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    Anna S Skelo, MD

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    Vision for Life: Jeffrey D. Horn, M.D - Dr. Horn at Vision for Life was voted Nashville's best ophthalmologist!

    Vision for Life: Jeffrey D. Horn, M.D

    3.4(18 reviews)
    0.1 mi

    Dr. Horn took no responsibility for damaging my eye. The surgery was 7 years ago and I have a…read morepermanently disfigured eye after the lasik portion of my procedure. Choose a better provider.

    Open app Your location…read more Vision for Life: Jeffrey D. Horn, M.D. 4230 Harding Pike g6, Nashville, TN 37205 Lasik surgeon Paul B 291 points I rarely write a review but after this experience I had to share my story with cataract surgery. First let me compliment all of the staff. They were great. But beware of anyone who tells you they are the "Best" in Nashville and maybe in the state as this doctor said multiple times during my many appointments. This doctor over promised and under delivered!!! First appointment I asked the doctor if I was a good candidate for the lens he reccomended. His answer was absolutely. I have had two surgeries on my left eye. After the first, my vision was blurry even after almost 7 weeks. The doctor said he needed to rotate the lens. I had light flashes after the first surgery. The second surgery all but eliminated the flashes. But my vision was still blurry. At my last appointment the doctor only wanted to talk about doing the cataract surgery on my other eye using a different lens. He said you need both eyes done to see well. I told the doctor that I was not comfortable with having surgery on my right eye before getting my left eye corrected. At that point the doctor said he was not used to someone suggesting how he should do his job. I then went to my optometrist, they suggested seeing another surgeon. I have and he did not recommend doing the surgery on my right eye until we get the left (first eye) corrected with a different lens. I have spent $4800 with Vision for Life and this has taken over 3 months and now I need another surgery on my left eye. I asked the surgery coordinator with Vision for Life to ask the doctor to work out a financial compromise maybe a 50 % reduction in the cost since my surgeries did not resolve my problem. He refused and asked to see me again and try to correct my vision. Maybe the doctor with Vision for Life could have corrected this problem, however after two surgeries and the doctor's attitude and arrogance I did not have the confidence to have surgery by that doctor again.

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    Dr Bizer's Valuvision

    Dr Bizer's Valuvision

    2.3(3 reviews)
    2.5 mi

    Avoid at all costs!…read more First off, this store is no longer called Valuvision but rather it is a Visionworks franchise. My experience began with needing a simple contact lens exam. Unfortunately, when scheduling my appointment they failed to tell me that out of state insurance providers could not be contacted on Sundays. OK. Slight miscommunication leading to an hour of wasted time. Not a huge deal. Finally, after agreeing to pay the full bill and Visionworks planning to call my insurance first thing Monday morning, I received my exam. Frustratingly enough, they had to order trials of my prescription for me to wear before they could write my prescription. Fine. So be it. But wait... Why am I being charged for an eyeglasses exam that I clearly never asked for? I mean, you guys just scanned a copy 15 minutes prior of the eyeglasses prescription that I got from another Visionworks office while visiting family in New York last week. Oh that's right, because you are scamming me. Got it. After days of back and forth, Pam the manager finally agreed to remove the eyeglasses exam from my bill. She also scheduled me to come in the very next Thursday to see a new doctor because of some inexplicable reason about my prescription. Even after asking her to detail what the problem was, she basically lost all function to be coherent. Weird, but I let it go. Thursday rolls around and I arrive for my appointment. From the get go, the male receptionist looked panicked. Great...here we go. "The trials aren't in yet...I'm really not sure why you were scheduled to come in." Needless to say, I was pissed. I told them that they were 0 for 2 on my visits and stormed out. After about 4-5 days I called back and explained my situation to a female receptionist. No apology. I asked for Pam, who wasn't available. So I called back the next day and was greeted by Daniel, who I assume was the receptionist who I'd seen at my last visit. Again, I explained how frustrated and disappointed I was with their customer service. No apology. Seriously?! At that point I straight-up called him out. "Isn't apologizing to an unhappy customer a pretty decent and human thing to do?" There was a silence. Then he replied, "Hold on." Click. Puts me on hold. !!!!?!?!!!!!!!!!???? Finally he picks up and says something about my trial lenses not being in and to try calling back tomorrow. Well, today is tomorrow. Nowhere closer to my prescription or a sane situation with these clowns. I keep looking around to see if there are cameras in the bushes or Ashton Kutcher creeping up behind me, but that would merely make too much sense compared to the sh*t show that has been this experience thus far. And it ain't even over! Le sigh. So again, avoid at all costs or be prepared for a master class in atrocious customer service.

    My experience at VisionWorks (formerly ValuVision) was a great one - my mother and I had both…read morereceived new prescriptions for glasses but had yet to get them b/c I just couldn't find the right style at the right price anywhere. I went into VisionWorks on the absolute last day to use my insurance money (new years eve,) which I learned is one of their busiest days of the year! That's what I get for procrastinating, right?! The sales people were so nice and helpful despite being crazy busy - the selection was good and the gentleman helped us both to pick out the best frames. He also gave great advice on the options for lenses and add-ons and helped us in selecting the best sale of the several offered that day so that we got $1200 for $498!!! They said it would take two weeks for the glasses to come in but he called us less than one week later saying our's had arrived - and we couldn't be more pleased with the results. Thanks VisionWorks!

    Anna S Skelo, MD - opthamalogists - Updated August 2026

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