I'm always amazed at the quality and care of Dr. David Morimoto. He and his Partner Dr. Aras Zlioba…read morehave put me at ease. Having the pain of a corneal abrasion is the kind of pain I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy. They immediately recognized it and treated my injury and Dr Morimoto saw me on his day off just to be sure I was healing properly. I am so grateful and humbled by the care and attention they have given me. They are truly Doctors in the sense of "do no harm" always worried about my comfort and care. I cannot endorse a more deserving pair of Doctors than Dr. Morimoto and Dr. Zlioba Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

FANTASTIC!!! He pulled out my molars a couple years ago. Great staff! I heard from a lot of…read morepeople around the Joliet area that this was the guy to go to and they were right. I would very highly recomend them!

I'm always amazed at the quality and care of Dr. David Morimoto. He and his Partner Dr. Aras Zlioba…read morehave put me at ease. Having the pain of a corneal abrasion is the kind of pain I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy. They immediately recognized it and treated my injury and Dr Morimoto saw me on his day off just to be sure I was healing properly. I am so grateful and humbled by the care and attention they have given me. They are truly Doctors in the sense of "do no harm" always worried about my comfort and care. I cannot endorse a more deserving pair of Doctors than Dr. Morimoto and Dr. Zlioba Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

Dr. Azher removed a cataract and had complications which resulted in an altered pupil and iris that…read morecannot be corrected. I now have a cat eye pupil and a blue smudge in my brown eye. If you have macular degeneration and a cataract in same eye, I suggest you choose a doctor with more experience.

I've gone to Dr. Fritz for the last couple years for everything from regular check ups to pink eye…read moreemergencies. He's a fast talker- definitely not the kind to hold your hand and take his time. But I don't mean that in a bad way. He's kind of like a hummingbird. He knows his stuff, he gets to the point, and he's gone. He's also brutally honest. The whole staff is. I've mentioned wanting new glasses and he's told me he will have the prescription ready to go for me and he "doesn't care" of I buy my glasses there. He seems more interested in taking care of your vision than selling you stuff. He's also told me my prescription didn't change enough for me to NEED new ones but I could get them if I wanted. Phil, the contacts guy (I've only ever spoken to him about contacts) is funny, personable, and again, honest. I have the same prescription in each eye but don't wear contacts regularly. He sold me one box. Just one not a bunch. Not that standard year supply that costs a couple hundred and you must get all 23 boxes in order to be eligible for the $5 rebate. Just one and said based on my use it should last me 6 months. He also sold me a brand of contacts that I've never heard of but after he listened to my comments and concerns knew exactly what to recommend. And he was right. Love my contacts. Staff is friendly and courteous. Never had any billing issues. I bought my frames online and brought them in and they put basic lenses in for me. Again the honesty; the frames lady asked if I wanted regular lenses or "all the extra stuff that just makes them more expensive" lol Okay then. Turn around time was about a week as they had to be sent out. Dr. Fritz was the only one to diagnose my repetitive bouts of pink eye as being related to my seasonal allergies and not poo particles in my ocular cavity. Also, they are not kidding when they tell you to call them when you arrive with pink eye. Call from the car, someone comes out opens all doors and takes you straight to a room. Slightly disconcerting but I appreciate the thoroughness. Means they're doing it with everyone else too. I'd rather wait a week and get knowledgable, honest service than be sold a ton of stuff I don't need just to get my glasses in an hour.

Call me a throwback but I preferred the place on Copperfield next to the old Silver Cross but this…read moreis nice too being state of the art and all.

Just called to set up an appointment and the girl who took my call should NOT be taking calls. She…read morewas distracted the entire time during our conversation and not acknowledging my questions. Unable to make an appointment convenient to my work schedule. Calling Lens Crafters. I won't be going back to this office.

For those of you not needing surgery, I would beware. He definitely puts you on the back burner. I…read morewaited in the exam room for AN HOUR for the doctor to see me. Apparently he was in surgery. Which begs the question- why does his office staff fill up his schedule while he's IN SURGERY? So we can all sit and wait for an hour until he's done?? When the doctor finally came into the room he didn't even apologize for being so late. Instead he informed me that for my next visit I will be seeing his associate since, "I'm very busy doing surgeries, and you need a lower level of care." No thanks, doc. I didn't like how rudely I was treated today. I will be going elsewhere for my eye care.

