I was very disappointed by this office. It came highly recommended by my ophthalmologist and the…read morepre-surgery appointment went well and I was scheduled for surgery. I had to cancel my surgery, which I did several days in advance due to a serious illness in my family. I rescheduled. I went to my PCP for my pre-surgery exam. I received a call from Omni from Taylor who gave me instructions and reiterated that my appointment was for 1:20 the next Monday. I don't get voicemail I get a transcript. On the day of my surgery we were on our way down there from Southeast Aurora, and I saw there had been a call from Omni. I called them and they said that I missed my appointment which had been rescheduled for 7:00 a.m.. I was so frustrated especially since I had been anxious about my surgery. I went back and looked and there were several calls but no messages. I listen to voicemail and there was no voicemail message, only the message from Taylor from the previous Wednesday. I call later that day to make another appointment for surgery in that department was unavailable. I called the next day and left a message, and the next day and left a message. I was told that I was on the list to be called but I have not heard back from them so am I blacklisted now? I am so frustrated with this office that I doubt if I all want to go back. I'll ask my regular ophthalmologist who I have seen for almost 30 years and who was also my mother's ophthalmologist, I will ask him to recommend a different surgeon. It seems that there is a lot at Omni Eye specialist that needs to be improved. Also my call was cut off twice at two different times so I'm wondering what is wrong with their telephone system?

I had glaucoma/cataract surgeries with Dr. Belen this summer. Six months later my vision in one…read moreeye was still blurry. I asked him if there was damage to that eye, and he said he didn't know, and told me he would see me in 3 months. That response was not good for me and decided to get a second opinion. I am so thankful I did. The new glaucoma doctor knew right away why my vision was blurry. He told me that the previous glaucoma surgery I had failed, and needed to have surgery 2 days later to correct the failed surgery done by Dr. Belen. If I would have stayed with Dr. Belen I could have lost vision in that eye because of his lack of concern not wanted to pursue with further test why my vision was blurry.

Woke up on a Sunday with an extremely irritated eye...and worked for the next few days with it like…read morethat. On Wed decided enough was enough and contacted Levinson Eye Clinic to have it looked at and they managed to squeeze me in emergency visit. Turns out I had a scratch on my cornea somehow, 20% of it, and had been ripping it open with each and every blink. Not only did they take care of me completely, they offered the best eye care I've ever had (and I've a lot of eye problems in the past 7 years similar to this). They checked my eye thoroughly and even put a zero power contact on it as a bandaid SOMETHING NEVER DONE AT ANY OTHER PLACE I'VE BEEN TO (WERE THEY ALL IDIOTS?) Immediately my life went from please kill me to yay I feel almost normal. I highly recommend this eye clinic. Thanks so much Dr. Levinson.

I had LASIK surgery with Dr. Levinson in 2007 when I was 29. I had relied on glasses and contacts…read morefor 23 years prior to this. The care and compassion from the doctor and his NP at the time was great! I don't usually write reviews, but today decided that Dr. Levinson deserved a shoutout for how happy I STILL am with the results. Just had my eyes checked for the first time in a few years (moved out of state so can't follow with him anymore) and my astigmatism is returning a bit which I was told would happen but overall vision is still 20/20. At the young age of 47, just need to start using readers! So very happy that I spent the money 18 years ago and invested in LASIK surgery and trusted Dr. Levinson. It was a good experience then and I am still happy now. If you are considering LASIK surgery, this is who you should go with.

I have been going to Dr. Sumner for the last 4 years, this is an amazing Optical office with…read moreexcellent services from Dr. Sumner and his staff, and thank to Alen for his selections on frame glasses to fit me and my budget. Thank you so much.

Dr. Sumner at Sumner Vision is extremely compassionate and uses the latest technology. He is very…read moreknowable and understands the needs of his patients. The entire staff is very friendly from the moment you walk into the office. They have many frames to choose from for your glasses and they are recommending the latest advancements and technology in contact lenses. I would highly recommend Dr. Sumner and Sumner Vision. Cindy Leonis

Just a great place to get glasses. Optician was fantastic Very knowledgeable and went over all…read morethat was available to me. She recommended two pair of glasses and so glad she did as within a month period I lost my first set

I was traveling and in Denver for a week when the one of the titanium legs of my (Silhouette)…read moreglasses broke. I called a couple of places but none could help me except order replacement frames which would take a week. I called Image Optics and he said they're not repairable but he had replacement frames in stock. I went to the store which is on the 2nd floor of a medical building opposite the hospital. He had a range of styles at reasonable prices. I selected one and he had my lenses in them in 10mins and I was on my way. Excellent service!

