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    Alamo City Eye Physicians

    3.0 (13 reviews)
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    Very knowledgeable. Excellent service. Take time with you so no rush job. Best glasses I've ever had.

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    Medical Center Ophthalmology Associates

    Medical Center Ophthalmology Associates

    1.2(9 reviews)
    0.4 miStone Oak

    This company is only concerned with money, and not the patient' care…read more I initially went in to the Stone Oak location to see Dr. Bustamante about a scratch on the eye I had gotten. He sent me home with eye drops for 10 days. When I returned he told me I needed a contact lens membrane in the eye that was scratched so that would it regenerate the part of my eye that was scratched. After my visit, Dr. Bustamante left a voicemail saying "his trustworthy scribe" told him that I needed the contact lens in my other eye that was NOT SCRATCHED because my scratched eye would have better vision than my non-scratched one after the contact lens. It seemed strange to me, but I am not an eye doctor, so I did as he instructed. After all of this, my eye did not improve so I went for a second opinion. They told me the membrane lens was non beneficial because a scratch in my cornea would have healed itself before I even got the membrane because he made me wait 10 days for drops. After all of this, I received ANOTHER bill in the mail after I had paid in office. I called to complain, they said they would review the bill. They took it off my statement and then a month later, I again got another bill from them. And they said it was the customers responsibility.

    I don't care for this location. -It's not the most clean…read more -The assistants who do the preliminary checks are often rude, though Dr. Cohen's personal assistant is great. Office staff is also friendly. -The process is disorganized. If someone is having their vision checked, dilate their eyes *before* they see the doctor. I asked for this at my kiddo's appointment and was told to wait. Then they ended up needing it done, which caused the total appointment time to take 2.5 hours! Why do things run so slowly? Dr. Cohen is efficient and rarely spends more than 10 minutes with a patient, so why is the wait *always* at least 45 minutes past the scheduled time? We like Dr. Cohen, but are considering switching to somewhere else because of the way things are run here.

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    Stone Oak Vision Source

    4.7(13 reviews)
    1.7 miStone Oak

    Been going here for a few years and nothing but exceptional experiences for me and my family.read more

    Over many years, we'd searched all across town for a great place for eye care but had little…read moresuccess. Even a different Vision Source in Stone Oak was just OK. This year, we decided to make a change and try Stone Oak Vision Source located on Stone Oak Pkwy and Hardy Oak. We were able to secure two consecutive appointment slots, which was super convenient since we wouldn't have to make two separate visits. TLDR: I think we've finally found our new place for eye care! The staff was helpful and knowledgeable, getting all of our insurance benefits and allowances to be able to accurately explain our options and costs, even providing us with rebate options that could be applied. From checking in to administering the basic scans and tests. Everything went smoothly and swiftly. Our visit with Dr Mann went very well. Very thorough and knowledgeable, and he explained everything clearly. They have a nice selection of glasses to choose from. My husband found several pairs that looked great, so he ordered more than one pair. For me, I would have liked to see more variety in style. It seemed that there were many great brands, but the styles were very similar between them and I had less luck than my husband in that regard. However, they were able to simply replace the lenses in a pair I already have and love! Very happy with the entire experience and will definitely use Dr Mann going forward.

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    EyePlastx

    EyePlastx

    3.0(39 reviews)
    1.3 miStone Oak

    Getting an appointment was problematic but I was thrilled with the eventual result. Dr. Holck was…read morevery nice and the ptosis operation to correct my drooping lid was very fast and the results were exceptional. Expect some itching and bruising but in three weeks I looked great.

    VA Ophthalmology performed probing and irrigation (P&I) and determined that I needed surgical…read moreintervention, so I was referred to Dr. Holck. From check-in through the physician encounter, I repeatedly felt that no one was listening to what I was saying. After completing the intake questionnaire on an iPad, the front desk told me I needed to sign consent for P&I because the physician would want to perform it. I explained that the VA had already performed P&I and that I had brought the results. The iPad was handed back to me anyway. I explained it a second time: the procedure has already been performed, I have the results with me, and I am not consenting to unnecessarily repeat it. When I was taken back, the medical assistant asked why I had refused to sign the P&I consent. For the third time, I explained that I had already undergone the procedure and was holding the results. She responded that I had apparently already signed the form and she must have missed it. For the fourth time, I explained: No, I did not sign it. I already had the procedure. The results are right here in my hand. Then I met Dr. Holck. When I explained that the VA had referred me specifically for this procedure, he asked why I didn't simply have the VA perform it. I told him that based on my personal experiences, I was not comfortable having the VA perform surgery on me. Rather than simply respecting that decision as my choice as a patient, he defended his VA provider friends, telling me that they were competent and that he liked them. Eventually, Dr. Holck moved on to explain the proposed stent procedure and possible DCR/CDCR options if the initial treatment was unsuccessful. He also explained that the stent would eventually be removed while I was awake. In a desperate last-ditch effort to establish rapport but showing a bit of vulnerability, I jokingly told him that having something removed from my eye while awake sounded intimidating, but that I believed I could handle it. He responded by telling me that he performs the procedure on children, so it depends on how mature someone is, and then he asked me: "Are you mature?" That was the point at which I lost confidence in allowing this physician to operate on me. I am 44 years old. I am a DOCTOR. I served 21 years in the United States Air Force and am a 100% disabled veteran. None of those things should be required for a patient to be treated respectfully. Every patient deserves that. I mention them because being asked whether I was "mature" after expressing a reasonable concern about an eye procedure felt particularly patronizing. I came here because I needed a surgeon. I left feeling dismissed and disrespected throughout the experience and without the level of trust I would need to allow this physician to operate on me.

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