I could not be more pleased with the medical expertise of the Princeton Eye Group. The office is…read moreclean and well organized; staff is friendly and accommodating. Dr. Kuchar is a gem.

You wait forever to see a doctor and when you do they find something wrong and offer you a menu of…read moreoptions of which the "right" one is always the most invasive choice. I'm never going back again!

I was on the hunt for a new optometrist and landed on An Eye To The Future and couldn't be more…read morepleased! It was easy to book an appointment as a new patient- I sent an email and then called them to confirm my appointment and details. I was able to get in a slot within a week. There is a spacious parking lot in a complex (with Starbucks, Jersey mikes etc). I checked in, filled out the forms and in about 15 mins I was called in for my appointment. They had nice high tech equipments that I hadn't seen (and I've been to the eye doctors appointments for almost two decades) which felt very comprehensive. The doctor was thorough and answered all my questions and didn't make me feel rushed. Would recommend!

I had to wait 45 minutes before being seen! Dr. Adam Mark examined me for the Collagen Plugs. I…read moresettled for another doctor to do the procedure so I can get it done sooner! Dr. Caren Mullner walked into the room without introducing herself. She said she had no notes about me having this procedure done. She examined me quickly and numbed my eyes. She had a huge needle and started aiming towards my eye. When asked if she can tell me as to what she will be doing, she replied that I am numb and won't feel it. Halfway through, my heart started racing and I ran a sweat and felt like I was going to pass out. I pushed through so she could finish. When she was done, I told her I didn't feel well and told her my symptoms. I asked her to get me water, my husband and to check my blood pressure. She did not know how to react to me being in distress and left me alone. I had to ask her three times to get my husband. They told my husband that I wasn't feeling well. My husband said my face was grey. They showed no concern. I rushed to the bathroom where I released both ends. My husband had to beg for them to call an ambulance! Eventually, they took my pressure. While it was elevated, I felt better. I got my vitals checked! I had to beg for them to tell me what medicine they used. It appeared to be my nerve that goes from my eye to my heart. As I was leaving the office, the nurse just stared. The doctor didn't even say feel better. She disappeared! Please don't come here! They are not trained properly and they don't treat their patients with respect. I don't even expect a follow up call! They didn't even tell me what to expect after the procedure!

Beginning with check in and then with all tests and doctors knowledge, I felt like I am in a good…read morehands! Easy communication, paying attention to your needs, and actually listening you which is nowadays a really rare, cause all doctors are looks like in a rush. But here , everybody are willing to listen and help! I got my sunglasses with prescriptions lenses. Very happy! Already thinking about second pair from them!

I was treated with superb care. Eyeglasses were ready…read morequickly and they even gave me a tutorial lesson over the phone for Progressive lenses.

Cohen and his staff at the Cohen Eye Institute in Old Bridge, New Jersey are wonderful! From the…read morefirst phone call to set up an initial consultation you know you're in the right place the staff that helped me were very accommodating in appointments and explained everything I would need. They also sent me paperwork through email so I was prepared for that first visit.. The quality of care is excellent. No stone is left on every test is done. Every question answered staff is always available to help you whenever ever needed with questions and concerns. The options for cataract surgery were explained in detail with explanation in video as well as paper. it's quite a bit overwhelming and alit to process. however everything went very smooth and doing my second eye the end of June. do not hesitate to see Dr. Cohen for all your care regarding your eyes.! you will be very pleased!

Dr. Chen is always very thorough in doing exams. She tells…read moreyou everything that she does and always has time for questions. The office staff are also great.

Thoughtful and friendly staff, very thorough eye exams, professional and friendly doctor.read more

Everyone is wearing masks and they check temperature when you enter. They asked me to wait in the…read morecar and called me in once there was a room available and sanitized for me so there's not a lot of people inside. Dr. Erica O'Lenick was friendly. I went for an annual exam and everything was easy. The front desk people were okay, however the doctor and nurse were really nice.

I have been here on a few occasions and the staff has always been pleasant and professional. I was…read moreseen by Dr Chen who is thorough and answered whatever questions I had. I will continue using their services.

Terrible Experience - Please Be Careful…read more I had my cataract surgery done here, and it turned into a nightmare. I went in with very high eye pressure, but they still went ahead with my left-eye surgery as scheduled. During surgery, my capsule broke. The surgery center didn't even have the proper lens for the sulcus, so I was left without a lens in my eye for two weeks. Later, they performed another surgery to implant the lens. Unfortunately, due to the trauma from the first failed surgery, my cornea became swollen, followed by consistent inflammation. Six months later, Dr. Kung told me that there were leftover fragments from my natural lens causing infection -- and that I needed a third surgery to remove them. All of this led to corneal edema, loss of vision, ongoing inflammation, and constant pain. After consulting two cornea specialists, both confirmed that the bad cataract surgery caused all of these problems. Now, the only solution left for me is a cornea transplant. I am terrified and deeply regret trusting this place. RUN -- do not risk your eyes or go through the misery I'm experiencing. On top of everything, they ran many tests on their machines and charged me a lot of money throughout this ordeal.

First ever eye exam and was a bit nervous about someone that close to my eyes. Dr. Brian Zwerling…read moreput me at ease and explained what he was doing or about to do the entire time. He's funny, personable, and his professionalism and communication skills are a 10 if I had to rate it! Highly recommended. The office is clean and the staff is friendly and welcoming.

I came for emergency visit with my boy, his eye was very bad, everybody was so nice there, we wait…read morea min till we saw Joanna and also Brian, they are taking very serious emergency visit there, thank you very much for doing the best for my boy, you was very nice to him thanks for you help thank God he is ok, I recommend this place they are very nice, very friendly and doing great Job

I took my ASD son here to get his eyes checked and I must say Dr. Viveros was absolutely AMAZING!…read moreShe was so patient and understanding. My son has a hard time sitting still for too long he was able to get up, move around, stim if he needed, he was given the time he needed to regulate himself so that he could continue his exam. She broke his exam up into multiple seasons so that he would be able to tolerate the exam and become familiar with her. It worked we were able to find out if he needed glasses. Her assistants are wonderful as well they were so patient and kind. I would definitely recommend this eye care center for everyone, especially those with special needs.

I strongly recommend looking elsewhere. I'm shocked by the number of positive reviews given how…read morepoor my experience was. Dr. Roth didn't answer any of my questions, and seemed to be following a checklist. He pushed the eye device into my face rather hard, hard enough where it hurt when it impacted my forehead. My eye pressure was high--something that should not have been overlooked--but Dr. Roth failed to even notice it. After I brought it up, he quickly dismissed it, saying he'd "take care of it" as he rushed me out. Take care of it when? That kind of neglect is unacceptable. I literally have to go to a different doctor to redo the exam because this guy was so incompetent. This is not to mention that I was initially told vision therapy would be covered by my insurance, and then told the first part would be $1400 not covered by any insurance. He wouldn't tell me the cost of the next part nor would he tell me what was involved. Please don't go here - you deserve better.