I'm so thankful for Mark I was traveling away from home was experiencing sudden floaters that were…read morea little unnerving. The office staff made room for an immediate consultation which identified a retina tear Mark was able to repair immediately. I was told if left unattended it would have ended up a retina detachment. He is a skilled surgeon and I'm very thankful for him and the Mike High Staff.

The staff is completely incompetent. I called 3 times regarding my referral and they keep saying…read morethey never received it even though I confirmed they did. The third time I called at 11:40 am. They said they needed to look again and since it was almost lunchtime they would call me back. Well it's been almost a full day and they never responded. I would not recommend this office.

I could never recommend this business. I really liked 2 people on the staff - no one else was ever…read morethere long enough to see more than once or twice. I prefer a business that is much more professional overall.

I am the kind of person who causes Dr Reeves's to be behind her schedule. I am the patient who got…read moremoved to the first in line, while you were sitting waiting for hours. I am very glad that she took me over you. Not because I'm selfish or narcissistic but I was in an emergency situation from out of town I had just moved to Denver 6 weeks ago. It was a Friday afternoon here and I was on the Pickleball court and winning. Suddenly everything changed and I couldn't see out of one eye I immediately called my eye doctor of long standing back in Ohio. It was almost closing time there and the office referred me to Dr. Reeves. I walked in and yes, there were people in seats, the staff put me in one of the back examining rooms and after a thorough exam, I had surgery In the process of recovery and moving to this climate and finally starting wearing sunscreen, I picked up an infection. We're assuming I got sunscreen in my eye. She again, immediately brought me in and I was seen and a different treatment plan was prescribed. She also checked on me several times over a weekend. She did not her assistant Is she quirky, absolutely. You have got to love her shoes. Is she highly educated, absolutely. I have to admit, I was comforted by her connection to Case Western, being a Cleveland person. When was the last time you moved across the country, had an emergency and a doctor I did not know treated you efficiently, professionally and with determination. Was she kind, yes, she put me as a priority. That's the kind of doctor I want treating me when I need it. The other take away in that office, I's she must be good to work with and learn from medically. Her staff has been with her for years. That's a sign that employees like working for her. I would recommend her as a physician but understand that will be a wait for every appointment. The multiple times my husband drove me there, we both brought books. I suggest you plan on bringing something to do for the wait because you will wait. It's a small office with a small staff

I've been to a few eye clinics in Denver due to moving around a bit and never quite found a great…read moreoptometrist in the process. I decided to make the decision to get eye surgery last year and sought out recommendations and yelp for the best care. A friend highly recommended Dr. Lewis so I decided to make the appointment with him. Dr. Lewis is pretty straight forward and thorough which I really appreciate. I could see where people might misconstrue this to be rude and that can be someone else's opinion but honestly, I think he just likes to be honest and avoid wasting people's time. It's never great to feel like another number when you're seeking out care but Dr. Lewis and his team never made me feel that way. The techs and staff here are really friendly and welcoming. They helped to ease any fears or anxiety I had without being invalidating or passing judgment. One of the techs told me he himself got PRK from Dr. Lewis because he is so good at his job. And looking back on my whole experience, he's right! During the initial consultation appointment Dr. Lewis made sure to check all my measurements twice and assess for any other abnormalities. He was consistent and steadfast throughout this process and explained to me his concerns with lasik versus PRK given my specific eyes. I opted for the PRK after consulting with him and doing my own research. He and his team were on top of all the pre-surgery, surgery and post-op appointments. He also was just consistent each and every appointment, confident but always listening to my concerns. He fairly warned me the recovery process is not easy, which was accurate. Though I was unsure and feeling uneasy with my eye's recovery process after the first post-op appointment, he continued to assure me and offer further follow up appointments later after a few months. I'm actually sitting in the office at my post-op three month follow up appointment as I write this review. The appointment wasn't necessary but I had some concerns come up and he was happy to schedule me. I just told him my concern and he knew exactly what's at fault and gave a recommendation to address the problem. Even in this interaction when other doctors may have scoffed at having another follow up despite a successful surgery, he showed he cares. He's been practicing for a long time now and it shows, not only with his knowledge but how he provides patient care. I'm so grateful for the recommendation my friend gave and wanted to share with others who may also be seeking out such options for surgery. I've really enjoyed coming to this office and am so grateful to Dr. Lewis and his team for providing me with 20/20 vision after wearing glasses and contacts the past 20 years. Also glad this will be my last appointment for the foreseeable future!

