I have been a patient of Dr Inverno since I'm 14 yrs old! I am now 62! needless to say I'm…read moreextremely happy with his service! my husband and daughter are also patients of his! Dr. Inverno knows everything there is to know about your eyes! He's very thorough with the exam and explains everything to you and will answer any questions you have! I really dred the day he retires! You won't be disappointed if you choose hi!

This doctor does not believe in wearing masks to prevent the spread of covid-19. He told me so as…read morehe looked in my eyes and tried to touch my face without washing his hands after seeing another patient. He flat-out stated that everyone is going to get covid eventually and he is not worried about it or taking precautions. If you don't want to get covid, avoid this doctor.

the lack of professionalism by this doctor was unbelievable i had an appointment which i had to…read morecancel the receptionist was rude over the ohone however in the office with the doctor present she was just the opposite she never did an eye exam and she was the only one working eve Ipicted up my n though she doubled as the receptionist also The doctor aware i was not getting along with her as she could not answer a simple question Without the eye exam completed i awaited the doctor in the room i was sent to The doctor came in and stated "having a bad day" I said no but their was a problem with my appointment time. He proceeded to yell at me saying i expect to have an appointment when ever i want it Then he named several doctors that i had consulted in the past stating i did not get along with any of them totally untrue I sais doctor i just lost my husband of 35years 2 weeks ago with that he never offered his condolences but said you need a psychiatrist im not a psychiatrist over and over He said everyone loves the receptionist on and on I actually becamto tell him about e afraid and wondered if he would let me out as he was standing in the doorway i picked up my bag and started to walk out while he kept shouting for me to get a psychiatrist and following me to the door saying things like good luck have agood life in a sarcastic cruel way I called dr Inverno to tell him about my encounter I was told he was divorced possibly a reason for his behavior and his need to defend the receptionist looke half his age Dr inverno although semi retired offered to see me and order any meds i might need He actually hired this doctor from Brookly and was aware of his bedside manner But his behavior was not just bad bedside manner it was cruel and unprofessional I have the same primary doctor for over 25 years i am an RN cand i worked for the same hospital for apox 33 years My conputer is not workin too well so i apologize for the mispelled words I cant imagine this man with a scapel when he cannot control his immature temper and behavior c

Dr. Furlan is an outstanding doctor. He is fantastic with kids. Very calming demeanor. Make sure…read moreyou call in advance because he is a busy guy. I would highly recommend him.

Dr Calderone's office arranged for my urgent visit on the same day. Everyone was courteous,…read morethorough and efficient. Dr Calderone took time to review his findings and recommendations carefully. I recommend him highly.

I started going to this practice on the recommendation of my previous ophthalmologist, who retired…read more I was willing to give it a chance, but after my most recent experience I'll be going elsewhere for my next eye exam. As other reviewers have noted, patients at this practice go through a "production line" process, along with long waits between various tests, before seeing the doctor. Expect to spend at least 90 minutes, even early in the day. The previous two years, I was seen by Dr. Yang, the optometrist on staff. She was thorough and took an educational approach - I appreciated the time she took to explain a condition she'd observed and her willingness to respond to my questions. While I wasn't thrilled with the amount of time the whole experience took, I felt I'd gotten something positive out of it. This year, I was seen instead by Dr. Calderone. Or at least I found out it was him after I saw the signature on my prescriptions - he never introduced himself, nor did anyone inform me I wouldn't be seeing Dr. Yang. Instead, as soon as Calderone walked into the exam room, he looked up another patient's chart and spent several minutes talking about that patient's issues with his assistant. With several other exam rooms available (and presumably a personal office somewhere), why would he talk about a patient in front of a stranger? Once done with that, he turned to me and said, "your turn!" Looking at the computer screen where my test results presumably were on screen, he started muttering about what he was seeing; it sounded as if he doubted the information he was reading and was trying to correct it. He had questions about my contact lenses and it got to the point where I said I'd go home to find the box to confirm that what Dr. Yang had prescribed the year before. My confidence in him and his skills was rapidly waning. Now we're on to the exam, and he coughs in my face as he's looking at my eyes through the instrument. Seriously. We're in the middle of cold and flu season (I won't even go into covid and RSV...), and a physician can't even bother to turn his head before he coughs. Exam done, he tells me that nothing's changed since last year, and I can pick up my prescription at the optician's desk in the lobby. While I'd been considering buying a pair of glasses there, the optician (after keeping me waiting) simply asked if I needed to order contacts and handed me my prescriptions when I said no. Good thing I didn't get the glasses there. When I finally looked at the prescription before going to an optician, I saw that it's dramatically different from the scrip I got last year and didn't account for my bifocal needs. Either Calderone was lying when he said my vision hadn't changed, or he simply wasn't paying attention. I wouldn't have been happy to spend several hundred dollars on glasses with the wrong prescription. Either way I'm not going back. And I had a cold two days later. Thanks, Dr. Calderone.

My husband's eye doctor made appointment for him with Dr Origlieri. The appointment was for…read more11:45. When we arrived we were told we were 45 minutes late. I told the receptionist it was set up for 11:45 and that we had driven one hour to get here .I was told we would have to reschedule the appointment. I asked if they call ahead to confirm appointments and was told they called the day before. I said we were out most of the day and there was no message ...which she said they left. Previously we saw Dr Bernstein in the Fair Lawn office, which he arrived almost one hour late. Because of those 3 errors I said we would not reschedule because of the poor office management. When I returned home, I checked my caller ID and THERE WAD MO CONFIRMATION CALL!. Called our eye doctor and said yes it was scheduled for 11:45!

Staff were very friendly from the moment I made my appointment until the time I left. Dr Friedman…read moreis very very nice and very knowledgeable. Appointment was prompt and quick. I felt very confident -- I left there with the right prescription. Office is clean. I highly recommend. Parking is side street. Bring quarters just in case.

Staff was nice but waited for two hours with little to-no communication. While I waited, I also…read moreoverheard 'bedside manner' with another patient that was less patient and respectful than what I would expect. I left without being seen and would not recommend or return.

Dr. Calderone is pleasant and courteous. He is a competent professional who spends time with his…read morepatients, addressing their questions and concerns. If you are in need of a top Opthamologist, I recommend him with full confidence.