Excellent Doctor: I have had RK & LASIK, by other doctors. Being blind in my other eye. I went to…read moreother doctors. No one would touch me. All saying it was to risky to remove my cataract in my other eye. With my cataract, i could tell i was losing my sight quickly. I went to Dr. Meyer, wished I went to him first. HIs staff are really nice. I spoke to Dr. Meyer, explain to him the reason why I had RK and lasik. He explained everything to me. He was there to answer all my questions. He was in no rush , took his time with me. So he did my cataract surgery. It turned out great. His staff followed up with called to see if I needed anything. So if you need a procedure done. Don't hesitate. I would give him a call. Glad I did

I have been a patient of Dr. Meyer for a few years. I think he's a terrific doctor who takes the…read moretime to answer all of my questions and concerns.

I recently paid a visit to Dr. Cassol on the recommendation of my optometrist and primary care…read morephysician. At my (exact age to not be revealed), they said it's a good idea to have them checked for cataracts. Once contact it was only a couple of weeks before my appointment. Being one that likes early appointments, I selected 8am and arrived about 7:45 and I was lucky that they let me in (it was, like, seriously cold outside). After a bit of paperwork I was taken into an intake room of sorts where of the staff members (Caitlin?) took some information and dilated my eyes. Having your eyes dilated is not a pleasant thing, but I knew it was going to happen. Drops in the eyes and about 10 minutes later I was seeing colours I'd never seen before....and then they start shining REALLY BRIGHT light into your eyes. It is, at once, the most brilliant light you've ever seen as well as the some of the most painful. (it made sense in my mind). After they're done visually torturing your eyes you're taken to a very nice little waiting area before you see Dr. Cassol. The waiting area has some comfortable chairs, a coffee maker, and a small refrigerator with small bottles of water. It's also nicely decorate and not over-done. There's a television, as well. I didn't wait very long (maybe 10 minutes) before I was taken back to see the good doctor. Dr. Cassol reviewed the results of the tests that the previous eye-torturers did and asked a few questions. He took the time to understand why I was there and looked into my eyes again. After a brief exam he said that everything look well and that my eyes tested at 20/15 (better than I had anticipated) and said he'd see me back in two years. For an 8:00 a.m. appointment, this went very well and I was out the door before 9:00 a.m. I wish all my appointments went so smoothly! All of the staff were friendly and professional, Dr Cassol's expertise showed through, and the facility is very laid back and relaxed. My first visit to Cassol Eye was a great experience. See you again in two years!

I had dbl cataract surgery. From the moment I entered the office the staff was great made me feel…read morecomfortable and were very helpful. Dr. Cassol was really a nice change he took his time explained everything including the prep for the surgery. The surgery was scheduled for the following week 1 eye a day between and then the other eye then. more follow up with the DR. It went exactly as he said it would I feel like new after this procedure. All I can say is a huge Thank You to DR Cassol and his staff along with the nurses and dr. at the surgery center

DR. Schwartz & staff are very friendly. appointments are always on time. He has up to date…read moreequipment and makes sure you understand all aspects of the exams. I will continue going to Dr. Schwartz and would recommend him to my family and friends! MIKE. T.

I have seen Dr. Schwartz for a few years. He is professional, thorough, and kind. He does a great…read morejob explaining everything and addressing my concerns. I'm particularly appreciative of being able to make an appointment at 5pm!

Dr. Gossman did surgery on my eye in Nov. 23 and again Jan. 25. I had cancer in my eye. My…read moredermatologist Dr. Brown removed the cancer and I was then sent to Dr. Gossman's office to repair the eye. Before the surgery I was informed what to expect. His staff was wonderful and very patient. I called the office several times before and after surgery and they always had time to reassure me. I lived about two hours away and was unable to drive myself. We did follow up care by Facebook. My eye looks fine and cancer is removed from eye.

