Dr. Tesser was great. I really appreciated her advice and thoughtful approach. She really put my…read moremind at ease. The facility is very nice and the staff were all helpful.

Care is always efficient and professional. I never have to wait at appointments. Dr. Tesser is…read morepersonable and kind. She's good with dry eyes and glaucoma care.

My experience at Greensboro Ophthalmology was wonderful. From the moment I stepped into the…read morebuilding (which is a large, standalone building), I was met with excellent service. The ladies at the front desk had me checked in within record time. Because I had already completed my paperwork, things went smoothly. I was then ushered to a large, lovely seating area, where many other patients were waiting. The office is massive, containing several doctors, as well as a vision center to pick out eyewear and procedure rooms. My technician and doctor were absolutely wonderful. Initially, the tech took a thorough history and did some tests. She was very pleasant, moved with intention, but not rushed. She was communicative, but not chatty (IYKYK), and had me very impressed. I was well-handled and wondered what was left for anyone else to do. Lol When the doctor arrived, he was even more thorough than the technician. He double-checked her work, then began a discussion with me about my eyes and their health. He did some more evaluation and put me at ease. I remember thinking, "This place is amazing!" At the end, he gave me advice and then said, "That's it," with the most amazingly warm smile I had seen in a while. It was genuine and read like he really enjoyed his job. I mean, WOW. That did it for me, folks. I had already been impressed by the place, but the smile sold me on GO. I am a patient for life! Greensboro Ophthalmology is officially Kiesha Speech approved. If you have some eye care needs, go check them out. Let me know how your experience is.

My wife Tammy had an excellent experience with Dr Bowen. He did her cataract surgery on her left…read moreeye. She was extremely happy with him and his team.

Busy busy place lots of waiting areas, long lines. But they have taken good care of my dad and been…read morewith him through 2 surgery. Waited after appointment time to be called. He really likes his doctor here though.

Great service!!!! The experience was very good. Except for taking 3 months to get an appointment…read more After my eye doctor closed unexpectedly I knew I had to have another one. Someone from work recommended this eye center. It was well worth the wait

We love Dr Barker! Efficient, friendly, good frame selection. Myself, my husband and our kids all…read moresee him.

I have been there twice. I am shocked at rudeness of the entire staff. Plus I was overcharged and…read morethey have never looked into it. Very very disappointed! One star is even to much to give them.

The "wild man" Dr Richardson has been my eye doctor for about 4 years now. He takes time to get to…read moreknow you and do a very thourough exam, so be prepared to be in the office for a while, usually an hour or more.

Dr richardson has been my eye doctor for almost 20 years. He is a great doctor and really cares…read moreabout his patients. He is very thorough and knowledgeable. I enjoy my eye appointments every year because i get to catch up with my favorite doctor. I highly recommend him.

Dr. Bryan and his surgical team performed cataract surgery on my eyes some years ago. They were…read morekind, extremely knowledgeable, very professional and genuinely concerned and friendly! I highly recommend them!!

I've been a patient at Carolina Ophthalmology for the last several years (see my separate review of…read moretheir office). And I've been a glasses-wearer since, well, third grade. Growing up, I stubbornly refused to sport them and would only put them on when trying to read the clock -- or the chalkboard. (It's a wonder I graduated, really.) I was finally able to get contacts in high school (oh, happy day that was). But the worry of losing one in gym or remembering to pack eye solution for vacation and so on was always an annoyance. I wanted to have LASIK but it just really wasn't a financial reality until recently. Even better, the office was running a special that came to $1,000 off or so. I know you may be thinking: discount eye surgery? Eep! I've always been a patient of Dr. Scroggs and so when I had my initial consultation, it was my first meeting with Dr. Bryan -- the LASIK surgeon. I felt like I was in very good hands the whole time. Pam first talked to me about the procedure and then showed me a video. I had my eyes examined and a cornea scan done, plus a sit-down Q&A with the doctor, and was declared a good candidate for the procedure. The worst part of the whole thing has to be a tie between being forced to wear my old-prescription eye glasses for a month leading up to the surgery (not a vanity thing, but a practical thing -- I haven't kickboxed since March!) and having slips of paper put in my eyes for five minutes to test tear reaction. Yes, it's as uncomfortable as it sounds. Anyway, the good news is since :that's: the worst part -- the day-of is really easy, breezy! Be ready for some final eye scans, a shower cap and some Valium. Yes, you'll be awake in the OR (but it's only 40 seconds each eye. And was basically painless. Dr. Bryan talked to me the entire time, let me know what was coming next and encouraged me through the parts that might have been a little scary otherwise. Plus they give you a stuffed animal to squeeze! -- I remember in my valium-ed state being very disappointed that I didn't get to keep that 'gator). But I did get thorough post-op instructions and a travel kit full of eye drops. The doctor called me at 5pm the same day to check on how I was doing. And though it's only been 24 hours since, I can see better than I ever have. Had a follow-up today, and still no stuffed gator, but I did get a tee that reads: Guess what I'm not wearing? How cute -- and dare I say... yelpy. ps) I have some $200 coupons for LASIK that are good through the end of June. PM me if you're interested. If you've ever thought about having the surgery done, I swear, you won't be disappointed!

Very knowledgeable and professional. His many years of experience paired with the quality care for…read morehis patients is very rare and valuable. I highly recommend!

I've only ever had my eyes examined by him. He tells it exactly like it is. You're not rushed at…read moreall like most places. Exams also aren't too expensive (he doesn't accept insurance but will give you a form to send to your insurance for reimbursement) His receptionist/assistant is also so sweet. I wouldn't go anywhere else.

Front desk employee was extremely rude & unprofessional, when we arrived for our appointment she…read moreresponds with "IM STILL ON LUNCH" and proceeds to roll her eyes like what? It's our first time visiting this clinic and the impression is unprofessional. Also the facilities smell and are dirty

I have been going to see Dr Friedland for 25 years. I love her attention to detail and the amount…read moreof time she is willing to spend with me.

The Doctor and Everyone there were all Very Kind and Very Helpful! And they got me in immediately…read moreto resolve my eye problem!

I had been going to this practice for several years when they purchased Adler Optometry in Chapel…read moreHill. I have always had a good experience with the optometrists but have had issues with the opticians the past two years. Last year, my prescription was changed such that all the negative powers were entered as positive and vice versa. I had only discovered the problem after picking up the glasses late one Saturday afternoon and had to have the lenses remade once they figured out what the error was. This year, I went in and found out that they no longer supply Essilor lenses and coatings which are my preference. This is because I used to work for the company that makes the equipment that Essilor uses to put coatings on their lenses so I am well aware of the quality of Essilor's lenses and coatings. I was a bit hesitant but decided to get glasses anyway since I was there. They came in about 10 days later but I received a message that they didn't pass a quality check and they were being sent back to be remade. I got the final pair about 2 weeks later. I had only worn them 3 or 4 times when I noticed a small smudge in the corner about 2 weeks after that. I tried removing it with the cloth provided, then with the cloth and water, and finally with lens cleaning spray, always with the lens cloth. Since it wasn't coming off, I took it in thinking they could get it off but they said it was a scratch. To be fair, I did not have the scratch warranty as I've had glasses for 45 years and never had an issue and having worked in the business am aware how to care for them. To me, it seemed like a defect. The optician's exact words were, "Well, you didn't purchase the warranty so there's nothing we can do. Have a good day." And then she walked away. Well, I'm walking away from this business.