Professional, well organized, efficient. I was a cataract patient. Excellent experience.read more

They have two places they use, one to evaluate you and one to do the surgery. They don't tell you…read morewhere your follow up appointment is located. The security guard at the meridian location is rude and treats you like a criminal just for knocking on the door. I paid the deductible in cash in full before the surgery. Then they bill me for more money afterward without any mention of extra charges before hand. I refused to pay it as a result. Now every time they resend the bill it's for a different amount. I've been having trouble with my eye's ever since and see reflections out of the corner of mu right eye and I see what looks like a hair floating around in my eye but it's not a hair. I'm barely getting by on retirement and I can't afford this. They have just sent me a letter telling me they are handing it to collections for $155.00. This place sucks

Posting again because the doctor had my review taken down for a fake reason. If you have dry eye…read moredisease (or anything else), I strongly urge you to NOT waste your time, money, or put your emotional and physical wellbeing at risk by going here. This opthalmologist is the most unprofessional, dishonest, rude and incompetent doctor I have ever seen. He ignored objective test results and diagnoses from 5 previous doctors, made up an unscientific theory that my tears are "too diluted" and that is why my eyes feel dry (not because i have dry eye disease), and told me my supposed low-salt tears are causing RCE and to stop all dry eye drops and treatments, and to only use Muro 128. This is dangerous advice that could actually cause me to get an erosion! My osmolarity tests never showed low salt levels either, they were high, and when I asked about that, he became extremely rude and started gaslighting me. He did not do any testing himself to come up with this theory. I tried his advice for one day and called the next morning because my eyes were still stuck and i knew everything he told me was BS. He got on the phone and immediately cut me off and started talking down to me because I hadnt waited a month. When i had valid questions, he said "it seems like you just don't want to believe anyone." I saw Dr. Lifferth 2 weeks prior. He used a Goldmann tonometer on my already very fragile eye without numbing drops. It hurt and my eyes have been in non-stop pain and irritation since seeing him. The ophthalmologist lied and told me this cant cause damage. I had called them asking if this was really what he used on me (the print-out says so), and I had a lot of other questions too because what they wrote in my medical print-out was filled with inaccuracies, I wasn't given clear instructions about medication dosing (it was way different in the records than what he told me), and other issues. I was told numerous times the office manager would call me to answer my questions. She never did. I asked the opthomologist too, but he wouldnt answer the question. They called me 4 times on Monday morning and left me 3 voicemails while I was working telling me they wanted me to see their ophthalmologist. Super weird behavior. I had second thoughts about going back but I thought at least I can ask for serum tears and I drove over an hour, had to wait 2 hours, and then saw him. This doctor told me I did not have dry eyes nor SPK anymore and he "thinks" he sees evidence of a corneal erosion (how he even confirmed any of this without fluroscein makes little sense). He told me to buy a humidifier despite my house being at 60-70% humidity. I asked if I should keep using vevye since I'd only been on it 5 days. He said I can try 5 more days if I want, but if it hasn't worked by day 10, it wont. That isn't what the clinical trials, medication leaflet or other doctors say. They are required by law to give me copies of my records with all imaging and the check out lady the first time refused when I asked nicely for my meibography images. This time, they refused again to give me complete records, said they sent them to my PCP so they "don't have to" give them to me. That's not what the law says. They also refused to refer me to another provider, the ophthalmologist said "no, I'm not referring you anywhere, don't call here again" and hung up on me. The slit lamp looked dirty and was covered in dust, as was the doctor's keyboard right next to it. It doesnt seem like they are sanitizing things well. They dont do tests advertised on their website like inflammadry, shirmers, or even a full lipiview scan (they omit LLT and incomplete blinks) & make you sign something saying they dont bill that to insurance. They did not even do a TBUT. Lifferth told me my MGD would just go away eventually, which confused me. He told me to switch from Allegra to zyrtec because it is less drying; the opposite is true. I would never go back here if they were the last place on earth.

I waited for 1.5 hours for a simple follow up visit. If the wait is going to be this long you…read moreshould at least be informed so you can make childcare alternative arrangements for school pick up.

Very thorough, professional, and , accommodating. Their response to patients needs was extremely…read morequick and accurate

Very knowledgeable doctors and friendly staff. From the moment I walked in I felt that everyone…read morecared about me. They have the latest technology when it comes to cataract and glaucoma surgery and they also specialize in dry eye syndrome. I wouldn't trust my eyes to anyone else!

Dr. Scott Wentz with 20/20 Eye Physicians has moved his office to the Community Health Care Center…read moreon Main Street and the corner of 10th Street across from the Big Woods restaurant in Speedway. I've been a patient of Dr. Wentz for many years now, and he has been fabulous diagnosing several issues with my eyes. Dr. Wentz has performed cataract surgery on both eyes, diagnosed the hole in my retinal, and then referred me to a surgeon in Carmel who resolved the problem. I trust him with my eye care, and if you are looking for a new othomotogologist, then schedule a meet and greet with Dr. Wentz. He his personable, listens well and incredibly throughal. His office staff are great to work with as well.

for me, they were fantastic from start to finish. I had cataract surgery in both eyes. My only…read moreissue now is floaters which I'm going to be talking to them about.

Had cataract surgery last February and my vision has not improved at all. Very disappointed. Going…read moreback tomorrow for a procedure to correct what was not done right. Hopefully, this will work. Otherwise, I'll be seeing an ophthalmologist of my own choosing.

Very polite reception and the Eye Testing Tech was awesome. She made me feel comfortable and…read morealways explained procedures and testing to me. Always concerned with my comfort and safety. The Optometrist I saw was very thorough and showed empathy towards my concerns or condition. I will definitely go back and recommend them to anyone.