Dr. Singh is amazing! Thanks to him, my cataract surgeries were flawless and my vision has improved…read moreto the point where I no longer need eyeglasses! Dr. Singh & his staff have been patient & so nice during my follow up visits too. I highly recommend their office. It's been 5 months & all is well. Thank you, Dr. Singh! God bless you!

I think a lot of people that come here, do so for glasses. However, the main reason why I go here…read morehas to do with specialized doctors for Retina and Vitreous. Dr. Fenton is very good, very smart, and I trust him with my eyes. Bedside manner isn't perfect but good, and its his ability to diagnose and treat that matters. I found the techs good and the overall experience to be trustworthy. Bottom line, Dr. Fenton is amazing for vitreous and retina. The office and eyeglass area is fine, nothing really upsetting or anything. But I haven't used the place for eye glasses.

You don't need to go here, and probably shouldn't. For whatever reason you are considering the…read moreWheaton Eye Clinic, you can find a better practice to patronize. I developed a chalazion in the corner of my eye. The bump I have is not the nightmare you'll see if you do a Google search. In fact, most people tell me that they didn't notice it until I pointed it out. However, I am very familiar with my own face and noticed it right away. I went to my normal doctor to get it checked. She referred me to the Wheaton Eye Clinic. I went to schedule an appointment. If you are familiar with real estate prices in the western suburbs of Chicago, then you know which towns have expensive homes in their borders. The fact that Wheaton Eye Clinic has their locations in those towns is no accident. The leases or properties that the Clinic occupies must be correspondingly expensive. Based the recommendation of the Clinic, I made an appointment to see Dr. John Pak, who specializes in plastic and reconstructive surgery around the eyes. On the day of my appointment, I spent about 20 minutes completing paperwork and answering questions with a nurse-sort of person who wore scrubs. Then I met with Dr. Pak for ten minutes. He looked at the bump at the corner of my eye and told me it was caused by a clogged gland. I asked how to get rid of it. He explained that it's not dangerous or harmful, and that the only way to remove it was through surgery - which he did not recommend. He said that if we lanced and drained the bump, it would just return. Since there was no medical necessity to remove it, the surgery would be elective and not covered by insurance. He asked me if there was anything else - there wasn't - and he left the examining room. I walked up to the reception desk and asked if there was a co-pay or anything else for me to do. They said no and wished me a good day. Thirty days later, I received the bill - $186.97. I crapped my pants. That was more than twice as much as I get charged for a full blood workup when I see my medical doctor to get my cholesterol checked! But the most shocking part was the time/cost ratio. I don't think Dr. Pak charges by the minute, but if he does, an hour long visit would run over $1100. I called Wheaton Eye Clinic and asked about the charge. I explained that my insurance was not going to cover any of the costs. I asked whether the cost of the visit could be reduced since I received no treatment, no resolution of the issue and only had a 10 minute conversation with Dr. Pak. The billing representative put me on hold to go ask. When she came back, she informed me that the answer was no. This is what Dr. Pak charges. I asked my optometrist (NOT an eye doctor - no medical school...) about the bump when I had my annual eye exam a month or so later. He said, immediately, that it is a chalazion and was nothing to worry about. I said, if I did not have this appointment to update my prescription, how much would he charge me to diagnose the bump. He laughed and said he wouldn't charge anyone for that. He said that if it was in a worse location, or had a bad look to it, he would refer me to another doctor. But for what I had going on, charging me would be wrong. There are a number of possible explanations for why Dr. Pak and the Wheaton Eye Clinic charges $187 per 10 minutes to diagnose a harmless bump. One reason is that Dr. Pak is an arrogant professional who feels that he has earned the right to charge this fee after his investment in medical school. Another reason is that their real estate is expensive. The patients need to cover those costs, right? A third reason is that the Wheaton Eye Clinic is a status-driven practice. If you want to be able to say that you went there, you'll need to pay up. A Honda will carry your groceries home, but Mercedes does it with more status. Whatever floats your boat. At the end of the day, you're going pay more for services at Wheaton Eye Clinic. If you're doing it because you can - good for you. If you're not a wealthy, entitled person, then you don't need to go to the Wheaton Eye Clinic. They don't care about you - they care about money, status and reputation. They got my money. Now I 'm trying to help them with their status and reputation.

