I was involved in a head-on collision and my glasses got bent. I purchased them from another store…read moreand couldn't get back to that store to have them corrected. The ladies at Cherokee eye group over backwards to get them just right. I look forward to coming back a little later in 2025 for my exam and new glasses.

Great Doctors and staff. Very friendly and they answer all of your questions and go above and…read morebeyond to meet your needs

Dr David Chao did a thorough exam on my eyes and answered all My questions without rushing me. The…read morefront desk were friendly and the lady who helped me pick out frames was very nice and informative on insurance and made me feel at ease as I tried on frames. I definitely would recommend this Eye Grout.

Dr. Chao and his staff are wonderful people! They care about the patients and their needs. This…read moreOptometrist offers a comfortable and clean environment. I would recommend them to all in need of Optometrist's services!

They say the eyes are the window to the soul? Well I've had Dr. Gigliotti looking at my soul for…read moremany, many years. And I've been very happy with him and his entire practice. My entire family visits Bethelview Eye care. The same ladies have been in the office for years so they know us. Linda, the glasses expert, knows her stuff. She always fits us correctly and we look super fashionable.

Dr. Gigliotti is amazing I just wish his staff were as well. I came in last week for an eye exam…read more Everything was great until I came to pick up my glasses that I ordered. I ordered 2 pair during my visit, even who I assume is the office manager came over and helped. I picked 2 frames to order the office manager did the numbers and showed that both frames would be covered by my insurance. I would just need to pay for the lenses. I paid for my services and glasses. I got my message today saying my order was ready, I was excited to pick up my glasses, but then was informed that they only ordered 1 pair. To top it off the person who helped me, Grace, looked completely confused and did not remember having a conversation about 2 pairs of glasses, when she went to speak with someone else, I could over hear them and nobody was aware of the 2nd pair of glasses. I was starting to feel like I was losing my mind but my husband had been with me during the first visit and recalled everything I had encountered the first visit with 2 pairs of glasses being ordered. I would not recommend this place due to the staff and having to use all my vision benefits on 1 pair of glasses.

Dr Dattolo has been my eye doctor for a-gazilion years (except neither of us are that old). I…read morefollowed her from a past practice because she did such a great job with vision therapy for my son (anisometropia). She's helped me with chronic dry eyes and glasses. Two years ago after Covid and a vascular surgery I realized I just couldn't see to read paragraphs. She's helped me with vision therapy, independent research, and now a remote appointment. This week I had a home EEG and needed good data for my neurologist. We met online and went through the things that make me snap, crackle, stutter, and twitch. I am very thankful that she's the resource I had available when these issues began.

This a a review for Dr. Dattolo. Although we haven't been to Eyes on Towne Lake, we used Dr…read more Dattolo for my daughter when she was at Roswell Eye Clinic. We LOVED her. We had lots of elective testing done for difficulties at school. I wasn't sure what testing we needed for my daughter, but after talking with Dr. D, she knew exactly which tests were necessary. Unlike my daughter, I don't have eye issues, leaving me lost at times with the verbiage used in office. Dr. Dattolo always answered my, sometimes silly, questions, without an ounce of judgement We miss her terribly here in Roswell! You're lucky to have her, Woodstock

Everybody was nice and helpful, but I asked about the foggyness in my left eye during my exam. I…read morewas referred to an opthalmologist for cataract surgery. OK. They made an appt for me (it was months later as they were booked solid) I went through another eye exam and was told that since they could correct my vision 100% through glasses, I was not qualified because insurance wouldn't cover surgery. OK. As I was leaving, I had to pay my copay (not cheap!), and it was submitted for insurance. And guess what? Insurance didn't cover the opthalmologist visit because it was a non-referred specialist. Um yeah - Jasper Eye Associates made the appt....wouldn't that be a referral? Sigh. This appears to be the only eye game in town and I still can't see.

The dedication and concern for my eyesight has been worth praising! Quality Dr.'s and wonderful…read morestaff! Really feel blessed I found them 8 years ago! Highly recommend

Jerry friendly staff. Knowledgeable, but not afraid to call the vendor and ask questions that I had.read more

Great experience here. Dr. Gamba made me feel comfortable during the exam. My last eye exam…read moreelsewhere was terrible and left me in pain, but Dr. Gamba reassured me and made sure everything was comfortable for...so it definitely won't be 6 years until my next visit. Dorian was wonderful and helped me choose the perfect pair of Gucci glasses with anti-glare, progressive lenses. It's great to see things at a distance again!

Dawsonville Eye Group is wonderful! The tech was caring and explained everything clearly. The…read moredoctor took time to put things in simple terms I could understand. Everyone was so nice and made me feel comfortable. Definitely my go-to eye place! I'm waiting for my eye glasses to come back. I hope they will be nice.

My old office of over 15 years, Thomas eye Group told me they had no appointments available on a…read moreFriday afternoon at 2:15 until Monday afternoon at three. Even though I had sudden multiple floaters in one eye. They told me to go to the emergency room if it got worse. I called Dawson Eye Group and they told me to immediately come over because this could be an emergency situation. Thankfully, it was not a retinal detachment. I'm so impressed with this office! I felt truly cared for by Dr Kelly Dasinger as well as the ladies at the front desk and the nurses! I'll never go anywhere else!!!

Professional and thorough care, excellent staff, and customer service. Easy phone access.read more

I have been a patient of Marietta Dermatology for over 25 years. I have come annually for a full…read morebody exam resulting in your doctors catching and treated a couple of troubling pre-cancers with Mohs surgery. I am very grateful for that. Today, when I went for my annual body exam, I was told not to undress, but to simply remove my top as I would only be examined above the waist, with the below the waist exam to be scheduled for six months later. Although Onyx did a heroic job of trying to convince me that this was medically prudent and necessary, she was not able to convince me that this was anything but a marketing decision. I find that very troubling. When I go to my retina specialist, I expect and receive a full examination of both eyes. When I go to my dentist for cleaning and an exam, they don't merely clean and exam the upper teeth with the assurance that they will get to the lower teeth in six months. I cannot fathom why, other than acting on the advice of a marketing consultant, you would adopt this new and bewildering scheduling. If it's a matter of profit for the practice, I would far prefer that you charge me double to do a full, thorough exam rather than putting me through the aggravation and inconvenience of having to come twice for half an exam each time. At the time of the initial appointment, I had itching behind my knee, but it was not addressed because the lower body inspection didn't happen. Two days after my appointment with Onyx, I developed a serious fungus rash on the back of my knee. Because of knee replacement surgery, any infection there is concerning. When the pathology report came back for the skin on my arm that Onyx removed, it was level zero Melanoma. I said to Onyx that I was just damned lucky that spot had been on my arm and not my leg. Her response was that if it had been, they'd have found it on my next appointment which would have been six months later. Yet she assured me that the level zero Melanoma was an urgent issue that must be addressed immediately. I trust you can understand my confusion at the urgent need for surgery vs. it being perfectly okay to delay catching and treating Melanoma had it been on my leg. Because of the mixed messages I received from Onyx, I decided to do the prudent thing and get a second opinion. When I came in to pick up my records, the gal said that you had canceled my surgery with you and that I could contact the Mohs surgery center to have them do it. Frankly, Dr. Camp, that felt like a dismissal. I have lost confidence in your practice and wanted to give you the courtesy of letting you know why you've lost a loyal patient of over two decades. And for a follow up, because I sent them this letter and delayed surgery with them until I got my second opinion, I got a tersely worded letter from them telling me I had 30 days to pick up my records and find another provider. That feels an awful lot like patient abandonment to me. But, jokes on them, I would not have gone back there anyway.