DO NOT GO HERE. They are rude, defensive, and do not communicate well between the front office and back office. I have received better eye care from the Walmart eye doctor when I was young adult.
We have been going here for years and the level of front office service has varied. Sometimes it was great and sometimes the ladies are very rude. The doctor himself seemed to care but this last experience was my last experience. I have had 2 issues that have been mismanaged by the front office.
Just so that other readers/posters are clear, I am professional with multiple and advanced degrees and have engineered practice solutions for both small and large practices of various kinds. And the level of fail here stems from lack of patient compassion.
We took our kid because the frames were hurting her head, so they charged for an eye exam - absolutely brilliant. They never adjusted the frames. That's like taking your car in for a flat repair and getting an oil and not fixing the flat.
I can't decide if they're unknowingly operating in an altered reality or whether its on purpose, but if you want to find out for yourself, pay them a visit.
Poor service, rude defensive attitude, poor communication, all add up to a poor experience for you.
Here's an example:
I asked the doctor's office (front office lady) why they didn't address the issue that my kid was experiencing but instead just gave her an exam, they said "its always good to have an exam." - she also admitted that they didn't address the issue.
I then said "My wife said that she told you about the issue", the lady said "I wasn't here that day." - irrelevant and this is considered passing the buck.
I asked them well don't you ask questions about comfort and fit etc, they said "its half our fault half your fault for not telling us." - OK maybe, but a professional practice should know what to ask and not leave it to the 12 year old patient to openly explain and manage her eye care, a 12 year old should be prompted to ask questions. And at this point she was so defensive, saying that they are not doing anything shady, I guess they must have heard that before.
Then in a subsequent conversation, the doctor's office indicated that they did perform the adjustment. But my wife could not pickup her lenses up due to this discussion that I the husband had with the front office lady.
That's fine, I have been asking my wife to go somewhere else for a while because they seem to only care about charging and not helping.
I remember the Doctor saying once if there is ever an issue please let me know. I guess what he really meant was to him know so he could avoid dealing with it.
So in summary:
- Rude: by doing a disservice to my wife and kid.
- Defensive: by claiming that they are not doing anything shady and saying that they weren't there and avoiding taking responsibility.
- Poor Service: It's actually lack of service if you you need to make sure you are given the attention that you need. They wont ask you questions that probe your experience. Service seems to be a secondary priority.
- Poor Communication: in my recent dealings with this office, their version of the story was inaccurate, and changed.
- Poor Management: to avoid dealing with an issue, just refund and the problem goes away - brilliant!
Oh and by the way, I think they post their own reviews on other review sites. I think the yelp filter should be able to catch that practice, however. read more