Went to Dr Gupta some time back and have to eyes examined due Diabetes 2 and Dr Gupta was very…read moreexpert on diagnosis of my eyes. Very patient and kind and above in the quality of his work! I prefer going to him because of his expertise. I have gone to other(s) but felt rushed. There are several Ophthalmologist that had technological equipment that seemed to analyze the eyes effectively because with Diabetes and also a coma I went through, I felt my eyes changed and developed "floater's" in my eyes that bothered me. I feel that most people would be comfortable with Dr Gupta's expertise, care of his work, and makes one feel comfortable in his ability to diagnose your eyes regardless of what eye problem you may have if you need an Ophthalmologist!0

Dr Gupta is highly recommended. He restored my eyesight with a successful surgery and did a…read morefantastic job. He is very compassionate and caring. I have found the office staff to be very friendly and helpful.

I was referred to Spectrum and Dr, Rassouli for cataract surgery. Had my first visit today to…read morestart the process and was very impressed. From the check-in through the check-out, every staff person was professional and helpful. After meeting with Dr. Rassouli, I felt completely confident in my decision to have him do my surgery.

I went to see Dr Hashmi at the recommendation of my optometrist because of a potential serious eye…read moreissue. I spent 25 years in the optical industry so I know a good doctor when I meet one. The staff was not very friendly when I went to check in at the desk, I was made to wait 15 minutes, which for an ophthalmologist office that should be expected. But the technician that took me back for the pretesting was cold, impersonal, and with some of the testing that he did I did not feel very comfortable with the procedures that he used. There is a specialized test called a visual field that needs to be done for the type of issue that I was going in for. It is a specialized machine, he did this lame unprofessional type of test with his finger. The type that your physician does when they are doing a yearly physical on you just to check how your eyes react. When I specifically asked him if they were putting me in the machine to test me he said that he was not going to do a standard visual field test, he said they do not find it that's necessary. It did not give me a very good feeling at that point. When Dr Hashmi came in she flew in like she was in a rush, she introduced herself, when I told her that I was in the field and that she could be blunt with me and explain everything in normal terms and not have to explain it as though I was person did not know anything about the human eye or anything in that industry, she ignored it. When the technician initially did what is called a Goldman tonometry test which checks for glaucoma or rather pressures in the eye that could show up a possible diagnosis of glaucoma, he came up with a high number, when the doctor did the exact same test she came up with a number that was six points lower. The time between the two tests was 10 to 15 minutes. Her result was absolutely nowhere near what both the initial result from my optometrist was and from what the technician got. She had a six-point different result. With glaucoma you do not have a six-point drop in a 15 minute period from the previous test. The doctor spent approximately 7 minutes with me. I did not feel comfortable with her diagnosis when she stated that I was fine and didn't need to worry about anything. At that point I decided that I was going to go for a second opinion, the next practice that I went to was concise, thorough, and the doctor spent almost an hour with me versus 7 minutes. I do not in any way shape or form recommend this office. I also found out after the fact from someone who has worked with this practice that they appear to be "on the shady side". I honestly wish that I had heard that prior to going to this particular practice. I never would have gone.

I was extremely impressed with Dr. Dawn Phillips and her staff! She is personable and takes her…read moretime explaining things. The staff is friendly and the office is immaculate! I highly recommend this practice!!

WARNING: Avoid Phillips Eye Center, unless you want to end up in collections over their shady…read morebilling practices. First red flag, they'll immediately ask you to give them a credit card and sign a waiver allowing them to charge you whatever they want. This is when I should have walked away. I waited 2.5 hours to be seen after my appointment. I paid the $35 co-payment on site. Apparently they should have charged me $40, but instead of a $5 dollar balance, they double-billed me another $35 copay. When I called to clarify the situation, Melissa H. was very rude and said she would not help me, and I had no other choice but to pay. I asked to speak to Dr. Phillips and she said Dr. Phillips was not interested in talking to me. A couple weeks later they sent me to collections with a $60 bill. How did a $5 balance turn into $60? Read the negative reviews and don't make the same mistake I did; find another practice.

While the Dr. is very nice, they wouldn't let me continue to be a patient because of too many…read morecancellations. I have a chronic illness and did my best to explain that and make my appointments. I feel that they just don't really care about people so I would recommend someone else who does.

I took my wife to Dr Oppenheim. He couldn't find any problems and recommend to see another…read morespecialist. I the ask if he could give her an prescription for contact lenses. His associates told us that for the prescription we will have to pay $40.00 I said ok. Upon leaving his secretary give us a bill for $100.00 and she said that that was the price and she is sorry that the associate give us the wrong price. I paid it under protest. THEY ROBBED US.