focus for the other eye. The technicians tried bending the frame and adjusting the earpieces, but only provided the slightest improvement. I could not read a book for more than a few minutes without feeling strained. Finally, I asked to speak with the optometrist who had given me the prescription. Her greeting was a curt, "Why are you here?" She took my glasses away for a few minutes, returned and gave the glasses to a techician who could only apologize that since more than 60 days had passed, she could not refund my money. Including the cost of the eye exam, $442. down the toilet. I have since learned that the optometrist did not correctly compensate for my astigmatism. Please learn from my mistake. Have your eyes examined by an ophthamologist (MD) or at a thriving, independent optometry practice. You get what you pay for.

I needed to purchase new pads for my glasses and cleaning wipes for glasses. They are on display…read moreright in front of the vision center. Having selected these items I stood right in front of the register waiting to pay. There were two people working, one of whom was the vision center manager. The manager came over to the register to have another customer pay for her lenses. However, she had trouble making the register work and had to get go and get the store manager to make it work. The manager never asked why I was standing there. Then she brought another costumer over to the register to pay for new frames. At that point I said I just wanted to pay for the two items and she indicated she would have to take the other customer first. I had been standing there for a lengthy period of time being ignored by the two people working there. If they had even aknowledged that I was there, it would have been helpful. But instead they get an F for customer service.

I drove to Raynham and there was a sign on the door that they only do laser there and they are now…read morelocated at Donald's Way in E. Bridgewater. I got in the car called the office and they said oh ya we're there in E. Bridgewater. The person on the phone told me she's not familiar with the area so couldn't tell me much other than it's on route 18. No help. I said on your website you are listed with a Raynham office "Oh we're trying to change that". So frustrating! Long story short another eye glass store got the purchase of 2 pairs of glasses.

Tricia @ TLC was awesome at responding to my online inqiury sent through their contact us form…read more Responding quickly, Tricia suggested to come when the doctors were at lunch for less of a wait time. I was seen as soon as I arrived, and Tricia was very helpful in my frame selection, steering me to options when others didnt seem just right. Highy Recommend, I went to the Raynham office located on the 2nd floor in a kiosk of the Signature Healthcare building on Broadway St. MassHealth utilizes the department of corrections to manufacture many items, including eyeglasses. Their options can be found here: https://0901.nccdn.net/4_2/000/000/023/130/optical-catalog-final-no-bleeds.pdf . TLC accepts MassHealth members. 4 week turnaround.

I had a great experience at the Lenscrafters in Taunton on the Green. Laurie was my hero and helped…read moreme find a pair of frames that were not in the showroom but in the back room. I had to switched a pair that I had not liked and she made the transaction seamless. I would absolutely recommend going to this location and ask for Laurie!

I feel like they want to sell, sell, sell. I came in with a prescription and wanted to use my…read morevision benefits. I was told I wouldn't be able to see the benefits breakdown until after I purchased the glasses as their system couldn't do it before? Makes no sense. I felt as though my saleswoman was talking way too fast about options and wasn't willing to explain anything to me. Also, they have a terrible selection of glasses. I will not return.

My brother in law resides there. When visting, the place is clean and bright. The staff seem…read morefriendly. My brother in law likes it there . He has MS and he is either in bed or in a wheelchair. He says the staff is attentive to his needs. Although he may be immobile he is very alert and bright and interacts with many of the staff. He gets help with physical therapy , nursing and aid care. His only complaint is that the coffee is awful.

My father had extensive spinal surgery early February 2025 at Saint Annes in Fall River and was…read morerecommended to go to rehab. The staff and facility at Life Care Center in Raynham was top notch. From the time that my father was admitted, he received the best of care. A special shout out to his nurses Jeanne and Nicole and his incredible therapists, Zack, Julie and Biannca. They worked with him continuously and in just 3.5 weeks was able to finally go home. We just wanted to extend a sincerely grateful thank you to all of the Staff at Life Care in Raynham for your dedication to patient care and providing continuous support to the family. Laurie K - Brockton

I had an old Kitchen window that needed to be replaced because the glass was all fogged up. silver…read morecity glass did a beautiful job replacing the window. It's looks brand new! they were very reasonable and friendly!!