Dr. Gossman and his staff are compassionate and kind. They all go above and beyond in their care!…read moreSurgical and bedside manner are unsurpassed! I would recommend them to anyone!

Went here for a 2nd opinion. So glad I did! Dr. McNulty was awesome. He listened to my issue and…read morepast visit experience and did a very thorough job at figuring out what I had going on. He explains things very well and will spend the time with you to make sure you understand things. Still working through the best options for my issue but I love the fact that "good enough" is not an option for him. Would highly recommend.

Louisville is sometimes a place difficult to find excellent medical care. Dr McNulty has brought…read moretogether a wonderful and caring stall to serve the community. His heart and leadership has created a great place. All of his staff reflect his desire to be the best profession they can be. Patience and compassion mixed with medical knowledge provides a pleasant experience. I highly recommend that you make the choice to allow this place to take care of your vision needs.

This was my first time to visit. The reason I came here is because Dr. Fowler moved here from his…read moreWalmart location in Crestwood. His exam was very through and this was my post Cataract exam. The office is well equipped and very clean. The staff is friendly and very helpful.

Go elsewhere!!... Was left waiting for 3 months for my glasses that never came. Countless supplier…read moreissues were brought up and they kept saying that my glasses would arrive soon. News flash... they didn't. In these 3 months I've gotten into a car crash driving at night because I didn't have my glasses and have now almost made it through my entire senior spring semester of college without glasses, often times sacrificing my learning because I couldn't get a seat close to the front and couldn't see in the back. After all this they would not comp me a pair of glasses while I wait to go to another company. So this will now be 4-5 months without glasses. Go here if you're fine with sacrificing your time, quality of life, and safety!

Optometry doesn't get any better than this! If staff are not friendly, they are busy giving quick…read moreefficient service. Dr. Morris is always personable. Optometrists can do more now that they used to. Now they can diagnose and prescribe for certain conditions for which they have received special training. Go here for your eye care needs!

I very rarely get to post good news from the doctor anymore. I knew my glasses were not getting…read morethe job done anymore... I did not want to admit it, but I actually thought my eyes were getting worse. I was trading different glasses from a drawer in my house going back for years every day trying to figure out which ones I could see out of... yes I was like old Fred Sanford with a drawer full of glasses trying to get by. I knew Dr. Morshedi, my optometrist, owed me a refraction from a comprehensive exam a while back from a sinus/eye infection that he treated. So I went to him today and we did the refraction to see just what was going on. I knew that something was better because my vision up close had gotten to the point where I could see better without my glasses than with them. He scanned my eyes with his new star-trek optometry machine and then I started to look at different things and see what choices made me see better. After about ten minutes he said, I don't think new glasses are the answer, which puzzled me... my stomach turned as I thought that meant surgery. Turns out that the answer may be contact lenses. There are new multi-focal contact lenses that have a focal range... for distance, intermediate and up close. They are kind of weird looking out of the eye but once I put them in things just looked so much brighter. At first it almost made me dizzy as when I looked at my phone and looked up everything was clear... something I struggled with was looking between one thing and the other. Turns out that the multi-focal are new technology and the next big thing... he said that people who need tri-focals can wear these lenses with no problem because vision is corrected within a range and not a dead set value. In fact looking at my computer screen everything now looks rediculously big on my huge 32 inch monitor that I struggled with just hours ago. I hope that I will be able to tolerate the contact lenses... I was told five years ago that contact lenses were off the table for me due to my prescription... but things change... this is new technology and you don't know how happy I am with this. And the best thing is he said the costs for the lenses is $200 per year which is much cheaper than multi-focal progressive glasses with high index lenses. Color me happy!

He took care of my husband complaining of not seeing with his left eye after 1 1/2 Year cataract…read moresurgery and recommend him in very short notice to Retina center in Louisville, he is awesome , professional and compassionate toward another human being and I will have all my yearly eye exam with him from now on . Thank you doc .