I have concerns that have not previously been addressed, and same with my other family members, so…read morewe decided to see an opthomologist, instead of an optometrist. I ask for all of us to be booked to see Dr. Stuart Lewis (I had read some not great reviews about another faculty member and knew I didn't want to see them), but then was informed after I let the person on the phone know I'd need both contact and glasses exams, to which I was told I'd have to see someone else for contacts, which is ridiculous. I'm certainly not making another appointment (when you're already over a month out) for someone else. Why would I do that? Well, I won't, so I guess I'll move on. I've worn both glasses and contacts for over 3 decades, and I've never heads such nonsense.

My husband and I have seen Dr Winnick for over 25 years. He has been and is an excellent…read moreoptometrist. Because of scheduling conflicts, we have seen Dr Hoover for the past two years. Both optometrists are excellent!!! My husband was in the optical business and he knows when a doctor is good! And they are the best! You can get your glasses anywhere, but if you want a quality eye exam ask for Dr Winnick or Dr Hoover at Lenscrafters! Julie Neva

Overall just feeling like LensCrafters isn't what it used to be. After having an off experience up…read morenorth, I thought I would try my hand at this location but felt all eyes on my to buy something while I tried on glasses. For some reason their pricing is so much more than if you purchase online so I tried on glasses and bought elsewhere. I have bought my last two pairs of glasses at LensCrafters, and always felt like it was on the higher end of these types of glasses stores, but the staff has not been what I have experienced in the past.

I saw Dr. Kruger for an opthalmic issue, and despite not having previously been a patient, he saw…read moreme right away. Each time I have been to the office, I have been seen promptly. The exams were thorough and the followup was very good. I highly recommend.

I don't usually write reviews, but as the 55-year-old son of an 89-year-old mother with dementia, I…read morefeel compelled to speak up after our recent experience. We took my mom in for her scheduled appointment, only to be kept waiting for 45 minutes. Delays happen, I understand that--but what unfolded during that time was completely unacceptable. We were first met with a very unfriendly and dismissive front desk staff. No warmth, no welcome--just attitude. While waiting, I stepped outside to grab a book from the car, and saw one of the assistants--who I had seen earlier at check-in--outside vaping what was clearly a weed pen. She had black and blonde hair, and the smell was unmistakable even from the door. Back inside, I noticed another assistant going through the patient charts, flipping around and not following any clear order. It made me wonder if we had been skipped altogether. The disorganization and lack of professionalism was glaring. Now, I will say--Amy, the young lady who worked us up, was the one bright spot in the entire visit. She was kind, attentive, and seemed to genuinely care. But unfortunately, that's where the positives end. Once we were taken to the room, we could clearly hear staff out in the hallway gossiping--talking badly about the doctors, the management, and even each other. At one point, someone commented that a team member was "missing again, probably outside smoking weed." If that wasn't concerning enough, most of the staff we saw were glued to their phones or chatting loudly instead of focusing on patient care. Dr. Krueger himself was great. But let me be clear: no doctor, no matter how skilled, can make up for a team that behaves like this. It doesn't feel like a place that values patients or takes pride in their work. It certainly doesn't feel family-oriented, which is what vulnerable patients--like my mother--need most. We've already started the process of transferring her care elsewhere. I genuinely feel bad for the doctors here, because it's the unprofessionalism and lack of basic decency from the staff that will drive patients away.