From the owner: Cataract Surgery Clinical Trials…read moreCornea Surgery Diabetic Eye Care Dry Eye Treatment Glaucoma Treatment Refractive Surgery Retina Treatment

I have been a patient of Dr Mann for many years, but I will not go back. I called to make an…read moreappointment and the call routing sent me to the website (strike one). At the website, I request an appointment, include my insurance info, and then don't receive any confirmation at all (strike two). Couple of weeks later, I call the office to confirm since I hadn't heard from them AT ALL and left a message. Two days later someone called at 8 AM but didn't leave a voicemail. Still no confirmation. I call back and finally get a human that confirms my appointment. A week before my appointment, I receive AT LEAST five calls from an unknown number reminding me of my appointment, and requesting insurance information via phone. I call, get stuck in their call routing software, leave a message, and no one ever calls back. The day of my appointment, I drive 40 minutes to the office for them to tell me that Dr Mann had an emergency and I should have received a call. There was a call from an unknown number, but there was no message. I WILL NOT BE BACK.

Excellent for cataract surgery. We go to the westside location. My wife is currently going to see…read moreDr. Abrams for double vision.

They over schedule every routine visit, over 4 hours! He only sees patients one day a week, just…read morepathetic!

Spouses procedure went extremely well and the team took excellent care of him. Their communication…read morewith me was also diligent and thorough.

I came here with my dad and this place is huge, but there are way too long waits and they don't…read moreeven check on you if you have been waiting long. We were there for 4hrs and most of it was waiting. They need to do something about people in the waiting rooms or just waiting for the Dr. cause that was ridiculous

Dr. Deitch performed my PRK. After the recovery, my vision was better than 20/20. Three years…read morelater, my vision is still excellent and I am grateful every day! Before my surgery, he performed my sister's LASIK and my father's glaucoma surgery, and we are all extremely pleased. He is a true professional and you should not go anywhere else. By contrast, my husband just went for LASIK at a TLC Eye Clinic. They couldn't perform the surgery on one of his eyes and instead bruised and bloodied it badly, causing him far more pain than in the eye that had the surgery. To add insult to literal injury, they wrote the wrong names on his prescriptions and charged us as if they had operated on both eyes. This is a pathetic example of what can happen if you go to the wrong doctor, and that's the least of the horror stories I've heard. Dr. Deitch says he fixes the eyes of the people who go to those types of greedy bastards. My family and I cannot say enough positive things about Dr. Deitch at Midwest Eye Institute!

A couple months after my SMILE procedure, I feel it's safe to say it's worth it!…read more Getting consultation for vision correction surgery was on my to do list for the past year or two. Good reviews and being one of the few places nearby to offer SMILE brought me to Elite. Eye charts and measurements were done during consultation in June, and questions like "Is Lasik or SMILE more advantageous for me" were covered. Procedure day came about a month later following another eye exam. A rundown of the procedure, anti anxiety medicine taken, and a few moments in a quiet room were done beforehand. After that, lay down on a medical bed, numbing eye drops, lower eyelids held, and then the machine overhead goes to work. During this time a lens goes over one eye at a time, you focus on a light for a few seconds, the machine raises and a couple wipes are done to the eye. When this was done, no pain was felt on one eye, and I only a very slight sting on the other eye while getting lasered. My vision was foggy for a while after leaving the medical bed. A few hours later following a long nap, everything looked good and clear. My night vision is still somewhat fuzzy and see some blurring around certain lights. It seems to be getting better slowly but surely though. All things considered, getting a SMILE done was a good choice, and Elite is the right place for the task. The staff are all kind, caring and enthusiastic every step of the way. The office is a relaxed environment with calm music playing and nature scenes showing on screens throughout the place. Many thanks to the staff of Elite!

I absolutely loved my LASIK experience at Elite LASIK…read more I narrowed down my search in the Indianapolis area to the top reviewed doctors around the city. After initial online consultations, it was clear that Elite was for me. Shout out to Tamika for walking me through the process, cost, and answering all of my questions at that point. She sealed the deal. Next up was an in-person visit. The worst part about this was dealing with the bright sun after my eyes were dilated - not a big deal. That day I spent time with Gabrielle, a sweet and calming presence - exactly who you want by your side. Then I met Dr Fisher, who walked me through which options were a fit for me and reviewed each of them in depth so I could make an informed decision. There was no pressure to decide anything and I went home to do more research. I ended up scheduling an appointment for LASIK. As far as timing, it was only a matter of weeks from the time I first reached out until I had my surgery. On that day, I was there for less than 2 hours and most of that was dealing with paperwork, trying to relax, and getting prepped with eye drops. My designated driver and I were in a private room with drinks, snacks, and the best dog ever if we wanted her to visit our room (of course we did). The surgeon, Dr Huang, also introduced herself before the procedure to again answer any questions I had. She has the best bedside manner - calm, confident, kind, and reassuring. She helped me feel confident in my decision. The procedure itself was very quick and, given that I had been prepped to know exactly what to expect, not scary at all. Nor was it painful. I wouldn't even call it uncomfortable, really. The numbing eye drops do wonders. I was soon sent on my way home with eye drops, a mask for sleeping, and directions to take a nap. My vision was already better, though blurry. As I woke a few hours later, I could see. That was it. I followed directions for the eye drops, drove myself to a follow-up the next morning, and was testing at 20/15 within the week. AMAZING! I have no regrets, no bad side effects (like dry eyes), and consider this life-changing. Glad I went with Elite - everyone there made it worthwhile.